“The only real valuable thing is intuition.”
– Albert Einstein

Heard this morning, “intuition is mind in a hurry.”
Once I read: “intuition is acquired knowledge”.
Or found this one: “intuition is solidified experience”.

These are beautiful statements about intuition. But what is intuition really? ... The word intuition is derived from the Latin word “intuer” and is literally described as: to gaze, to look at something intently, to consider. Intuition is a source of knowledge that has little to do with a vague gut feeling or a spontaneous hunch. Intuition is your unconscious mind etalizing your previous experiences at a specific moment. 

Intuition allows us to know more than what we think. Intuition is recognizing patterns. The more often you use your intuition, the more patterns you will recognize and perceive within a chaotic environment. Intuition says everything about the way you process and recognize information.

Therefore, trust your intuition more often.