Are you craving simplicity yet get bored if things are not complex or colourful (enough)?
Are you reasonably or very structured and organized (from the outside) yet were called “all over the place” and felt inner chaos and lost in translation when juggling or trying to convey your vision, multiple ideas and definitions of concepts?
Have you lived with a harsh inner critic – a reflection of your constant striving for excellence and high standards?
For people like us, phases of overthinking and procrastinating (or rather keeping ourselves busy with research and procrastivity) regularly alter with flow and creativity, leading to massive productivity and output.
Right?
Did people call you…
(for the sake of simplicity in alphabetic order)
- all over the place
- aloof/distant
- capricious
- complicated
- dilettante
- flighty
- a know-it-all
- picky
- inconsistent
But you would say…
… that you are rather (without any specific order):
- (insatiably) curious
- loving autonomy
- complex
- zippy
- an out-of-the-box thinker
- spunky
- the list could go on 🙂
What if… all the aspects above that are linked to behaviours and qualities were correlated to something else… like “being gifted” and what it entails?
Now, you may think, “What is she talking about, and how could this relate to me?”
I get it. If you are convinced that you are not gifted, that’s fine. (Most people who are – and should care – go through that stage!)
Please read on!
Are you ready to prosper?
If this made you curious and you would love to
- stop hindering yourself from showing up as the best version of yourself,
- stop dimming your light (aka intellectual capacities and creative power)
- and figure out how to flourish and prosper instead…
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As a Thank you, I’ll send three video interviews where I am talking with the two experts, Willem Kuipers and Paula Prober, about the concepts of Extra Intelligent Persons and Rainforest Minds: what characteristics they have, how you can spot them, and why they are prone to self-doubt, perfectionism and procrastination.