Your Brain Is Always Hidden

One of the reasons we think intelligence is set in stone is we can’t see it.

If somebody spends a couple hours in the gym every day, and eats nothing but boiled chicken breasts and broccoli (I actually knew a bodybuilder who did this, and he had the six pack to prove it), we could tell by looking at him or her.

We wouldn’t think, “Wow, I wish I was born with a six pack!”

Damn! That Must Take A Lot Of Work!

We simply assume that their body looks that because of the effort they put into it. Now, this CAN get confusing if we watch a lot of movies, where the characters are living regular lives but are somehow super buff and ripped all the time, but keep in mind those actors spend TONS of time getting in shape for their roles. If you them in between movies they’ve got flab like the rest of us.

But when think about intelligence, we somehow imagine that it’s set in stone. One of the reasons for this is we eat every single day, and we have an intimate experience with food and our physical appearance.

So we naturally make that assumption when we see somebody who’s really fit.

But because most of us don’t have a very good experience with learning, we just assume that some people are naturally smart, and others aren’t.

But that’s ONLY because we all share a common, and pretty lousy experience with learning.

Everybody Is Born A Genius

For example, take some three or four year old kid who’s a born genius. Creative, artistic, capable of expressing beautiful ideas and concepts through various means of “non-traditional” expression.

Then you force them to sit in an uncomfortable chair for six hours a day, listening to some boring person drone on and one about some horribly boring subject.

To make matters worse, if this child doesn’t pay close attention, and seem interested in this horribly boring (and useless) material, they’re labeled as a “Problem Child.”

Your Intelligence Causes You Problems

This young child, who had so much potential, is now being told they are “wrong.”

Screw That Noise!

The good news is that whatever genius you had, before it got hammered out of you by the school system, is NOT lost.

You CAN recover it. Not only that, but you can build it, enhance it, learn to express it in ways that will astound the world.

And make you a potential fortune.

Genius Recovery Strategy

All you’ve got to do is re-connect with your natural learner. Your inherent genius, and your relentless curiosity and creativity.