In high school I did the lowest tier maths and then jumped in the deep end by doing a year of electrical engineering. I’ve now done those harder math classes but I feel like there’s holes here and there. I think when I took physics it really brought out these flaws and lack of intuition.
Would anyone have a good resource for building this up?
Thanks
Try to be around problems that requires a high degree of math skills to solve. let the problems drive you.
intuition is usually built by spending hundreds of hours thinking, eating, and drinking the problems you're truly interested in to arrive to a solution.
If you spend enough time doing this, you'll know exactly what areas you need to inquire about as your understanding to the problem becomes clearer and gaps start to narrow down.
If you don't know what you need to learn you probably haven't spent enough time on the problem or just read the solution which made you feel this way, not realizing that the solution was done by a person that could have spent 100x the time you spent on it and built the intuition you're asking about.