When I need to make an important decision, I will first check my "intuition card": I rely on my feelings and my inner voice to guide my direction. It's like opening a new book Although I don't know what it will contain, I am always full of curiosity and expectation.
However, just relying on intuition can sometimes make people lose their way, just like there is no map in the forest. Therefore, I will also open my "big data treasure chest": collect all kinds of information, such as data, facts, professional opinions and so on. This information is like a map, which can help me know exactly where I am and which way I should take.
In addition, I think intuition and big data are like two eyes of people, one sees emotions and possibilities, and the other sees facts and evidence. When I use my eyes together, I can see more clearly and walk more smoothly on the road of life!
Let's analyze the importance of intuition and big data in decision-making through some cases.
Imagine that you are an investor with considerable funds and want to invest in a startup. At this time, intuition will play a great role. You may have a feeling that this company's products or services have great market potential, or you have strong confidence in this company's team and their vision. This intuition may come from your own experience, or it may be because you know the dynamics and trends of the market.
However, it is not enough to rely solely on intuition. As an investor, you also need to rely on big data to support your decision. You need to study the overall trend of the market, the situation of competitors and the financial data of the company, etc. These data can provide more specific and objective basis to help you evaluate the feasibility and potential return of investment.
Another example is that you are a chef and want to develop a new dish. At this time, your intuition will guide you to try different ingredients and cooking methods to create a unique taste and taste. However, if you only rely on intuition and don't study the taste preferences of customers and the market price of ingredients, then your new dish may not be so popular and may even lead to high cost.
Therefore, intuition and big data are very important in decision-making. Intuition can bring us innovative ideas and inspiration, while big data can provide more concrete and practical basis to help us make more reasonable and wise decisions.