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Psychologist Laszlo Polgar ran the most bizarre experiment on his kids.
After studying 1000s of geniuses, He was sure that geniuses are made, not born.
His attempt succeeded and all 3 daughters ended up as chess grandmasters.
Here are his 6 tips for raising a ge... See more
Psychologist László Polgár theorized that any child could become a genius in a chosen field with early training. As an experiment, he trained his daughters in chess from age 4. All three went on to become chess prodigies, and the youngest, Judit, is considered the best female player in history.
This guy cracked the code to learning.
At 9 — U.S. Chess Champion
At 16 — Chess International Master
At 20 — U.S. Martial Arts Champion
At 27 — Tai-Chi World Champion (2x)
Now, NBA stars & Fortune 500 CEOs pay millions for his advice.___LINEBREAK... See more
Laszlo was a firm believer in hard work. In fact, it was all he believed in: he completely rejected the idea of innate talent. He claimed that with deliberate practice and the development of good habits, a child could become a genius in any field.
