YOUR GENIUS POTENTIAL Too often, you have been taught that to be a genius, you had to be a superhero or be born with supernatural gifts. Or, perhaps you read about a very high achiever and thought to yourself, “What a genius! What a lucky person.” But there is a way to develop, and use your natural potential to do extraordinary things. It is possible that genius is one of the most important and at the same time underappreciated words in our lan- guage. You may be surprised to find out that what makes a genius a genius is a handful — okay, two hands full — of natural human traits you already have and can develop and expand upon day in and day out. Great care has been taken to define and clarify each of these traits in the hopes that you will learn something new about them — and perhaps yourself. Genius: Your Illustrated & Actionable Guide to Doing Great Things will show you what these characteristics are and how geniuses of history used them to improve their abilities, their confi- dence, and their lives to bring change for the betterment of the world around them. › Whose willingness to take chances saved billions from starvation? › Whose enthusiasm made your computer easier to use? › Whose persuasion inspired a nation to be more tolerant? › Whose honesty may have cost him an Olympic gold medal? In Genius: Your Illustrated & Actionable Guide to Doing Great Things , you will discover you possess the potential to think like they think and can do great things just like them. It will show you that potential geniuses are plentiful, and you have the potential to be one too.
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