8 Things Highly Intelligent People Do Differently

[@Psych2go]

Did we make your depression go away with this video? Comment below.

[@janbo8331]

No, but Amanda's voice gives me butterflies.

[@ONYXPROJ3CT666]

fun fact about me is its super rare for me to get depressed the first and last time i got depressed was last year people usually ask me how i said idk i was born with it i guess but also this vid i can relate to all of them i never realized i was highly intelligent

[@_coconut_]

I don't have depression :)

[@nagadioy9859]

But what if we start making that our habits dp we become smart? Or do stay just the same?

[@Charles-sg9zu]

No, I still not have high intelligent because I don’t doodle in class. Should I do that? How can I concentrate while drawing in class?

[@shynessbreakthroughcommuni826]

Indeed, intelligent people are humble enough to understand that they don't know everything and can still learn

[@segolenelabatide6591]

They also know enough about a subject to know they’ve only scratched the surface

[@jadyn5062]

i love learning and gaining knowledge

[@seyoung7830]

@@jadyn5062 i love it too!!! But i'm different from intelligent cause i'm stupid, that i can't understand easily everything😩

[@TheFelineBunny]

And nothing goes waste

[@FitzgeraldStanburyWeissV]

Yeah, I remember Neil Degrasse Tyson said something similar, where if you think you know enough about a subject, then you clearly don't, where if you know that you don't know everything about a subject, then that shows intelligence. If it's good enough for a well-renowned physicist, then it's enough for me to hope to strive for more in the future.

[@afreen5058]

'People who brag about something are the ones who don't have it.' - my professor

[@musicplaylists7453]

Not always infj sometimes seem to brag but they just might know the topic very well.

[@thesaddestdude3575]

@@rubytheecho Wrong comment section.

[@catchyname1081]

Well, being proud that you are smart isn't bad. But, if you try to demean others and say you are better than them for it, you probably don't have the thing.

[@cgelover3090]

@@catchyname1081 fr

[@more1494]

"people who boast about their IQ are losers" -hawking

[@notwhatiwasraised2b]

“Education: the path from cocky ignorance to miserable uncertainty.” ― Mark Twain

[@aoifedeborha2420]

Mark was a genius. He also introduced me to the "you want what you can't get" psychology.

[@user-gz4ve8mw9l]

Education isn't found in the dogma of a classroom, nor in a state or private institution of any kind.

[@TeaRex]

​@@user-gz4ve8mw9l sure no problem let me learn how to design a rocket on my own, that's a good idea. I'll stick to learning engineering at a uni thanks.

[@astropythagorean]

@@user-gz4ve8mw9l It would be more accurate to say that education isn't "bound" to the classroom. You can learn in any environment if you choose to do so.

[@StormStrum]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@TeaRexI mean you don’t need uni to study rocket science/engineering If you need uni and don’t think you can learn it by yourself that’s a limitation you impose on yourself. education can and is done everywhere at all times especially now with the internet.

[@datboi6954]

1. you can adapt 1:08 2. question everything 1:42 3. you understand that you don't know everything 2:26 4. you seek knowledge 2:56 5. you get bored 3:29 6. you doodle 4:03 7. self examination and reflection 4:48 8. remaining open 5:24 I hope I could help!

[@yourdadssecretlover]

Hello time traveler :>

[@Nebula_42]

Holy. You’re amazonf

[@perry2921]

how the what

[@izu_bunny8447]

HMMM how'd you get here??

[@yourdadssecretlover]

This person‘s a member so they have early access. I call them time travelers :>

[@SweetUniverse]

My mother used to say, "You don't have to do what they want you to do just because they tell you they're your superior." Unfortunately for her, I also applied this rule to dealing with my mother. :)

[@elizabethbaban4052]

ABSOLUTELY

[@trishabalanquit4529]

Same here :>

[@shivisharma787]

HAHAHAHAHAHA..... you won ! XD

[@kilianjones8821]

I guess as long as you take that advice to heart, fair enough

[@aoxgam3r274]

XD

[@maikecoon]

Traits I found for myself: 1 - I can adapt quickly in new environments and feel save and chill in them. 2 - I question a lot of things. Thou that sometimes is problematic in a relationship, due to trust concerns, I just can't stop doing it. It also increases my curiosity in a wide range of topics, but not all. 4 - I like doing a lot of different stuff, therefore I learn a lot of new stuff. Right know I learn japanese, increase my programming skills and try to figure out content creation. 5 - I did doodle during school and before I was doing home office, but stopped with covid. 6 - I thing reflexion is key to a happy and healthy life. Everyone should do it, to not only enhance your life, but the lifes of your loved ones as well! 7 - As already mentioned, I am super open to new topics. Especially when I talk to new people I try to dig into the topics they know about best. (I don't thing I am highly intelligent, just a bit over the average.)

[@enigmatic2878]

One big problem is that nowadays, intelligence is all about remembering what you "learned" You can go to school as a child, fix an electric fan and everyone will go "Wow! You're so smart!" But you fail the class and the words are now "Wow! You're incredibly stupid! You can't do anything. You won't ever find success!" The only moments people appreciate these attributes is when they need it the most, but once the problem is solved they'll go back calling you an idiot.

[@iuli3097]

This is true, people appreciate me more for what I learn and what I do than who I am as a person and my values

[@eddy3011]

You need to show more adaptability like mentioned in the video. Be able to intake the information from class and synthesize it. Alternatively, concede you don't know anything about the school topics, which was another point in the video to understand you don't know everything.

[@missjddrage1111]

That is a very sad truth. However, if the option of others is what guides your plans in life, I suppose someone would give up due to no positive feedback? Or what if someone received encouragement even through failure?? Would it be a worthy advantage to dust yourself off and try again??

[@missjddrage1111]

WE ONLY LEARN THROUGH MAKING MISTAKES! That doesn't mean that others are always right... It's just another way of seeing the problem? (Or adults are just too damn bold in culture to admit they're wrong).

[@july_vart]

Well, today I actually not failed, but, tbh i did not the best. So one of my classmates was like: ohh, how is this possible? I seriously don't understand how... Obviously he did better. Mostly, I'm the one of the best students in my class so sure, it can be confusing but every comment like that makes me feel worthless even if i'm the last person who should think like that. And it's just sad

[@admiralcasperr]

Some wise man once said: "Truely intelligent people are never bored. They always have yet another thought to chase."

