by Md Kawsar Munna | Apr 12, 2021 | Psychology
10 common traits of highly intelligent people
Smart people aren’t just defined by their outrageously high scores on IQ tests.
They tend to share a bunch of other characteristics, like insatiable curiosity and a good sense of humour.
We took a look at a Quora thread where users have listed some common traits of highly intelligent people and checked out the science to see if it backs them up.
Here are 10 qualities of super-smart people:
- Interesting vs boring: Whatever bores the intelligent is often lifeblood for the average. Whatever terrorises the average is fun, thrill, challenge and entertainment for the intelligent.
- Difficult vs easy: Whatever the average shun or discard as difficult, impossible, not worth trying is pounced upon by the intelligent and accepted as welcome distraction, learning opportunity, chance to prove a theory or thought right. Everything that the average think is challenging or problematic- is a cakewalk, childâs play, molehill for the intelligent.
- Sociability: The average enjoy the little things in life; birthday parties, community get-togethers, fairs in town, family gatherings, hanging out with friends, binge movie watching, laughing at any and everything. The intelligent get entangled in the intellectual side of things, pullings facts from facts, seeking answers and posing questions. They may never be able to enjoy birthday parties, get-togethers as frivolous joys donât make sense to them and are just a waste of time.
- Entertainment: Light-hearted and deep stuff drives the majority of choices in selecting films and books. The average person will watch a comedy movie and die laughing; the intelligent will scorn such a laugh and find the comedy tragic! He will settle for only intellectual stuff but that is most of the times dull, boring, heavy, nonsense, above-comprehension, unfit to enjoy for the average.
- Conversation: Simple chit chat, exchange of pleasantries, discussing latest movie, film stars, new colleague, Facebook/ Insta trends is a normal conversation for average- it is downright taboo for the intelligent. They get bored to death. They in turn talk about Big Bang, the Relativity Theory, the Meta Physical, the difference between mind and brain or general consciousness, sending the average to fall asleep like Sleeping Beauty.
- Thought process: The intelligent think too much about things, bent on analysing every fall of a leaf, every frown on a face, dissecting every thought and opinion in minute detail, while the average doesnât think at all; the world is going to end? Fine. It will end for everybody else also. Why should I alone worry about it? New research finding? The heck. How does it affect my job, children? Not at all. So why waste thought on that? Movie? Well, I watch it to forget my thought, not to think about it, LolâĻ
- Studies: The average shies from academics, tests, research, studies, degrees, schools, all of which provides an adrenaline rush to intelligence. Thereâs something in writing tests and studies, that they canât resist. Even after completing their academics, they continue studying something or the other even if doesnât bring them any monetary or career advantages. They are born as a student and die as students.
- Hobbies: The average has endearingly simple hobbies: dancing, swimming, cycling, football, watching movies. The intelligent have complicated ones: learning languages (that they donât even need), chess, Sudoku, taking the challenge to read 100 books this year, museums.
- Solitude: The average has a large army of like-minded friends, without whom their world comes to a standstill and looks like an ugly place. Solitude is depressing, stressful, demotivating and a curse that must be avoided at all costs. The intelligent adore solitude. They have very few friends who are as aloof as they themselves and will rarely attempt meeting new people, making friends, socialising with them. Their solitude charges their battery and is a source of getting connected with their inner higher self, joy and self-reflection.
- Priorities and ambitions: The average place a lot of importance on career, money, promotion, family, children, parents, bank balance, status, material objects, holidays, vacations, public image, brands of shoes and clothes. The intelligent place their goals in learning, studying, knowing. They donât care what others think about them. They are aloof and donât stick too close to family members. Vacation and holidays are interesting so long as they include museums visits, historical or deep interesting stuff. Promotions? They may even ask their boss to demote them if it means learning something. Money, balance, brands are just unsubstantial and of no consequence.
