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Intuitive Thinking In Bezos's Invention Of The Kindle Fire

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Intuitive thinkers prefer to be challenged intellectually and to think things through for themselves."Bezos shows intuitive thinking in his products by continuously coming up with new products to compete with his competitors. One way Bezos shows intuitive thinking would be how he’s planning for drones to fly Amazon deliveries to customers. That definitely shows that he’s being an intuitive thinker because of its innovative, creative and that out of the box thinking that will set a high bar for other competitors to compete with. Also, his most intuitive way of thinking was his invention of the Kindle Fire. Bezos created the Kindle Fire in 2011 and the latest Kindle Fire HD from 2013 to now. The Kindle brand competes with the brand such as Apple,

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