[@nawal10]

Best comment. Thanks for sharing this quote

[@Sarawarawara-]

So not humans

[@pinkfluffy82]

Wait but, the more intelligent an animal is people find they need toys (aka a form of entertainment) to stop them from getting bored, especially humans so that kinda makes no sense? HJKL edit: to anyone still replying, idr anything about this so I don't know how to respond -- ig what i was saying is just that the more intelligent an animal is, the more entertainment they need to keep their brain going, you can daydream and stuff but you can't do that all the time because eventually you'll get bored or something like that idrk lol like, for example, spiders don't need any form of entertainment. They wait for bugs (i think, I'm no entologist, ik jumping spiders are smart -- but even then they don't have entertainment from what I understand) and do basic survival things. Animals, like dogs, need to play and socialize or they'll become depressed. Humans also need to have entertainment or they'll become bored, and even depressed if they don't socialize. Dogs are smarter than spiders and need entertainment, and humans are smarter than dogs and need more forms of entertainment (a dog could do the same thing over and over and not get bored, but a human can't if that makes sense). So, if you were intelligent, yes you can be entertained by merely your thoughts and daydreams (which is a unique human thing), but that won't last forever (like younger me thought this suggested, I don't think the quote meant that lol), your mind will eventually want to do something. but like i said, don't expect a reply because idr any of this -- that's just what i think i was saying lmao i do agree with what @soniccookie655 said and I think he explains it better than I just did too lol edit 2: Now people are writing paragraphs, omg 💀 Idk what is happening anymore please stop replying it's been a year

[@admiralcasperr]

@@pinkfluffy82 They make toys. Its not like wild animals can come cry for mom to buy them a new Mindstorms set.

[@soniccookie655]

@@pinkfluffy82 Also, highly intelligent people learn quickly, so new stuff gets boring before long. They also make connections to previous things they’ve known, so the object or activity is less new than it otherwise would be. Just thinking doesn’t entertain most people. Highly intelligent people are also prone to depression, which makes the world less interesting and gives you less energy to seek out new entertainment.

[@1wirey]

I believe that being able to prioritize effectively and efficiently is a sign of high intelligence. Some people, including “smart” people just don’t know what to do next or what is more important to tackle first. I don’t claim to be ultra-intelligent, but my ability to prioritize means that I rarely have to answer to the boss. Being able to prioritize also means I have more ability to do one thing at a time really well as opposed to several things at a time half-assed. Self discipline is a big factor in this trait.

[@derekspringer6448]

I was always told I was gifted and scored in top percentiles on state tests, but man am I totally the opposite of this right here. I can do pretty much anything I set my mind to but I always feel like I'm slower than other people when it comes to, for example, when I worked as a dishwasher, or at a car wash, or stocking beer for a distributor. Between my brain thinking about everything, and trying to do it all at once instead of just prioritizing one thing at a time, and having to do things 100% all the time (even when the job wants 75%, so that you can get more done). I always feel like I'm putting in more effort than everyone else to achieve basically the same results. Especially when my more polished 100% goes largely unnoticed, like in the mentioned, more manual labor, jobs I've had. Am I really so smart afterall? Lol

[@chaseberkey3764]

@@derekspringer6448 discipline is a learned behavior. It takes practice. It sounds like you already know that you can do better, so you’ve got step 1 out of the way. From there you just need to make a conscious effort to do only one task at a time. And just remind yourself of the task at hand whenever your mind begins to stray.

[@captaintaffy5083]

Everyone in the comments suddenly: “Ah yes… i relate to this on a daily basis.” Edit: Ayo some of y’all need to chiiiiiiilllll i’m just pulling a haha to make you exhale through your nose goddamn-

[@nolifegirlie]

Like FR ✋💀

[@blueberryicecube456]

Facts

[@tamplushboy8452]

Thay just do for attention

[@ssjuida9868]

Yesss

[@mehtadeepika78]

I mean it's like most of them don't-

[@willlux7743]

You described my everyday life and now I feel good about myself. Thank you.

[@Psych2go]

You are so welcome :) How many signs did you resonate with?

[@willlux7743]

8/8! I did not expect a reply! Ty! 😊

[@marcixbombardierul4654]

Me too

[@romy3582]

Me too, I feel much calmer now. The doodling part struck me haha

[@Erikrarist]

@@romy3582 same I was like , oh hey I do that 😀!” My mom always asks me why I doodle on my work.. take that mom~😌

[@jivygraphics2]

I don't view myself as someone who is "highly intelligent" but I found this video describing me with each step. My most common expression is "I don't know how to do that - yet." I love learning new things and that's why I subscribed to your channel 😂 Thank you for your content on so many things, it has helped immensely in understand some people in my life in a different way and maybe how I can better support them where they are at in their journeys.

[@april9591]

I’m absolutely the same way as you. My point of watching these videos is to better understand everyone who is around me and their perspective on things. When I hit a road block to something I don’t understand I look deeper into it. At some points I feel like an idiot because I wasn’t just born with the ability to memorize things the first time I hear it like others I know, but deep down inside I know I have all the factors pointing to intelligent people. I just work harder to memorize new subjects.

[@Evluite19969]

I dont see myself as highly intelligent» the irony for being humble, respect

[@karenmazzola8758]

❤

[@pottedrosepetal6906]

Maybe you are just above average intelligent, not highly intelligent then. Those facts dont seem like they would apply only to the next einstein, but to like the top 10-20% of a normal school class at best.

[@Sparkø_Drawz]

I understand you

[@rose-resin4012]

when i was little, my mom would read my sister and i classic novels like tom sawyer, but she gave us whiteboards and told us to doodle on them as she read to us. she explained that doodling helps with retaining information, and that has stuck with me all my life. it’s so interesting to see it could be a sign of intelligence

[@karenk2409]

I like your mom

[@ASweetShortCake]

What?! Dude, your mom sounds so cool!

[@codimchugh5581]

I find this fact extremely interesting as it reminded me of this time in 5th grade when my teacher yelled at my entire class because the “majority of us were always doodling on our school work”. She became so annoyed by this that if we doodled on any type of work we had to hand in to her, she would take 1 point off for each doodle. Now I’m having the realization that she was actively making it harder for us to learn whether she knew it or not.

[@benjaminberail2725]

Then how come when I doodle in chemistry class i have no idea what the teacher just said

[@rose-resin4012]

@@benjaminberail2725 haha! it can help with retaining information, depending on how your brain is structured. it doesnt help everyone

[@celestiaaaa962]

I get bored, doodle, adapt, and self examine or reflect most of the time. *Maybe I am intelligent.*

[@nehaakhadmal139]

Yeap !❤️👍

[@Gardylmon51]

There are no maybes about it! 👍

[@Lonevessel]

Indeed!

[@enigmatic2878]

You're unbearably naive

[@Gardylmon51]

@@enigmatic2878 Congratulations! Me too.

[@dmdmdful]

I am very proud to be able to say that I have become very intelligent emotionally over the past year and a half. My life has changed massively and the result is incredible. I experienced massive lows and terrific highs, and i look forward to the future. Learning is one of the ways I can keep feeling young/like a kid.

[@freshstrt3140]

How did you become more emotionally intellegient ?