- I rarely compare myself to others: This is probably the one that matters most in my daily life. I almost never compare myself to others because, in my experience, it is rarely a useful measurement of anything objective and is not a reliable source of information about anything subjective. I tend to compare myself to myself.
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by Md Kawsar Munna | Apr 12, 2021 | Psychology
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by Md Kawsar Munna | Apr 12, 2021 | Psychology
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by Md Kawsar Munna | Apr 11, 2021 | Knowledge
Success is not just a goal; it is a continuous journey that shapes our thoughts, actions and desires every day. The pursuit of success is deeply embedded in human nature, driving us to strive for excellence and fulfillment in every aspect of life.
When we wake up each morning, we set our goals for the day, knowing that our actions will determine our level of success. No one aspires to failureâeveryone seeks to achieve greatness in their unique way.
Here are 10 Proven Success Formulas.
1. Start as Soon as Possible
The regret of missed opportunities is painful. As Bill Gates famously said, “Get started.” If you have an idea, act on it before someone else does. Early action increases your chances of success and minimizes the fear of failure.
2. Give Your Best Every Day
Life does not follow a structured semester system where you can fix mistakes after ten weeks. Every day counts. Success requires daily effort, discipline, and commitment to excellence.
3. Be Your Boss
If you don’t chase your dreams, someone else will hire you to fulfill theirs. Take control of your aspirations and work towards financial independence and self-fulfillment.
4. Learn to Say ‘No’
Time is your most valuable asset. Prioritize wisely. As Warren Buffett advised Bill Gates, “You must learn to say no.” Focus on what truly matters and eliminate distractions that hinder your progress.
5. Commitment and Passion Lead to Success
Successful individuals love what they do. Passion fuels persistence, and persistence drives achievement. Whether you are an entrepreneur or a professional, staying committed to your goals is key.
6. Life Is the Best School
Books and academic achievements are valuable, but real-life experiences teach the most important lessons. Embrace challenges as learning opportunities and grow through experience.
7. Stay Optimistic and Never Lose Hope
Optimism is a powerful tool. While false hope can be misleading, false pessimism is even worse. Believe in yourself, even when circumstances seem unfavorable.
8. Embrace Constructive Criticism
Criticism is not an attackâit is an opportunity for improvement. As Bill Gates wrote in Business at the Speed of Thought, dissatisfied customers and critics can be your best teachers.
9. Measure Your Success
Success is not abstractâit must be calculated. Set clear goals, track your progress, and refine your approach. As Gates suggested, “The easier it is to say, the harder it is to do.” Stay disciplined and results-oriented.
10. Accept That Life Is Not Always Easy
Challenges are inevitable. You will face setbacks, but resilience and perseverance will determine your long-term success. Learn to rise every time you fall.
Defining True Success: A Personal Perspective
More than 130 million books have been published, many of them offering advice on achieving success. Yet, the real challenge lies in understanding what success truly means on an individual level. Success is subjective and cannot be universally measured by wealth, power, or fame.
The success formula is a deeply personal concept, and defining it clearly for yourself is crucial. Have you taken the time to articulate what success means to you? Writing down your definition of success will bring clarity and direction to your journey.
Kingdom Perspective on Success
From a spiritual standpoint, success is not defined by material wealth or societal recognition. The Kingdom of God offers a different perspectiveâone that focuses on eternal fulfillment rather than temporary gains. The world may equate success with financial prosperity, but true success is aligned with divine purpose and fulfillment.
Many people chase money, power, and fame, only to realize that these do not guarantee happiness. The true measure of success lies in our relationship with our Creator, understanding our purpose, and living a life of meaning and contribution.
The Five Fundamental Questions for Personal Success Formulas
To find true success, we must answer these fundamental questions:
- Who am I? â Understanding our identity.
- Where did I come from? â Recognizing our origins and purpose.
- Why am I here? â Defining our mission and contribution to the world.
- What are the standards of conduct I should live by? â Establishing personal ethics and values.
- What happens when my spirit leaves my body? â Gaining a spiritual perspective on life and eternity.
