This Is The Actual Pain And Suffering Of Being A Genius Chetan Mistry “ Is the pain really worth the social fame and infamy?
How To Be A Genius James Altucher “ I read every day from one fiction book, one non-fiction book, one self-help book, and one book about games. I love games.
Stop Saying ‘Smart’ And Use ‘Talented’ Instead Elisabeth Ntambwe “ We live in an education system that looks less on those who do not follow the typical academic route.
This Is The Best Advice I’ve Ever Received Ashley Alexander “ Whatever moment we are in is just that — a moment. Good or bad, it will not last forever; neither is it indicative of our ability to be happy (or not) in the future.
Artists Are Geniuses Too: Why Art Is Equally As Important As Science Emma Taubenfeld “ An artist’s work is personal. It has to be pulled from the deepest valleys of our hearts, through our bones, muscles, and flesh and depicted on a canvas or through a simple movement or even just with one word.
An Open Letter To The Genius Jose Rizal, From An Average Student Ingrid Kent “ Truth be told, my mind doesn’t function like your mind does. I’m an average, not a genius. You’re at the top of the stairs and I’m still at the bottom. You have reached the top of Mount Olympus and I’m still gathering up the strength to climb.
5 Ways Your First Job Is A Lot Like Childhood Tubing Genevieve Choate “ Tubing is a lot like your first job with one crucial difference: in tubing, your dad is there to rope in your half-naked body. Let me explain.
Can Genius Be Taught? Cody Delistraty “ Stanford professor Sean F. Reardon found that since the 1960s, the difference in exam scores between rich and poor students has grown by 40%. As far as college completion rates, the difference between rich and poor students has grown by 50% over the last 30 years.
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