[@ingipad1]

​@@freshstrt3140i am not the person who wrote the comment. bur analyzing and being honest with your feelingd helped me alot with growing emotinally. also getting off apps like tiktok and using social media less made me feel better mentally (:

[@minilamma4879]

@@freshstrt3140I wouldn’t say I am highly intelligent, but I am decently emotionally sentient. Just be aware of yourself and how you feel more. Analyze your own feelings first. Ask yourself “why do I feel this way?” Or “what is making me do this”. It’s not really about being more “intelligent” it’s about bettering yourself mentally

[@fanartgalaxy1352]

"You‘re looking for information/knowledge" Yep, that’s why I watch Psych2go, it’s literally saving my day to watch your psychology content, since I still have trouble understanding the behaviors of other people (since I have autism). So I just wanted to say thank you 🙏🏻

[@mariehaverty8209]

We all have trouble understanding one another, this is the challenge we face every day for all of us some more than others. Well done you, keep moving forward. 👏❤️👍

[@fanartgalaxy1352]

@@mariehaverty8209 Thank you a lot!! 😃😁💚

[@mira.tricia3802]

Interesting

[@NM-xj6om]

What is 'autism' ?

[@fanartgalaxy1352]

@@NM-xj6om I am not the best at explaining it, but it is a developmental disorder that shows itself in having big problems with socializing, communicating and social understanding. It has complex disturbances in the nervous system, especially in the perceptual processing. That basically means that people who have autism feel everything like 2 times more. They hear everything louder, smell everything more etc. That costs a lot of energy processing all these things in a day and if we have too much, we react in different ways. Some get aggressive, some just so tired that they don’t "function" anymore and in the worst case some pass out. People with autism also think in a way different way than people without it and also have a unusual way of thinking and problem solving (which isn’t always a bad thing, for me it’s a big benefit). That’s it :) If you still don’t understand it, look up a professional definition or ask someone professional. I just explained it with a google definition and the symptoms I had/have, which one of them is the social understanding, that’s why psychology explains to me how humans work and are how they are. Hope it helped, have a nice day :)

[@kaasbolk]

you are helping so many people, keep going. and do you draw this on you're own? it's amazing.

[@TPowerfulGaming]

“Doodling is your brains way of trying to stay focused” Me: that’s so BACKWARDS

[@qazplm3845]

It’s like how slightly fidgeting can help you focus. It’s just a quirk of our brains I guess lol

[@nudesforbreakfast]

If I’m doodling I’m probably not listening and think about oh just about everything else lol

[@AliciaYPhoenix]

I think it partially depends on how the doodles relate. The history class I did best in was the one where my friend and I doodled stick figures all over our class work. If you put our pages together, it was a complete scene, but it was always somehow related to the topic, even if it was exaggerated and silly. We both got As in that class and I am notorious for being horrible in history.

[@goldencookie6317]

Trust me, keeping yourself at least slightly mentally present through doodling is usually much better than trying to force yourself to stay focused in a class you hate while you feel your brain cells slowly die off

[@christinabrenneman7641]

I would do this all thr time during school. I would get yelled at for doodling on my tests. 😂😂

[@vaishalilonkar3304]

This Video is specifically designed so that everyone can relate and agree with the mentioned point.So as a result each one of us will think that we are intelligent ,how much of that part is actually true is questionable.if youve read all this , Have a nice day, you intelligent brat

[@error_-hw2fm]

u seem to be the only intelligent person in this comment section

[@yawaka400]

😭😭😭

[@Waterfallsofwords]

That's exactly my problem with some of these Psych2go video's (and that's on top of some of the misinformation they give and stigma they keep alive on certain diagnoses of struggles)

[@shalinianupindi497]

the way you questioned this, you seem more intelligent than others who didnt :)

[@superman7595]

From what I have understood, this is the exact goal of this video. Look at the owner's comment. I think it is meant to help people to be happy with themselves. But I am very dumb so maybe I'm wrong.

[@EnigmaticAristaWings96]

I do all 8!! I have been curious forever. Learn more everyday. Today I learned about how early the cell phone started in 73. A guy in '53 thought about how light our phones will be n be able carry them w us w ease. I am open n adapt to anything that comes my way. I doodle everyday even after notes every day at work!! I always have an answer for every question I know how to bail people out so they don't get into trouble. Sixth sense!!

[@wendychavez5348]

Oh yes! After my traumatic brain injury, when doctors were trying to warn my family I might never graduate from high school, I was finding new ways to understand the world because the thoughts I was having simply didn't fit. In 3rd grade I qualified for a gifted program, and am supremely grateful that my cognitive abilities remain!

[@Ms.Jingleberries]

Hey, fellow brain injury survivor! I feel the same, in regards to my cognitive abilities. 😊 Shockingly, they have actually made a significant increase!

[@pyropotassium4076]

@@Ms.Jingleberries You've become a savant 💀

[@Ms.Jingleberries]

@@pyropotassium4076 lolol no you couldn't be more right about that in all honesty xD

[@littlefrank90]

Your modesty has only improved I see!

[@rest1585]

Being told I’m a highly intelligent person is kinda scary cause I feel like being “smart” should be a thing for each human. Edit: I made the comment less brain dead I was ill informed on IQ at the time of writing this so I edited it for the sake of brain cells.

[@oppenbot1717]

Are you aware that the size of the brain doesn't correlate in any way with a person's intelligence?

[@FloweijFR]

@Maja Haugen why is that ?

[@jordanharper3333]

@@FloweijFR Most likely due to the debating one could go on just for "fun" but like eh

[@FloweijFR]

@@jordanharper3333 oh yea youre right

[@autumnknox7108]

@@oppenbot1717 Actually it does lol! I learned this in my psychology class: the higher your brain's surface area is, the more intelligent you are. Your brain is made up of many folds, but if you were to lay it all out, you could see and compare to others. (Think even biology and how surface area determines the rate at which diffusion occurs in cells). Also another thing to note: your intelligence can be increased, however, there is a capacity at which your intelligence can not go past.

[@colinfitzgerald4332]

My young and curious grandchildren are the apple of my eye; they ask questions about what I am doing. I answer with a question for them which initiates a conversation. I am always amazed by their thought processes. Bless their wee souls.

[@GVTarot]

“Change the way you think and you’ll change the way you feel“ 🙏🦋🙏🦋

[@irenejohnston6802]

The unexamined life is not worth living. Even a stupid person can appear to be clever who never says anything.

[@noobpianist8757]

I disagree

[@Dave-yp7vz]

How should i think different when i get 4 hours sleep for some free time so i wont kill myself

[@ayanm1867]

I do all of things : ) 1.you can adapt ^ I move a lot 2.question everything ^ I’m a deep thinker and I’m always curious 3. You understand what you don’t understand ^ I fail a lot and I learn from my mistakes 4.you seek knowledge .5, you get bored ^ I always want to try new things but get bored of them quickly 6.you doodle I always do that in class 😅7. Self examination and reflection .I’m emotional intelligence ♡8.remaining open ^ I’m open minded. Every since I was little and till now everyone calls me smart but I never saw it because I always want to improve from my mistakes ^ I’m a hard worker I never considered myself as smart cause I always have to try my hardest to get the goal I want

[@magdalenanull9999]

Thank you for saving me time from watching the rest of the video. Much Gratitude 🙏💕🦋⚜️

[@aahanverma7707]

So true. It doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of these qualities all humans are smart enough to live. But if you have any of these qualities, Great! Use them to make life better for all of us! Hey. Thanks for coming here. Have a nice day/ night!