The answers to these questions shape our success and fulfillment. Knowing ourselves and aligning our actions with our divine purpose leads to a life of peace, joy, and true accomplishment.
Final Thoughts: The Path to Lasting Success
Success is not a destination but a journey. Every day, we make choices that shape our future. While society promotes a version of success based on wealth and influence, true success is found in personal growth, meaningful relationships, and a purpose-driven life.
By defining our success, taking daily action, and aligning our journey with a higher purpose, we can experience fulfillment and peace that lasts beyond material achievements.
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by Md Kawsar Munna | Apr 10, 2021 | Knowledge
Good habits developed now will last a lifetime!
These are good habits you want to set in concrete now. The quicker you make these habits that you live by, the better life you will experience. If you are a parent, then print this list and work on it with your children. Back to school is an excellent time to focus on new habits that will last a lifetime!
Here are some useful habits that can help you a lot in daily life:
A.If you want to be happierīŧ
- Talk with a positive person.
- Express gratitude by writing down some good things that happened to you each day.
- Laugh â even if you have to force it. The mere action of laughing releases endorphins.
- Move your body (walk, exercise) for 20 minutes or longer.
- Invest 30 minutes a day doing a hobby you enjoy and find relaxing.
B. If you want to manage stress more effectivelyīŧ
- Breathe deeply for at least two minutes. Focus on your breaths.
- Stretch different body parts for ten minutes.
- Listen to something calming and distracting (i.e. music) unrelated to whatever is stressing you out.
- Detach from the source of stress (excuse yourself from a meeting, take a break from a project, remove yourself from an argument) for a five-minute break.
C. If you want to be more confidentīŧ
- List three things you genuinely like about yourself. Read those three things out loud. Do this daily.
- Stand up straight. Let your hands hang naturally at your sides.
- Outline your thoughts/words before you enter an intimidating situation. Being prepared will help you feel more confident. Bring cheat notes if acceptable.
D. If you want to become more spiritually-mindedīŧ
- Devote 15 minutes a day to reading a spiritual text (Bible, spiritual book, spiritual workbook.)
- Join a group of like-minded individuals whom you can learn from and be inspired by.
- Write out how a person you encountered that day could enrich your life journey.
- Perform one thoughtful act of kindness for a stranger.
This list of good habits will serve you well whether you are a parent, student, entrepreneur or just a regular person. Learning these habits now will help everyone get ahead in life.
1. Get on a good schedule.
We need structure and routine in our lives. Our bodies expect it. They perform best when we operate on a regular schedule. We especially need to eat and sleep at about the same time each day. If you are the parent of a young child, it is your job to teach this habit early. This routine stays with a person their whole life and helps them to develop good work habits. Find a schedule that works for you and stick to it!
2. Eat a healthy diet.
Our brains need the right food to perform at their peak. Donât go to school or work on an empty stomach. Students need to train themselves early to eat a balanced and healthy diet. We tend to carry the habits we learn when we are young forward with us for most of our lives. Learning to eat right now can avoid many health issues down the road.
3. Learn to exercise.
We need physical activity to stay healthy. The benefits of regular exercise are well documented. We need to find exercise routines that are fun and match our individual tastes. Developing a good exercise routine is a habit that will increase both the quantity and quality of your life.
4. Practice gratitude.
It is so easy to get into the bad habit of envying what others have. The grass often seems greener on the other side of the fence. It is vitally important to learn gratitude. Practice thinking about the things you have to be thankful for. I do this with my daughter each evening when I put her to bed. I ask her to recall the good things that happened that day. We then take a few minutes and give thanks for those things. This helps us both to train ourselves to be grateful.
5. Develop good study habits.
Studying effectively is a skill. People that live life to the fullest are lifelong learners. They never stop trying new things. One needs to study and gather new knowledge in an effective and efficient manner.  Learning how to study and acquire the knowledge to succeed doesnât just occur naturally. It needs to be taught. Take a study skills course or ask others for tips on improving your study habits.
