It is generally believed that a smart person is someone who does well in school. But is this really the case? Intelligence is not just about excellent grades, encyclopedic knowledge, and a good memory. It manifests itself in many ways—in creativity, music, sports, emotions, the ability to see the beauty of nature, and the ability to find common ground with others.
History is full of examples where students who were considered average went on to become athletes, artists, inventors, scientists, and even politicians. These people found themselves and became successful because they did what they truly enjoyed.
This book will help you to:
• understand exactly how your intelligence manifests itself;
• uncover your abilities and strengths;
• believe in your talents;
• find what you do best;
• take the first steps toward your future.
After reading this book, you will understand your own uniqueness, see your true strengths, and learn in which areas you can realize your potential and achieve success.
Author: Thomas Armstrong
Pages: 208 (offset paper). Paperback
Dimensions: 216×168×12 mm