[@divya5831]

not a SECOND into the video and there’s already references. props

[@akiame72]

skid gam

[@missjddrage1111]

No vision.

[@asha2755]

IKR

[@asha2755]

@@icasticasticast 🤣🤣🤣

[@Psych2go]

Yes! Which reference were you most surprised about?

[@nuhni-no4ks]

It's actually quite interesting. I always doodled in my school time, my school and college books look like a mad persons art diary. A few of my teachers told me to stop it (which I never did) and now I know, that it actually helped me process the knowledge. If only my teachers had seen this Video. I probably wouldn't have had so many discussions about it.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

Why did she tell you that? You don’t usually hand in a doodled note! You hand in essays! (Retired English teacher, here!).

[@McCRBen]

They see doodling as a lack of focus. It’s a materialistic view.

[@wolfa9393]

Huh but doesnt everyone doodle..? Like for example me Im an artist so i always draw and doodle in class That doesnt make me smart? I THOUGHT EVERYONE DOODLES OR GETS BORED it cant be that that makes you smart Its probably only if its almost all the time or something idk

[@mathijsbroeders3454]

It feels good that there are a lot of people feeling related to this video. It gives me a lot of hope to read that there are plenty of intelligent persons in the world, they are the driving factor to a better world. These video's are amazing and very easy to understand. Keep up the good work! I definitly dropped a like on all these video's

[@KAON-5576]

Yeah, those videos are helping us out (us the viewers), with our mental health, and to help us what we're stuck on in our personal lives. Those videos are still a great use of helping us, and to show us to know what things could help us out. Which it is a good thing for all of us (when I mean "Us" I meant the viewers).

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for pointing out our mission :)

[@KAON-5576]

@@Psych2go Your welcome.

[@kattregn]

"People with high intelligence are humble" The commentsection: i relate to this so i'm very smart and intelligent I've learned that people who claim to be intelligent often have some of the traits in the video, but lack others. It's not a bad thing to be average. Try to stay humble. =) -me, an average smart non humble person

[@magicalowl4322]

@Jaxon Kennedy wise words

[@Sarawarawara-]

@Jaxon Kennedy Nobody likes people boasting, doesn’t mean It’s fact though. People who boast about their IQ are generally annoying though.

[@65EKS65]

@@Sarawarawara- I think people who boast about their IQ are quite dumb because IQ is only a small fraction of intelligence (even EQ and IQ combined isn't imo even half of true whole intelligence). Even IQ tests doesn't really measure IQ correctly because you can train those by training your logical thinking. Overall intelligence is so broad concept that it can never be measured and even people who may have low IQ and EQ, may be more intelligent by their experiences and hard work compared to someone with high IQ and EQ but who doesn't have experience or make use of that IQ/EQ of theirs.

[@sanfourd5856]

I had none of the things that are in the video, does that make me a dumbass? No

[@Duncangafney1]

Those who are "intelligent" tend not to be humble, they tend to be arrogant and ego driven I'm here talking about those who are the 1 in 100 people, i.e they were one of, if not the smartest person in their school, or at least they think they were. The truly gifted, i.e those who are IQ 150 + do tend to be humble and they will likely exhibit all the attributes listed to a varying degree. However you likely won't know they are that smart, unless you work/school with them in an environment that they like and where they have the opportunity to demonstrate how stupidly smart they are. They tend to be the nerds, the loners who don't fit in etc. When they get older and realise that it's not arrogant to repeat what others say, they may admit that other people keep telling them how stupidly smart they are, but rarely will they ever tell anyone how smart they are, mostly because they frequently don't realise that they are.

[@HappyMatt12345]

I think one of the most intelligent traits anyone can develop is admitting you aren't experienced in an area and asking for help from someone who's had more experience. Also I don't really doodle, but when I'm focusing on something I often have a fidget toy or stress ball that I'm messing with in the background, I have an infinity cube on my desk for example.

[@user-ml3bg1fc9b]

Plus,Thinking deeply about life And also thinking everything has a meaning.

[@wiktor9632]

i ALWAYS wonder why we needed certain a skill or a reaction to something in the past

[@robertsiems3808]

Nah, i disagree. Last one doesnt have to be

[@thesaddestdude3575]

Well, thinking everything has meaning can also mean you are insane, so theres that.

[@robertsiems3808]

@@thesaddestdude3575 well, you can be insane AND smart

[@guy2388]

I feel like thinking everything has to have a meaning is rather positive more than it is intelligent

[@MysticOceanDollies]

I do all these things, but I wouldn’t consider myself to be highly intelligent.

[@johnnyk434]

Because more than likely you truly are....

[@Trageberaterin]

Same. Even more, I think some of these things could be signs for a lot of other things too. I, for example, have ADHD and so I am and always was a big doodler. For me, that doesnt mean that I am intelligent, but my prefrontal cortex needs that stimulation to stay focused. Thats just it. 🤷‍♀️

[@Psych2go]

That just shows how much humility you have! Hmm.. something sounds smart around here :)

[@JUMALATION1]

I know I'm dumb as shite but still do some of these things. I have a feeling some of these traits are very common and don't necessarily reflect "high intelligence", basically just being a normal human with maybe a little bit of extra self awareness. And this is not negative feedback at all since you help people feel better about themselves when they need encouraging words, but I'm just cynical as hell

[@cryouru]

I mean i also feel dumb as shit tho I relate to all that stuff and have a confirmed IQ of 129

[@dariusgillies8917]

If you think you're stupid you're actually not because your aware of your weaknesses, if you claim you're a genius you're most likely stupid and definatley have a big ego, just like how crazy people think they're not crazy and vice versa

[@dariusgillies8917]

Really though it doesn't matter and It's better not to think about what I said, it tends to make me contradict myself because I feel really stupid' but that must mean I'm smart, but now I know I'm smart so am I stupid? ... Its better.not.to think about that stuff, just be a good person to the people around you and spend your time.doing what makes you happy

[@Samara_Melo]

Dude, maybe I'm wrong idk, but you meant cynical or scheptic?

