meaning of the sentence

[Rag226]

Trust your hunches which will more often than not turn out to be accurate?

[Rag226]

Trust your hunches which will more often than not turn out to be accurate?

Trust your hunches which will more often than not turn out to be accurate?

[Anglika]

""Hunch" in this context means an instinctive feeling or response. "I have a hunch that tomorrow will be fine.

So you are being told to regard your instinctive response as likely to be right.

[BobK]

Another tricky phrase that might need explaining is 'more often than not'; it means usually: it happens that way more often than the times when it doesn't.

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