Is it imperative that use our intuition when it comes to a transitional period?

Transition gives us the opportunity to rise above polarization even if we don't experience transition every day, we must surely prepare ourselves for it I think we need to bring intuition to Transitions in addition to the analytical process we automatically apply (Pree, 1997, pg 35-36).

Pree elaborates on the importance of transition, he goes on to explain how these periods of transition can surlily impact our lives. He also mentions that the condition of our heart matters when in a transition period. I find the comparison of our hearts and intuition in conflict. Is it that important that we use our heightened senses to guide us in a transition period? Or is it equally as important to use our passion when transitioning?

Transitional periods can also be seen as defining moments when in these transitions we are becoming a newer version of ourselves as we make decisions. He explained the importance to rise above polarization (Pree, 1997, pg 35). I believe being comfortable with a position to feel deflected from problems is truly just ignorance, this may also involve the rejection of transition. When using our intuition we listen to what our senses are telling us about a situation, but listening to your heart should have just as much accountability. These qualities are especially important for a leader, obtaining passion and leading folks toward their goals is what develops unification, whereas intuition alone mainly focuses on self. Being able to align yourself with both is crucial when becoming successful. Intuition is not the most important in a transitional period and it should be tread lightly when leading your heart. Leaders can guide people, but they must know how to learn and lead themselves first before actualizing their leadership.

So, what are your thoughts?