[@JUMALATION1]

@@Samara_Melo In this case cynical, as a general way of thinking. E.g. if something good happens to me I think "well this will be taken away from me tomorrow. Better be prepared to be disappointed". Regarding this video I had the feeling "sounds very familiar but that can't be me, I am not intelligent"

[@redfluxbluedawn414]

I'd say that this is a very odd list, considering a lot / most of those things are found in / done by the average human regularly. 1. adaptation isn't a natural given to a lot of people, but humans in general are a very adaptive species 2. sufficient non intelligent people question everything as well 3. at a basic level we all admit that we don't know everything, we just don't want to admit we don't know about certain things 4. seek knowledge = human curiosity? 5. every human will get bored if placed in the right/wrong situation and/or with the lack of his/her preferred stimuli 6+7+8 may be on the spot, although it can still mean a variety of other things besides intelligence (6) they may just like to draw and don't remember anything else that happened during doodling (7) they may lack self confidence (8) they may be indecisive people who can't make up their mind or don't know what to believe because they don't understand

[@Sarawarawara-]

I’m pretty sure this video Is more vague to make It so that people can feel good, like the video and watch more

[@calmmia2219]

If you consider different perspective of peoples in terms on how they use the “natural capability of humans to do all of this” you will clearly see the line where intelligence stands

[@jbird-l3u]

@@LV03 I understand where you are coming from, but some of these items on the list are purely intrinsic to neurotypical people who have talents in certain areas. Unless you believe that autistic people and people with ADHD, etc, can't be intelligent, then (1) adaptability, and (6) doodling(?) and (8) remaining open to new opportunities are not at all indicators to smartness. It's just an odd list, and it's quite exclusive of people with developmental and mental disorders so I did find this video to be quite frustrating.

[@theclockworkcadaver7025]

@@Sarawarawara- This. It's just a clickbait video full of Barnum statements designed to leech ad revenue off of insecure people. I miss when Psych2Go used to actually post helpful and insightful psychology content rather than this drivel.

[@prisa.1820]

Exactly this

[@screamindog8772]

literally everyone in the comments: “you know, I’m something of a mega mind myself”

[@determined_fighter4274]

A note to point 2: I always see the possibility of identifying weaknesses in the behavior of myself and others, which I reflect on and reacting to similar situations with an adapted behavior. This has helped me especially with personal family problems where the pathological behavior helps me to develop myself further so that I don't end up in a similar situation.

[@Qwerty3.141]

pro tip: dont sit your younger siblings down and say "I know what's wrong with you, do you need help fixing that?" From experience, they will not appreciate it

[@alexprado9335]

Communicate with other people is also a habit of intelligent people.

[@Psych2go]

Yep! And one of the most important skill to develop.

[@hyunniesfanboy]

rip im terrible

[@hikarisawa]

Ok but what if someone's just asocial by nature, because they find the activity of talking to most people boring (but not actually considering people themselves as boring, every single one of us is a walking universe)? Let's say they just lack interest, no matter how much they try to be interested in a conversation sometimes, like, their brain and heart will say "whatever, I might be feeling something, but it doesn't seem to be that deep, so we're moving on now". What do you think of this situation? Is this some kind of emotional disease to cure? Is this some sort of unwanted narcissism? What will happen to these kind of asocial people in the long running? Will they completely fail in life or never build a decent career? Is there a way to change their opinion and actually make them a little more interested in building connections (in the least artificial way)? Asking for a friend, since I'm kinda worried.

[@Alex-hv3ir]

Hi person with the same name as mine.

[@hikarisawa]

@Lukas Nero Thank you, I'll figure out how to explain it and let them know. They're quite a difficult person to convince 😅✨

[@tiggsar]

i was literally just working on a presentation all about why my significant other is intelligent, and even using one of your wonderfully put together videos to support it. what a coincidence lmao

[@BritishBeachcomber]

I've been doing all this from the age of 10. Never really thought about intelligence, but had a good life and career. 58 years later I'm still learning new things every day.

[@Dave-yp7vz]

Not completely but still, same

[@JK-vc7ie]

You are average. Just like the rest of us.

[@Tadashi_Stark]

I love the way how she calls our Srinivasa Ramanujan.........

[@freeassange5667]

Ramen Noodles

[@Gruella7]

I appreciate the effort and content of these videos and can prove as validation or comfort for people. I can’t help but draw a comparison between such videos and zodiac signs/mbtis, on the surface they seem specific and relatable but they are designed to fit everybody.

[@harleyQ9000]

I've always considered myself to be quite intelligent though my IQ is on the normal/mid side. I've never thought that self reflection would be a sign of high intelligence though, it's something that come pretty natural to me since at least puberty. I'm fairly new to EQ and didn't even know about CQ as all everyone discussed in school was IQ. Very interesting video - As always!

[@JK-vc7ie]

This is the issue of everyone watching these videos. They think they are special and really smart, but they are not. They are just like the rest of us.

[@mina0753]

It's nice to see this video after taking an exam from school today. It's okay if your intelligent you should love yourself for who you are. You don't have to solve a math question or draw amazing pictures everyone has something they love and are passionate about...💜

[@mckaylam1258]

Just watching this made me feel was better about myself, I do most of this stuff and I have a few brain problems where certain parts don't connect. So just knowing that I'm not stupid even though I can be very gullible and confused just makes my day!

[@andreahoffbeck9391]

5:56 i, myself can check of all the mentioned things. But it can honestly be a bit hard for me to adapt sometimes. For example, being with new people or learning things in a brand new way, takes a lot of my energy. I really love to doodle whenever i have classes or draw in my free time. I learn most things visually, so it helps me in many ways when i draw notes, instead of writing them down.

[@konajohnson6182]

I feel like the first one doesn’t really only apply to intelligent people. The human race has had to adapt over hundreds of thousands of years just to survive. I feel like intelligence makes it easier to adapt but in reality it’s truly just something that is hardwired into most people.

[@7poboy]

Tell that to all the people throughout history that could not adapt, and thus genetically were wiped off the face of earth along with their low IQs. Not a big problem now, but before daddy gov, you just died.

[@Owlsworthy]

I agree. I think of it more in terms of chameleons, intelligent people are able to adapt so smoothly that they're hard to pick out. Others will probably whine and have a harder time of it.

[@Owlsworthy]

@@7poboy That's a good point. We're genetically afraid of heights and snakes bc those dumb enough to fall off a cliff or get bitten weren't able to pass on their stupid genes 🤣

[@ClarisseRockinThatBow]

First one doesn't apply to me because of my anxiety disorder. Change makes me uncomfortable...but I eventually adapt to it. Everything else is spot on.

[@Duncangafney1]

@@ClarisseRockinThatBow I hope you realise the truth about change at some point. Change is a good thing, but humans are hard wired through evolution to be afraid of it. Consider this. Every single good thing in your life is there because of change. With change comes opportunity and not only that, change is inevitable, everything is always changing. Perception is the key, once you realise that change is a good thing, then your anxiety will likely resolve itself. I wish you luck :)

[@SuggestAUsernameForMe]

I’ve noticed I really pay attention to these videos when I usually zone out on these types of videos. Is it because of the colorful pictures and soothing voice or is it because I can try to find out things about me like a little survey?? Maybe both idk

[@missjddrage1111]

Love it.

