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To discover how to easily awaken your full creativity and tap
your full intellectual potential, I've put together this special report.
I promise it will be an eye-opener!
Ask yourself these questions . . .
“ Do I want to increase my ability to learn and remember
information?”
“ Do I want to expand my problem-solving abilities?”
“ Do I want more satisfying relationships with others?”
“ Do I want to increase my leadership and communication skills?”
In this letter you’ll discover how a simple method is helping
thousands of people awaken their capacities for thinking, learning, and
working smarter.
Dear Friend,
Have you ever felt that others fail to recognize your abilities or
intelligence? Have you ever said “I’m just not the creative type” but
wished you were?
Education experts now know that we are all much smarter than we think.
We all possess multiple intelligences or multiple strengths which we
can easily access to help us think, learn, and work smarter in our
everyday lives. These multiple intelligences are already inside us
just waiting to be tapped!
Imagine these conditions are true
in your life . . .
• When you have a problem to
solve you can quickly and easily access a wide range of solutions.
• When you’re working with others you’re able to communicate your
ideas in a compelling and decisive manner.
• When you have something you’re trying to learn you’re able to
learn it faster, understanding it better, and remember it longer.
• You have clear goals for your future and a set of steps you know
will get you there.
• You have a set of methods which are guaranteed to help your
children do better in school.
All of these
successes, and much, much more are possible when you awaken your
multiple intelligences. Scientific research has shown we all have
within us multiple ways of knowing, multiple ways of learning, of
acquiring knowledge, and of processing information. Yes, we are all
smart in a lot of different ways nobody ever told us about when we
were in school!
There are many examples of people who weren’t very strong in the
things school values but who have gone on to make major contributions
to our world–
Leonard da Vinci if alive today would likely be
put in a class for learning disabled people. He had trouble with
reading, writing, speaking, and doing arithmetic calculations. And
yet he is probably one of the most gifted people who have ever
lived—poet, sculpture, musician, painter, architect, geologist,
engineer, botanist, philosopher, physiologist, anatomist, and
astronomer all wrapped up on one person!
.
Henry Ford
had difficulty
reading and remembering basic facts. To compensate, he surrounded
himself with men who were able to produce the appropriate facts and
figures when needed.
Hans Christian Anderson,
one of the
world’s most gifted storytellers, had difficulty reading and
writing.
Nelson Rockefeller
became a
accomplished extemporaneous speaker partly because of his
difficulties in reading the printed text of his speeches.
Albert Einstein
is one of the
most well known of these who were not considered very smart by the
usual intelligence standards but whose scientific contributions may
have more far-reaching implications than any other scientist of the
past century.
Scientific research
has called into question almost everything we used to think about
human intelligence. Here’s some of what they’ve found . . .
1. Intelligence is not fixed at birth!
In the
past we thought that our intelligence was more or less set at birth
by heredity. We thought it could be assessed through different kinds
of I.Q. test's, which would tell us how smart we were. The I.Q., we
thought, would reveal what an individual’s intellectual
possibilities were.
However, the so-called intelligence tests did not take into account
the many different environmental and cultural factors which effect
the development of our intellectual capabilities. Many experts now
feel that intelligence has been defined too narrowly. We are all
much more than an I.Q!
2. Intelligence can be taught,
learned, and improved! Because our intelligence
capabilities are part of our physical and mental being at birth,
they can be improved and strengthened at any age and at almost any
ability level.
There are simple things we can do which will strengthen our
intelligence skills–much like what we do to improve and expand any
skill in our lives. Generally, the more we practice the better we
become. We can learn to be more intelligent, in more ways, and on
more levels of our lives than we ever thought possible before!
3. We are smart in many ways not just
one. And, what is more, these
different kinds of “smarts” are available to us right now! This is
what we’re talking about when we talk about having “multiple
intelligences.” There are many ways we know what we know in our
lives. And there are many things we do to help us understand, to
gain knowledge, and to learn. We were born with these intelligences
already in us!
I’ll bet you’re
asking “So what are these multiple intelligences and what can they do
for me?”
Let’s take a quick look at eight ways we are all smart. See if you can
recognize yourself in any of these descriptions–
Visual-Spatial Intelligence -
“ImageSmart”!.
If you are strong
in this intelligence you tend to think in images and pictures. You
are very aware of objects, shapes, colors, textures, and patterns in
the environment around you. You probably like to draw, paint, work
with clay, colored markers, construction paper, and fabric. You may
love to work jigsaw puzzles, read maps and find their way around new
places. And, you are likely excellent at visualizing, pretending,
and imagining.