6. Never give up!
I remember being told in school that, âWinners never quit and quitters never win.â I think this is a Vince Lombardi quote and it is certainly true.  It takes perseverance in life to enjoy any kind of success. I also remember hearing, âWhen the going gets tough, the tough get going.â These sayings come back to me time and again when I feel like giving up. Perseverance is a habit. It is one that can be developed just like any other.
7. Manage money wisely.
Why donât they teach a good personal finance class in school? Students need to learn to earn, save, budget, track, and wisely spend money to be successful in life. Good money habits can never start too early. There are a lot of good resources out there to help. I recommend taking a look at what Dave Ramsey has to offer for various ages. Of course, you can also find a lot of fantastic money tips by reading blogs!
8. Respect the environment.
It seems to be hip to be âgreenâ, but being a good steward of our environment is really not that new. Wise parents have been teaching these principles to their children for ages. We only have this one world and we depend on it for our survival. Every person needs to do their part to protect what we have. Develop habits now that will help you to be a good environmental citizen for a lifetime!
9. Strive for excellence!
Why do a job if you arenât going to do it right? We need to develop the habit of giving every task our best effort. Excellence should be the standard we strive for in all we do. We canât start letting ourselves or our children do the least possible to get by. If we do, then they are going to receive less than the best results from their work. Teaching excellence now will ensure habits for success will carry forward.
10. Live the Golden Rule.
âDo unto othersâĻâ is a guideline we should all follow. Think of the conflict and tragedy that could have been avoided if people simply applied the Golden Rule in all their relationships. If we make this a habit, then we will find a lot more success in life. Respecting people of all races and beliefs is a hallmark of living life to the fullest.
11. Practice good hygiene.
You really can dress for success! Habits like brushing your teeth twice a day and washing your hands regularly not only contribute to health but also lead to routines that give one a sharper appearance. First impressions are powerful and are mostly derived from the way a person looks. Like it or not this is true. Start today to ensure you do what it takes to leave a lasting good impression.
12. Always tell the truth!
The truth often comes out whether we want it to or not.  Lying generally just complicates the situation and makes us look bad. Look at the scandals many of our politicians fall into because they fail to admit the truth. It is much better to just develop the habit of telling the truth even when it is difficult. This will save you a lot of heartache and misery in life.
13. Ask for what you want.
Develop the habit of asking for what you want. How else are you going to get it? It is really that simple. Often, when I ask, I am amazed at how quickly I get exactly what I wanted. Just give this one a try. If you are a parent, teach your children to ask others for what they want. This is truly a behaviour you want to come naturally. It will build confidence and self-esteem that will serve your kids forever!
14. Be a regular reader.
Being a good reader is a skill that often separates good students from those that struggle.  Becoming a good reader takes practice. The more you read and are read to, the better you get. Reading has numerous benefits. It builds oneâs vocabulary, expands the imagination, and rekindles creativity. Make reading a routine!
15. Be punctual.
Arriving on time is important to oneâs success. People always notice when you are late. It is an indicator of whether you mean what you say and can be trusted. Do not introduce doubt about this into peopleâs minds by showing up later than expected. Create the habit of being punctual now and you wonât have to worry.
16. Respect authority.
Failure to respect those in authority positions can lead to all kinds of problems in life. It doesnât matter whether it is your boss, a police officer, or a university dean.  People in authority have a job to do and often worked hard to get into the position they are in. They deserve to be treated with proper manners and reverence. Learning to say, âYes maâamâ and âYes sirâ will get you noticed in a positive way.
17. Tend to your spiritual needs.
We cannot ignore our spiritual needs and truly live a full and rewarding life. We must recognize that there is a higher power and pursue our faith regularly. We may not exercise our beliefs in exactly the same way, but I encourage you to find what works for you and explore it to its depths. A solid spiritual life will serve you well.
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