Intelligence

Gaining Intelligence

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Types of Intelligence

The ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills

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Intelligence is the capacity for self-awareness, empathy, insights, understanding, emotional knowledge, logic, reasoning, critical thinking, creativity, discovery and problem solving, as well as the ability to apply, grow, and manage these capacities.

 

 

 
 

"Intelligence is an elusive concept. There's a certain sharpness, an ability to absorb new facts. To ask an insightful question. To absorb it in real time. A capacity to remember. To relate to domains that may not seem connected at first. A certain creativity that allows people to be effective."

~ Bill Gates

 

 

 

 

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Intelligence is the capacity to process data, perceive or infer information, and turn them into knowledge, as well as the ability to apply this knowledge to adapt thinking, behaviors, strategies and actions within an environment or contest.

The Power of Intelligence
Intelligence gives you cognitive abilities to learn, understand, form concepts, and reason, including the capacities to recognize patterns, invent, create, discover, plan, solve problems, innovate, communicate, persuade and influence others.
For instance, social intelligence gives you cognitive ability to understand the social cues and motivations of others and yourself in social situations. It helps you to make correct judgments of others as well as to develop positive social character.
Intelligence vs. Learning
Learning refers to the act of acquiring and retaining information or abilities and being able to recall them for future use. Intelligence is a cognitive ability to perform these and other processes.

 

 

 

Competitive Intelligence

Existential Intelligence

Spiritual Intelligence

Perceptual Intelligence

World Intelligence (WQ)

Social Perceptiveness – Being aware of others' reactions and able to respond in an understanding manner.

Human Intelligence

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Outside-the-Box Intelligence

Technology Intelligence

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Types of Questions

 

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Boldness governed by superior intellect is the mark of a hero.

Carl von Clausewitz

Sadhguru inspirational quotes

The sign of intelligence is that you are constantly wondering.
Idiots are always dead sure about every damn thing they are doing in their life.

Sadhguru

 

 

 

   

Well I think intelligence is how conscious you are but here are some of the different types of intelligent people

¤ Copy Paste intelligence

These people pick up concepts from being taught and copying what they seen and learned. These people pick up concepts fast and can implement them when they are necessary

¤ Social intelligence
Understanding and knowing how to influence social situations to get desired results.

¤ Intuitive intelligence
These people are can see the many results of possibilities and can narrow them down the more likely possibility. Tend to be very wise all throughout their life

¤ Creative intelligence
These people are very creative and open minded and tend to be innovative and out of the box thinkers not bounded to the idea of “normal”

¤ innovative intelligence
These people are always seeking to be innovative; creating systems, conceptualizing concepts, always looking to understand more and more things about the universe

¤ observation intelligence
These people are always picking up small gestures that humans and universe gives off to come to complex or simple conclusions,, usually being finding the truth and or false, can spot out good and bad people or concepts or ideologies

There is a lot more but these are some my personal favorite types of intelligences

Disclaimer IQ doesn't make good or bad at any of these it's just a scale of raw cognitive brain power.. 2 people with a 150 IQ are not equals in all intelligence forms, but share relative cognitive ability
 

 

Cross-Cultural Competency

A globally connected world is a key driver of structural change for the global workforce.

The diversity of stakeholders is an important point to consider. Employee, customers, partners, competitors are all made up of people of different ethnical backgrounds, who have different views, perceptions, beliefs, and values.

Innovation became a systemic phenomenon. It is achieved through synergizing diversities and is increasingly more dependent on the collaboration between actors from different cultural backgrounds who combine their own perceptions, thinking habits and expertise to create something new. This happens on all levels − individual, team, institutional. Diversity of thought increases creativity and, with it, the innovation potential of individuals, teams, corporations and joint ventures.

Business activities that take place abroad emphasize the importance of cultural intelligence and effective cross-cultural communication between the business and local people. Unless company representatives have good understanding of the local traditions and values, they might behave in such a way that is considered offensive or inappropriate in another culture and facilitate conflict, putting the whole local business at risk. In order to effectively perform business activities in a different cultural setting, company representatives must possess such soft skills, as sociocultural competence and empathy.

 

Groundbreaking Soft Skills empower you to create remarkable positive change in yourself, your organization and its business.