What's that one thing which happened and right after you have handled it, you get the feeling that it's all down to your high level of intelligence that helped you to solve the issues...? Do you think that it's something anyone can be able to pull off or it's something only you could have done?
Do you consider yourself to be very intelligent?
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To the point I hate it sometimes.
I was hated in school back in the days for that. It got to a point where I had to stop answering questions in class to avoid being looked at like a freak.
I am a solution provider. I always have that mindset that I can always get myself away from any challenge that I am facing in life. So, each time I solve a particular one, I feel on top of the world.
As long as you don't rub it in the face of others, it's all good.
If I was so smart, I would have prepared so much to avoid the work I still do. That being said, I feel like I could handle a college-paid job in tech without money paid toward education.
If you don't have your own business, it's always a big struggle with any job.
Businesses rely on a lot of information to run too. Keeping money AND paying bills.
It's always going to be my first pick over a job as long as it's a business I can run.
I stay low and don't brag about it because I know a lot of people can be jealous about such traits.
You're right about that and they might even plot evil for you.
Some humans can be sàid to have evil mindset. That is the problem with some of those we call friends.
It's why I find it very difficult to trust anyone too easily.
Trusting people blindly has never ended well for anyone.
I no longer trust at all. It's not in me to do so anymore.
It will save you a lot of drama too.
You're right about that. My life is a lot more stress-free.
I am an introvert by nature. However my grades are a bit high for me to label myself as stupid.
So, I am going to go with relatively intelligent ......I suppose >>
So, I am going to go with relatively intelligent ......I suppose >>