The Keys to Super Intelligence e-bok

Our life consists in a permanent quest for a more uplifting and rich experience. We love to travel, listen to music, talk to others, and mostly create. We all love to create something, either a family, a business or an impact on society with what we do. We desire respect, recognition and appreciation. And, this is why we love to be praised, admired and receive gifts. All these things contribute to our evolution as a human being, as a species and as a spiritual being, and that’s why they all directly affect our IQ. Although others have divided our brain in IQ, EQ, and many other Qs, they are all connected. Therefore, although we may separate our brain in parts for a more specific analysis, it would be unwise and unreasonable to try to judge someone’s IQ without taking into consideration his emotions and lifestyle, because they affect our IQ, but foremost and above anything, our decisions. The way we make decisions is affected by our IQ level, and that’s why the IQ test is so important in recruitment processes. Nevertheless, we can improve our IQ by improving the way we make decisions and this is only possible with the development of thought patterns through self-surviving activities. We already know that anyone learns fast when our life depends on it, when we need a job to pay our bills and food in the table, but few know that we learn much faster when motivated with positive stimulation, such as dreams, ambitions and desires. Few people know that we can’t change unless we desire it, but such desire can’t be faked or imagined. This is why honesty is the key to radical transformations in life. When we hear about stories regarding rags to riches and how some individuals have made it out of nowhere to achieve their dreams, we’re noticing the impact that an action fueled by desire has in one’s life. And, even though some people may seem special when compared to others, they’re not as much if we notice how unmotivated most of the rest is. Most people have learned to accept what they have as a fact, and for this reason they can’t and won’t ever change their status. Their personality is directly linked to their believe system, so they also attribute their results to the character that they’ve learned to accept. This is why being a loser is a state of mind, not a condition. We are who we choose to be, literally. We’re not what we have but what we accept. So, the IQ isn’t as valid as what we accept or believe to deserve. When children receive the results of their tests in school they learn to accept that grade as a definition of who we are. Few would dare saying: “who the hell are you to judge my intelligence?” or more simply think “I don’t deserve this!”. I was one of the few children that do this. And, as such, I was ridiculed by my classmates and teachers. In fact, even Psychologists would tell me to forget higher ambitions as I wasn't, according to them, fit for college or technical jobs. My parents, based on the same conclusions, would tell me not to work so hard because I wasn't in the same level of the others but I could also get any job, including as a waiter. Being surrounded by people that reinforced a label attributed by these governmental institutions doesn't help in changing our status, and that’s why even the most brave eventually fall behind. The pressure and lack of support is just too much for one single child or teenager to help himself. So, we grow up thinking that an IQ is a representation of how much we deserve in life. It’s not, even if we were born in a family of idiots and raised without toys, surrounded by children that didn't grow up to have a brighter future. I know this as a certainty, because I had a low IQ all my life, my parents had less than 4 years of school education, some of my friends died from drug overdose or finished in jail, nobody in my neighborhood went to college, but I spent my entire life studying the topic of intelligence, and with what I have learned and applied, was able to achieve what everyone thought to be impossible. I finished college, worked as a University Professor for over 6 years, in 5 different Universities, published over 150 books and even built a career as a famous music producer. Today, my IQ is 40% higher than 20 years ago and many believe that I’m either a genius or unreal. What I am, however, is just someone that did something that experts in Psychology don’t recognize to be possible of doing. I have increased my IQ with very simple principles and in this book I will tell you why and how you can do it too.