How to increase your intelligence.Intelligence is a general mental capability that involves the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend idea and language, and learn. - Wikipedia Encyclopedia When you start to ponder about it, you will understand that your predicament is not because of you being unintelligent. It is more due to your neglect to use your mental ability. Becoming more smart and intelligent should become your priority because you need it to survive and to make better decisions. Succeeding in your relationships, your career or your finances requires acumen. How to improve it.
If you have been identifying yourself as a stupid person, it is about time that you change that identity. Your incompetence is more due to the person you think you are than what you are actually capable of doing and achieving.
Refuse from verbalizing negative labels or words that put you down when you make a mistake or face a challenging problem. Telling yourself how stupid you are will only make your subconscious mind approves it.
Use other words instead especially something that your mind have not heard or become familiar with. Not only will you confuse it but also you will laugh at yourself for making it up. Remind yourself that the words you use affect your emotions both positively and negatively. Choose something that will empower.
You gotta start to think. Thinking is a conscious activity. Don't be lazy about it. The Einstein's Mind CD will help energize your mind for whole-brain and big picture thinking and also improves your IQ. Before you start something think about the consequences of your actions. Find the facts and look for the skills. Then apply them. By doing this you will make better decisions and fewer mistakes. You can evaluate your creative level by the results that you obtain. If you are able to use your knowledge, experiences and skills to empower your life and lead you to the success you desire you are smart enough. |
Quote"Intelligence is not something possessed once for all. It is in constant process of forming and its retention requires constant alertness in observing consequences, and open minded will to learn and courage in readjustment." - John Dewey
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