Trust Your Gut Instincts

Your gut feeling about someone isn't anxiety. It's your subconscious picking up on micro

signals your conscious mind hasn't processed yet. When you meet someone and feel instant

unease, your brain has already noticed inconsistencies in their story, body language that

doesn't match their words, or patterns that remind you of past danger.

This is why that coworker who seemed nice but felt off later got fired for stealing.

Or why that friend everyone loved made you uncomfortable before they betrayed the group.

Your nervous system stores every interaction you've ever had as data. It runs new people

through that database in milliseconds. That weird feeling isn't random. It's pattern recognition