This not only can be done, but actually is being utilized regularly by those learning to excercise their intuitive muscle. Realizing that we all have intuitive ability is a genuinely good place to start.

Some people may be more aware and in tune with it from their earliest years, while others go their whole ife saying they have "zero" intuitive ability.

Clearly attitude really can be everything here. A closed mind doesn't easily allow for change and is rarely "open and patient enough" to come to understand the subtelties involved in realizing one's intuition.

Taking time and being incredibly patient is so important. Noticing how you "feel" about the even small and insignificant experiences in your day. These too can offer you a great learning experience.

When you have a choice before you - simply pay attention to how it feels. Most often,you will notice that the direction that feels best, simply is.

I can not say it enough ... it doesn't matter "why" something feels completely wrong for you. If you feel this way about something or someone ... then the "whys" are irrelevent. Something may be "wrong" for you but aren't necessarily bad in general.

Regular use of your intuition allows it to become more a part of your life and can improve your ability substantially.