Exceptionally intelligent

Author: Xiong Zongyi
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Memory and intelligence are mutually complementary. Strong memory helps develop intelligence. Intellectual activities such as imagination, concept formation, judgment, reasoning, and problem-solving; learning any subject; and engaging in any profession all require memory to provide the necessary information. Everyone has memory, but people often hold a prejudice that memory is a gift. Some are good at it, while others are not, and this is unchangeable. This view is extremely wrong. Whether one has a strong or weak memory is not innate. As long as a psychologically healthy person acquires some knowledge, learns some methods, and experiences some lessons, their memory can be greatly improved. In modern society, intelligent people not only need to have a higher IQ than others but also need to excel in all aspects. This book aims to help teenagers improve their intelligence and non-intellectual factors, pay attention to their mental health, and become not just smart but exceptionally intelligent.