You have a genius that is inevitably linked to your work and career. Everyone does. And each person’s genius is unique. Your genius can be thought of in a practical way: as the exceptional power that comes most naturally to you, as the process in which you engage so spontaneously and easily that you do not notice it, and as the business you are in as a person. It can also be thought of in a spiritual way: as the energy of your soul, and as an answer to the question of why you exist among the human community.
In the mean time, “Genius” as a noun qualifies the level of aptitude, capability or achievement that exceeds the accomplishment of any other person in the same field.And for some professionals who have spent their entire life trying to understand what was so different in some well-known characters like Albert Einstein, Leonardo da Vinci, Napoleon Bonaparte, Thomas Jefferson and many others, it just appears that, even though we like to think that “genius” is within ourselves, it really has a particularity that can be found in only 1‰ people on this planet.
The wonderful thing about genius is that, there’s no particular field or way to determine genius. It can be expressed in mathematics, literature, philosophy, art… Also, all geniuses were prodigies as a child, but some of them just became geniuses… This is the reason why we like to say that everyone has some in their own self, and that our genius is unique.
Today, the only acceptable scientific way of determining one’s intelligence is with an IQ Test (Intelligence Quotient Test). Usually, a person can be considered as a genius with an IQ that is in between 136 and 162. But there are examples of people with IQ levels in this genius range who have a disability.
In other words, a “genius” is somebody who has a vast intellect and a combination of an incredible ability to understand complex issues and problems, a profound creativity and imagination, and the ability to channel such skills into productive outlets.