[@lassebrustad]

I'm a person who can't stop learning, either it's about my hobby, which is programming and technology, or someone needing help and I have to learn their stuff to teach them or at least help them I felt like this video hits at pretty much everything, everything about learning and being bored, like, I feel so bored if I don't know what to learn next, so I have to do something recently, I've spent time setting up a complex system which might be extremely challenging for people, at least when in my case, for learning purposes, and I struggle a lot making it, but that's what I like, a challenge that makes me struggle, but with some progress

[@rainbowcooking101]

Fun part : when she said about doodles the left photos 2nd doodle was actually the sing of bts LOVE YOURSELF album,s sing 😄🥰💜

[@atanukarak2010]

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[@deekshakumari5862]

Hey yo armygirl in the b angtan world ... *Put shamelessly smiling Emoji*

[@deekshakumari5862]

Where Plss put the time I wanna see

[@manishabasumatary7315]

@@deekshakumari5862 0:54 :)

[@leecasso6083]

Armies united!! 💜❤️🙂🥰🤩

[@kashishsahu02]

Thank you for your hardwork psych2go☺️

[@Psych2go]

Thank you for supporting us!

[@ysuri]

I know I don't know everything, not because I'm highly inteligent, but because I'm stupid

[@MrsMalfoyhere]

I don't know about others but your videos are helping me a lot to fight depression so thank you so much ! love your videos!

[@Trooper50000]

I hope you enjoy your day and don't give up

[@MrsMalfoyhere]

@@Trooper50000 thank you so much

[@lplaygames45]

They are very helpful videos 😎

[@Trooper50000]

@@MrsMalfoyhere your welcome

[@lisac9007]

@@MrsMalfoyhere my names lisa as well :)

[@violetrose8268]

I have most of these traits. I never doodled instead of taking notes. I’m always up for learning new things.

[@Treeswalkonroots]

Omg there was a time in my life very recently that I was obsessed with my own intelligence trying to become more intelligent and also feeling bad about not being intelligent enough. Until recently I didn’t even do the IQ test. In school I remember leaning about different intelligences and teachers teaching it very well but there was a bit of subliminal messaging that IQ was still the top dog. And wasn’t talked about. beautiful in its way of keeping a confusing-lesson-about-education alive. And now after facing my fears in the matter really embraced my intellect.

[@RyanNerdyGamer]

I may be relatively new to this channel, yet it’s already a favourite. Looking forward to watching more videos! 😊

[@ljthespartancreatorb2322]

I knew a wise man once, he said "switching to your sidearm is faster then reloading" one time that was true, unlike ga,es it takes several seconds to reload, also games often dont consider jams and things like that, when playing cod long ago i heard this quote it helped me pass training. Also just want to say my parents said asking questions was annoying and "somthing a werid person would do" and then I was never open about stuff often lied and said I dont know... allot... and I left them early my dad dame back in touch when I enlisted, he was very open and told me about his childhood and that he was abused, my mom talked about this plenty long ago, I felt bad and he brightened up from what I once knew.

[@dani8509]

I love how many people clicked on this video just because they felt smart and hoped that this video would strengthen them in this awareness.

[@Davi_Cyrax]

The doodle part really got to me, 50% of my study or meeting notes are drawings, and I thought this was unproductive, but in fact I always felt that I absorbed the contents more when I drew while listening.

[@Tinyteacher1111]

A man I just got sick of and decided I didn’t need, was the only guy I dated who never went to college. He had a routine that he never broke, never would watch a short video, even if it talked about Lyme or anything else that explained my illnesses, told me other women had given him books to read, but he never did. He watched a movie every night, fell asleep to it, got up and went to bed and had a timer on the light in the room in which he watched TV, fell asleep with the TV on, and never used his air conditioner, yet got bitten by tons of bugs that came through the screens every night. He would never come to my house, not even when I was being physically abused by my adult disabled son. He said, “He’s gone now, so just forget about it. I couldn’t, but I forgot about him! I forgot to mention we dated while I was in college and he was fixing cars. I had decided he had no future. He said he would never change then and he was right!

[@-loarado]

I cant draw good but you bet that almost every paper i get has like cubes and random junk doodles with pen lol, i don't know if it means anyrhing

[@anabelle12]

I feel… Highly intelligent now- Doesn’t Change the fact that I’m bad at math.

[@angelicblue626]

same bestie

[@tsnightmare7097]

I am bad at math but everything here was verry much like me .. so i will just say . Knowing math ≠ inteligence

[@cozy46]

Yeah, math and I are not friends. We were pretty close in the 8th grade but then parted ways. I skipped over algebra, took Spanish and wound up getting my Master's in American history. Still can't do algebra. 😄😊😁😜

[@charlesburbank8602]

Math is a subject I have never felt comfortable with despite I made it to deferential calculus. What gifts math has blessed me with is quantifiable reason. I am able to view certain situations in number base, probability and even statistical variation. I have never felt intelligent, quite the opposite because I feel that what I know everyone should know. But if that is true, where did this information on enzyme kinetics come from and all this abstract knowledge of neurophysiology come from??? Um, forget that last part...I DON'T DOODLE!!!

[@Duncangafney1]

Math is only one aspect. You probably could be good at it, if you were taught the right way, but that's not the point. I'm rubbish at things like anagrams, but math is really easy to me. Remember that nearly everyone is brilliant at some thing, but most people never find out what. You can be gifted and not be good at math. Don't let anyone else's judgements define you.

[@tsuhosh]

This kinda boosted my self esteem with what's happening right now. I've always felt dumb, but never saw a different perspective. TY!

[@jackmarshall757]

4:15 "You're in a meeting or a lecture that has gone on for hours and despite the boredom you feel, you've started to take notes but halfway through, your page is covered in doodles" I BIG YOUR PARDON!

[@a2pha]

1:33 Case in point. Can you be a chameleon in dangerous situations - and blend in ? 1:47 Case in point. You can NEVER ask too many questions on any subject. 2:30 Case in point. This writing. It shows what I don't know and have a long way to go. 3:02 Case in point. A day of learning is never wasted, no matter its curriculum. 3:44 Case in point. We seek new adventure because we have traveled many paths. 4:06 Case in point. Doodling is not just art, it can be writing and even summarizing complexity. 4:53 Case in point. To know oneself is often more difficult than to know others. 5:27 Case in point. Few things in this world are impossible, only forbidden. I want to add for 5:27, a good show of intelligence is also NOT wanting to learn something because you know yourself well enough that you can immediately see it will be of no benefit to you. This is not to discount the knowledge - just that it will not benefit you - specifically, and you would rather spend time learning something you - specifically - will gain from.