Logical-Mathematical
Intelligence -
“LogicSmart”!.
If you
strong in this intelligence you tend to think more abstractly. You
like to conduct experiments and to solve puzzles. You love the
challenge of a complex problem to solve. You ask lots of questions
and analyze almost everything. You enjoy working with numbers. And,
you are probably systematic, organized, and always have a logical
explanation for what you are doing or thinking at any given time.
Bodily-Kinesthetic
Intelligence
- “BodySmart”!.
If you have a
strength in this area you like physical movement–dancing, making and
inventing things with your hands, and role-playing. You can often
perform a task much better after watching someone else do it first
and then mimicking their actions. You may find it difficult to sit
still for long periods of time and are quickly bored if you are not
actively involved in what is going on around you.
Naturalist Intelligence
- “NatureSmart“!. If this intelligence is one of
your strengths you love the outdoors, animals, plants, and almost
any natural object. Conditions in nature, such as sunshine, the
wind, the changing seasons probably have a strong effect on you and
may dramatically change your moods. You tend to have a deep respect
for all living beings.
Musical-Rhythmic
Intelligence -
“SoundSmart”!. If you are strong in this
intelligence you are probably very aware of all the sounds in your
environment. You probably love music and rhythmic patterns. Various
sounds, tones, and rhythms may have a visible effect on you. And you
may be skilled at mimicking sounds, language accents, and others’
speech patterns.
Verbal-Linguistic Intelligence
- “WordSmart”! If this is a strong
intelligence for you, you have highly developed skills for reading,
speaking, and writing. You probably like to read, play word games,
tell stories, get into involved discussions with other people, work
crossword puzzles, tell jokes, and learn new words.
Interpersonal Intelligence
- “PeopleSmart”!
If this way of
knowing is more developed in you, you learn through personal
interactions. You have lots of friends. You show empathy for other
people and can accept points of view which differ from your own. You
love team activities. And you are probably skilled in conflict
resolution.
Intrapersonal Intelligence -
“SelfSmart”!
If
this intelligence
is one of your strengths you are self-reflective and tend to be “in
touch” with your inner feelings, values, and beliefs. You’re
intuitive. You’re likely inwardly motivated and don’t need external
rewards to keep you going. You are self-confident and have clear
goals for yourself. Other people will often come to you for advice
and counsel.
David Lazear has
shown thousand of educators and students how to tap the power of these
“eight ways of knowing” in their daily lives. David has now, for the
first time, made this available to the general public in his amazing
new book Outsmart Yourself!
16 Proven Strategies for Becoming
Smarter Than You Think You Are.
- So, what difference does
it make if someone turns on all their intelligences?
- What will the eight
intelligences do for you?
Here are a few of the benefits you can expect in your life
. .
Help you discover
new approaches to solving problems you’re facing in your life
Save you time in
planning almost anything by drawing on more of your creative
thinking abilities
Make the time with
your family more meaningful and interesting as each member of the
family learns to tap his or her many intelligences
Provide you more
avenues for getting your ideas across to other people
Give you a kitbag
of techniques to help you speed up your learning of almost anything
you want to learn
Boost your
self-confidence when you’re working with others in a group situation
Provide you
strategies to help you remember important information you have
learned
Show you how to
“think outside the box” so you’re able to be more creative in your
personal and professional life
Offer you hundreds
of ways to help others learn in your family, on-the-job, or in a
community organization
Gain a perspective
for understanding how other people think and why it’s sometimes
difficult to communicate with them
Enable you to
help a group you are part of work more effectively
Assist you in
determining your own intelligence strengths and weaknesses and what
you can do about it
Provide you an
understanding of how you can use a stronger intelligence to
strengthen a weaker one
Furnish you with
numerous things you can do to strengthen and enhance your thinking
abilities
Supply you with
many methods to visualize and achieve both your long-term and
short-term goals
Furnish you with
exciting ideas for leading effective meetings, training sessions, or
leading a great group discussion
Help you listen to
and understand (at much deeper levels) what others are saying
Facilitate your
ability to access your own inner wisdom regarding life’s challenges
Boost your ability
to tap and trust your intuitions, your “gut feelings”
The ideas presented
in
Outsmart Yourself!
show you how easily
you can “trigger”, simulate, and activate all these eight forms of
intelligence in yourself.
It’s easy and fun, because dormant intelligences are already inside
you just waiting to be awakened! Once they are awakened you’ll find
that you are thinking. learning, and working smarter in all parts of
your life.
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