Create Remarkable Success: Discover Your Strengths, Forge Your Own Path, and Build The Life You Want: Maximize Your Abilities

nine) intelligence categories. Linguistic and verbal intelligence (good with words) Logical - mathematical intelligence (good at math and solving logic problems) Visual - spatial intelligence (good with pictures) Body - movement intelligence (good at sports and movement) Musical intelligence (good at music and rhythm) Interpersonal intelligence (go

Cal Newton’s book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You. The main message of this book might seem counterintuitive at first. The writer says you should not pursue your passion; it is the fool’s method. What you should do is be ok with grinding a little bit, and when you grind in whatever industry you collect something called “career capital.” When you hav

When you start feeling somebody is touching your soul “with dirty hands” just repeat this: This is not about me. This person is uneasy with him/herself. I love myself! I feel good! I know who I am!

another variable, which measures the correlation among different cognitive tasks. Proposed by English psychologist Charles Spearman, this variable is called the g factor.

If you have a day-by-day confirmation in the form of a small or big success, you will never feel you’re heading the wrong way.

The trigger for my personal change was a book called Frames of Mind: The theory of multiple intelligences by Howard Gardner.

There are three factors a person should possess in order to achieve success and happiness: Passion – for happiness Skill – for success Usefulness – for money