What distinguishes someone intelligent from another less intelligent one is the perspective of life and the approach they have towards how they spend their time on Earth. The behaviors below, for example, seem so simple in principle, but are characteristic traits of smart people.
You're looking for broader knowledge. Your thirst for knowledge never misses you
Without asking what, intelligent people know well that every new knowledge is equally necessary. They are never enough of what they have learned, and feel the permanent need to learn more from all walks of life. Limiting yourself to a single knowledge is not fruitful for intelligent people.
Reflect on yourself
Meditating on the world and the people around you is not enough. If you put yourself at the center of reflection, you're more likely to discover the true way the human being works, since you're the person you can best know, and the only one in your power to change.
Live very well without concrete models and learn from all
If you're an intelligent man, you certainly don't feel it necessary to take an example from any tv star. You don't have an idol, you don't even have yourself. This is because intelligent people only forgive knowledge, so they cannot worship a single man, as they know that neither he nor anyone else can possess maximum knowledge in search of which is an intelligent man.
Don't follow the crowd and you're not affected by others.
Political, philosophical beliefs, theories that all follow about life, are not something necessary for you. In fact, people with high intelligence tend to understand the social, political, philosophical or artistic currents that everyone follows. The most intelligent seek the truth themselves, not through the principles of others.
Burimi: Psychology Today
