Albert Einstein said that “the intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant.” The scientist was thus referring to intuition, that sixth sense that encourages us to make decisions even if we do not have objective facts or rational knowledge that demonstrate that belief. As reported in this report from La Vanguardia, Isabel García Méndez, author of “Think, intuit and get it right. Learn to develop your intuition ”she defines intuition as everything” process of knowledge as real as rational knowledge. It is common to all people, it is based on all the unconscious information we receive and manifests itself in the form of impressions, sensations and images.” Thus, it could be said that intuition allows you to make decisions instantly in any area of life: work, social relationships, personal relationships, etc. From PSonríe, an online psychological care service, they go further and ensure that the values that intuition gives us, such as speed and purity, are the unique values that also allow us to “know or understand something without the intervention of reason.” While it is true that intuition could be a kind of compass that we all have, its development varies from one person to another.
From the specialized portal 'The mind is wonderful' they disseminate a series of tips that we can all carry out to develop intuitive intelligence.