[@JJAY999]

I do all of these 😂 and because of that I struggle a lot in school. Teachers learn to teach students superficial ways to learn. Sometimes those ways don’t help because everyone is different. The teachers 1. Don’t notice it and 2. Don’t do anything about it because they don’t now how. Now I struggle and I’m getting help for it. Why did I comment this? For the people who relate to know that they are not alone!!❤ if you’re struggling too, you can do this!

[@ISplimeI]

I never really thought of myself as really intelligent but I also realized that I’ve done pretty much everything the video has said. My number one motto is pretty much to always stay open because that’s the only way that we can help each other is to tell the people closest to you what is happening at all times. I have always felt that I was extremely sensitive to seeing changes in myself and other people. For example this one time my friend seemed slightly off and I asked him if he was OK and he said he felt completely fine; but the very next day he was home sick. I just need to remember to tell people more often that the changes that I’m sensing probably aren’t just a gut feeling since a lot of times it’s actually true. Although whenever they say that they’re fine or something like that I usually think of that as the truth and not my own intellect. My biggest weakness is in action because sometimes I think for such a long time that I never make a move whenever my point is correct. I always want to change my perception when I am wrong instead of continuing to try to prove my point if the situation is serious just to resolve the conflict. Another big problem of mine is whenever I start thinking on my own I’ll usually be thinking for hours on end without any coordination (but I think that’s probably because of my SID). Although now I’m taking some herbal medication for it and it’s helping me a lot. Most of my friends are way smarter than me (math-wise) but I’m always the one to bring them back to the subject and try to help them. Does anyone else feel around the same way about most of these things? I’d love to hear!

[@scottfreckle237]

I call massive bullshit

[@ISplimeI]

@@scottfreckle237 ?

[@janetttyminski7295]

You might find identifying your Myers-Briggs type helpful. My guess from your description is that you may be an INFP or Introverted, iNtuitive, Feeling, Perceiving type. From a quick Google search: INFPs tend to be creative problem solvers. They are often deeply thoughtful, curious, and imaginative learners. They're incredibly motivated by their own core values-and equally curious about the values of others. In general, they strive for and value continuous personal growth. From my experience with strong Ps, they may be so busy gathering info & planning that they delay action, as they’re not sure they have enough info…

[@ISplimeI]

@@janetttyminski7295 ENTJ. I find that I reside somewhere in-between introverted and extroverted, I’m pretty sure that I was actually around 57% or so on the extroverted side which is pretty balanced. I don’t have too much time to talk about this right now, but my fine-tuned sensitivity to my surroundings hasn’t changed as I am still able to perceive when things are wrong with people and my environment. I’ve noticed that a lot of my friends are chronically online now which makes me sad. I’ve taken internet fasting and got rid of most of my notifications which helps me with this problem a lot. People wonder why the whole world is depressed, but it’s actually pretty obvious and right in our pockets the whole time. I wish I had more time to talk, but just know that the internet age is crumbling because we prefer fake individuality over community. It is always best to have people in real life that care about you and your problems rather than resorting to ANYTHING online. People here are brutal because we are all lonely and think that social media will help fix these issues, but then supply addiction and an idea of false-belonging instead. If you have any friends that are always on TikTok or even just on their phones all the time, please let them know that they are loved deeply. I hate to see the direction that our society is going and it can only be fixed by helping and caring for each other.

[@AlyTheWizard]

I love how they state positive attributes a lot of people resonate with, and call them smart to make them feel more special

[@aiuchiha111]

I know right and everyone in the comments thinking they're genius

[@AlyTheWizard]

@@aiuchiha111 Everyone is wonderful i their own way.

[@aiuchiha111]

@@AlyTheWizard doesn't mean anything when you don't put that "wonderfulness" to use

[@AlyTheWizard]

@@aiuchiha111 Your point is valid.

[@JK-vc7ie]

Exactly. People are full of shit. Deluding themselves to make themselves feel better. People should start with humility as a foundational trait.

[@GZLdragon]

Amazing video! I've really enjoyed it, for me, I do all these thing, but just on a small level. Sometimes I watch a random video, and then try to find as many informations about it as I can, but sometimes, I just don't.

[@awg7068]

It took FOREVER, and an IQ test administrated by a qualified professional, to convince the school that my kid’s doodles during lectures were helping them with recall of the material covered. 🙄 Their GPA has never dropped below 4.0, but the ‘one size fits all’ education system is what it is. Actually, we tried Parochial, and it was the same thing, woefully arcane.

[@JordanJohnsonInBb]

Unfortunately, not all teachers and administrators know how doodling and listening work.

[@RJW14]

My mom is a doodler, personally I play guitar (unplugged) when in meetings from home. It's something your hands can do that don't require your brain's active attention at that level.

[@AngusMan_]

admitting you don't know everything to yourself is more important than saying it. 1 method I frequently use is to make a mental note, research then come back to a conversation and share what I have found without admitting it so we both know the answer without needing to humble yourself if you want to create a perception of being weak and timid if you wish. However, sometimes it is better to humble yourself if you are talking to some people to make them feel more relatable if you wish to do so.

[@AngusMan_]

I think intelligence is too broad a term which makes it too confusing so can we break down what intelligence is. 1.) knowledge: information and memory 2.) application:mind-ware and skills to deal with unconscious decision making- breaking down one-self mentally(objective thinking) 3.)Empathy + sympathy and Listening - However, it is best in moderation because over indulgence keeps a never ending cycle 4.)Problem solving: subsection of application it is one way of applying what you know to solve a problem

[@Luke-mj8eu]

So very glad I subscribed to this channel way back. *Everything* - content, narration, voice (👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻), animation - everything...everything about this channel appeals to me. And its helped me like no one else. Ima be a sponsor here one day 💯. Kudos, Psych2go! I absolutely love you! ❤️❤️❤️🎩

[@harsimar7893]

0:55 this is the sign of love yourself album of BTS 💜

[@rkyt2451]

don't involve that kpop shit in everything

[@KCocteau15]

Ok here is the list: 1. Think outside the box 2. Use Reason to make decisions 3. Understand that social norms don’t really apply 4. Realize that dependency prohibits results 5. Issues and problems aren’t simple or complex but are either basic or in need of clues with which to solve 6. Wisdom and understanding is achieved only by the commitment and discipline to achieving them. 7. True wisdom is never fully realized. 8. There is a source from which all knowledge is given. Pursue it, acknowledge it, seek to be in harmony with it. (Bonus) 9. That donut may not be the healthiest choice, but damn, is it satisfying .

[@Kylebrofloskishat]

Thanks for telling us❤️

[@donaldtrumpuncensored6728]

I believe I'm intelligent, but I never doodle or get bored. The reason I don't get bored is because I always have something stored in my brain to analyze. There are an infinite issues in my head that need to be deconstructed and explained.

[@Joel_Nilsson]

I'm the same as you I don't doodle but I occasionally start analyzing the room or fiddle with something instead(I'ts kind of the same as doodling). Boredom isn't sitting around doing nothing what you explained as sitting with your own thoughts or rethinking a reason situation I would say is a form of boredom. Because u didn't describ it as u were doing something else at the same time and you didn't sound to happy about it.

