Quote by Albert Einstein

The only real valuable thing is intuition.

The only real valuable thing is intuition.

Summary

This quote highlights the significance of intuition as the most valuable asset. It suggests that despite external influences and societal constructs, our intuition, which encompasses our instincts, gut feelings, and inner wisdom, remains invaluable. Intuition guides us in decision-making by considering our inner voice and trusting our innate knowledge. It suggests that relying solely on logic or external validations may not always lead to the best outcomes, emphasizing the importance of listening to our intuition and recognizing its significance in navigating through life's choices.

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Intuition

By Albert Einstein

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