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Have you ever questioned...
How the lives of smart people like?
How do they live?
What do they like, hate?
How do they behave?
Are they the same or not?
What do they have in common? ...
A lot of questions are asked. Me too, I have a few questions in my head and I found a nice article on the characteristics of smart people, I will share with you, hope it is useful. Want to know if you are smart and quick, try to check if you have these characteristics!
They are very adaptable.
Smart people can develop flexibly in a variety of environments. Smart people adapt by doing what they can do, no matter what they do or what they can do.
Recent psychological research also supports this. Intelligence depends on the ability to change behavior to cope with the environment more effectively or to make changes in the working environment.
They understand their limits.
The smartest people can admit when they do not know a certain concept. Intelligent people are not afraid to say "I do not know". If they do not know, they can learn.
They are very curious.
Albert Einstein once said: "I have no special talent, I'm just curious enthusiasm."
An adult study published in 2016 shows that there is a connection between childhood intelligence and curiosity. Scientists have observed thousands of people born in the UK for 50 years and found that people with higher IQ (when taking the test at the age of 11) tend to be curious, preferring to explore more others (when surveying at the age of 50).
They like having their own company.
Smart people tend to act in person. Recent research shows that smart people often feel less satisfied when working with friends.
They control themselves well.
Smart people can overcome impulses by planning, clarifying goals, finding alternatives, and weighing results before they begin.
Scientists have found a link between self-control and intelligence. In a 2009 study, participants had to choose between two different value rewards: either a smaller reward, or a larger one, but a later one.
The results show that participants who choose greater rewards after one day, who have better self-control (instead of being impatient), often score high on the intelligence test.
Researchers say a brain region, namely the frontal cortex, can play a role in helping people solve problems and express self-control while heading toward the cortex. certain pepper.
They are really funny.
The scientists agree with this. A study shows that professional comedians score higher than average in the language intelligibility test.
They are sensitive to the experiences of others.
"Intelligent people can almost feel what someone is thinking," said one user Quora.
Some psychologists argue that empathy, the ability to reconcile with the needs and emotions of others, and acting in the way that one needs to be a core element of emotional intelligence. People with emotional intelligence often love to talk to new people and learn more about them.
They can connect seemingly unrelated concepts.
Do you think Japanese sashimi and watermelon have nothing to do with each other? False, both eat raw and often cold.
Journalist Charles Duhigg said that the creation of such connections is a sign of creativity. Duhigg studied Disney's development of the movie "Frozen" and concluded that the movie was unique for using old ideas and linking them together in new ways.
They delay a lot.
Interestingly enough, smart people are hesitant even when they see meaning. Psychologist Adam Grant says that delay is the key to innovation. Steve Jobs used this strategically. "The delay of Steve Jobs did everything it took to bring many different ideas to his desk," Grant said.
They ponder big questions.
Smart people wonder about the universe and the meaning of life. Moreover, they always ask what is the nature of everything. Thanks to such great questions, great scientists such as Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking help us understand more about the vast universe.
11.They are imaginative.
Lack of creative motivation and creative power of imagination is "the main reason why 95% of adults in the world have no clear purpose in life." And Napoleon Hill thinks that is also the reason. 95% of this goes down the path and can not be successful.
12.They always learn and try to go beyond what is supposed to be "just enough".
Successful people are always able to explore, learn constantly. They feel dissatisfied with what others consider "just enough." They are interested in learning more about a problem. They always bring themselves new competitions, experiences, and they are not afraid to fail.
13.They focus.
Successful people focus all their energy and skills on the goals they have set before them. They have to find ways not to be distracted by unrelated issues around their path.
14.They work hard.
This may sound simple, but it's not easy to do. If you want to succeed, you are not allowed to give yourself lazy, even if you have achieved the goal set before. It is important to remember that, always urging yourself to move forward, if you do not want a little lazy to pull yourself to the starting point.
15.They sympathize.
Napoleon Hill's favorite proverb is "golden principles" in philosophy, which states, "Treat others the way you want others to treat you." Hill uses the maxim as the final step to true success.
These are some of the common traits of smart people, and one more feature that I have not mentioned yet, it's very funny: it's the lazy person who turns out to be the smartest.
Bill Gates said, "I choose the lazy to work because the lazy will find the easiest way to accomplish this."
As science has proven, I am intelligent because I am very lazy 😄😄😄😄😄😄. How about you? Are you smart like me?
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