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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2021 · 44 MIN

1 + 1 = 3 & The Intelligence Trap

from The Problem Is Not The Problem Thinking Podcast · host Aiken Odubitan

Sometimes, our own intelligence can be our greatest enemy! It often leads to great accomplishments, but every now and again, all of us, fall into the intelligence trap. What is the intelligence trap? How do you avoid it? How do you recognize it in others? What can Albert Einstein teach us about it, and who is Henry Morton? And why should we care if an intelligent someone says that 1 + 1 = 3? How can we not-be that "intelligent someone?" Let's briefly, traverse the footprints in history, and discover what lessons she holds for us. Let's learn how to embrace the pain of growth and personal evolution & prevent the pain of regret and objective shock! Questions? [email protected]; +2347063100347. Want to schedule a learning and growth session for yourself and your friends, family, teammates at work or play at the fraction of its cost (with higher discounts for more people)? Let's chat via above email address and WhatsApp phone number. Change your thinking, change your world. Grow your thinking, grow your world! And always remember that ever so often, The Problem Is Not The Problem!

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