I teach a huge range of professionals how to do this, and they come up with ways to use intuition that I wouldn't have thought of before. It's useful in evaluating anything where some sense of a future result is important. It's certainly useful in evaluating a company. An engineer can make a better machine. A writer can frame an article in ways that their target audience can more easily digest.
Marketers can create a better marketing plan.
Usually doctors, along with big companies, are the last people who want to admit to working with intuitives, but that's changing. It worked out really well, and I print the letter that he wrote about it in the book. I come from three generations of physicians, so I think the applications in medicine are very interesting. I believe most good physicians are good intuitives. My father is one of the best intuitives I know.