[@alexmarques2398]

No, I doodle and I get bored and I am smarter than you. 😋

[@rexemondaforever2283]

I felt like I did all these things, except a few. I don’t doodle, when I’m listening I focus on the person and avoid distractions (that is when I’m learning something new, if it’s “old news” I tends to fidget or make origami while I listen). I’m not constantly seeking new information, but I enjoy it when I learn new information. I like to try and ask those questions in class that help me understand it better and the why behind it

[@Pandora234able]

It’s beautiful, the part where she talked about meta-cognition I do all of the time! If I don’t know something and I know part of a word or a word root or an association I’m equipped enough to look further and educate myself to explain something as best as I can in a new field and I’ve become more open to fields outside of my interest! Now that is limitless human potential and awareness! Every modicum of information we humans gather on a daily basis leads elsewhere and expands and expands exponentially leading us to discover answers that were there the whole time! It’s why I love learning and drawing connections between fields of science and technology not previously thought before! I think science will become have to become broad-scoped rather than narrow/pigeonholed to tackle today’s challenges and to birth new titans like Newton and Franklin. Reader, maybe you or I could be the giants whose shoulders we stand on!

[@robertsiems3808]

Remember boys, 2: question everything. This video too

[@scottguitar8168]

Left to myself, I never get bored because of never ending thoughts and actions. It is only when I have to engage with others that boredom occasionally happens.

[@elainstill1671]

Not my case but appreciate your view that has has given me a different perspective! Ya learn something new everyday!

[@Jonas-gl9ke]

Although I was bored watching this video, I reminded myself that I have a lot to learn and am ultimately here to seek knowledge. I do question, however, if my constant self examination and reflection is truly a sign of intelligence but am open to the possibility I am incorrect. In the end, I am certainly prepared to put down my pencil and will continue to adapt in a way that satisfies my curiosity.

[@Dark__114]

I'm deep rest but my parents think I'm laziness which is just really sad....

[@Dark__114]

@this is a really long yet creative name do u agree my bad I meant Lazzyness

[@raichiu4749]

@@Dark__114. The actual word is Laziness , , sorry if this came of as rude i just wanted to correct you

[@Dark__114]

@@raichiu4749 Oh my bad my english is bad but ty!

[@Gardylmon51]

You actually could be a very nice person.

[@Dark__114]

@@Gardylmon51 me?

[@gingerteath]

Despite having no interest in most of the subjects at school, I can say I am intelligent because I doodle a lot and I am always eager to try new, interesting things- things that are mostly not taught in schools.

[@QuanTheAlchemist]

Here are my 10 extra tips to INCREASE your daily manifestations that I’ve learned over the years..👇🏾 1. Practice gratitude every morning. When you wake up, list everything that you are grateful for and feel that gratitude in your core. Feel free to write things down in a journal so it is easy for you to remember. 2. Replace your negative thoughts with positive ones. Every time you feel a negative thought coming on, make a positive spin on it right away. 3. Take ownership for things that happen in your life. It's easy to blame others however you will feel much better when you realize that most issues stem from us. 4. ALWAYS believe that good things are about to happen. By being open to new possibilities you are inviting abundance into your life. 5. Remember that like attracts like so you get back whatever you put out, whether it is good or bad. So do good AND received good. 6. Meditate for five minutes a day. During this time focus on how you want your life to be; but place your focus on how you feel AND feel that feeling as if you have already accomplished those goals. 7. Step outside of your comfort zone. Stop playing it safe and make that decision to finally go for your dreams. 8. Focus on activities that make you feel truly happy. When you are truly happy you have the best vibrational frequency to manifest your desires. 9. Avoid the naysayers and surround yourself with people who only lift you higher. Downers will be downers, don't let them drag you into their misery. 10. Don't be afraid to dream and know that you are always supported by the universe. Hope this helps! - Your Friendly Neighborhood Coach

[@hazard7732]

Number 7 confused me. While I do a lot of introspection, I feel like I don't have a high EQ when it comes to others. In fact I'm rather ignorant when it comes to emotional intelligence regarding other people. But that's probably due to the fact that I'm mildly autistic

[@kidnamedfinger.productions]

As existential genius i would say that i sometimes feel how everything is useless, but minutes later my intelligence reach its peak and i realize that if everything is useless i dont have to think about it since it's useless too and so i should live the way i enjoy living.

[@Lonevessel]

I absolutely love enjoying these videos, such great content and knowledge!

[@justjeremy6450]

Couldn’t relate to the “you understand” chapter more, fully accurate. Getting bored is very relatable as well. High EQ and being open are also me. Conclusion, I am intelligent among my age group

[@derpstudios7500]

Tysm for making this! This video is just the boost I needed :>

[@ives3572]

Interesting Fact: Beyond the walls of intelligence, life is defined.

[@chill1586]

Who said this thing to you? How do you know?

[@ssjuida9868]

I love ur vedio sooo much I sub ur channel. All the best for the 🔮future. 😃

[@quintonwong]

you have helped me understand that knowing you don't know every thing is a good thing

[@kntrishdekanoidze1382]

0:25 damn she realy missed albert enstein.

[@kiiduncanny9313]

Learning more about yourself and hidden abilities that you might poses to change the world thanks Psych2Go ❤️

[@qas1mg4mer86]

you have no clue how much your videos have helped my paranoid personalty disorder, you have gotten me so confident, tmrw im gonna confess to my crush :)

[@PadCircle]

I love how Psych2Go uses plant people in all of their videos.

[@Psych2go]

That's our mascot Psi! The plant is symbolic of growth. Like plants, we always start somewhere small (seeds) but our growth is unstoppable. It takes time to sprout and blossom :)

[@haley65]

The adaptation one was one I'd never considered. I move quite frequently and recently started college yet I've had little to no difficulties with the changes. I have never understood why some people claim to struggle with change but this explains it nicely.

[@rexemondaforever2283]

Same. I moved relatively often growing up, and I not only could adapt to each house and area, but actually loved moving and shaking things up. I both want to move often and stay in the same place because of friends, and even within the same house I swap rooms with my sister and rearrange my room drastically

[@shinca5044]

Cool videos on your observations of these topics. I'd have to say that anyone is intelligent with or without having these habits or other "traits," due to many factors needing to be considered to make the correct judgment. There are those who have medical issues. There will be times individuals are not into what is liked to completed. Also, it's highly important to have support systems in such moments/phases. There is need of nurturing support systems to surround those people. Such people are intelligent as well. Not only those who display actions which were observed. Example: The GPA is not a correct judgment on someone's intelligence. Therefore, why bother using it to determine whether or not someone is good enough to enter into any prestigious university or work for the Queen of England. Makes things a bit clear on how much we all are on the same level, but unequal because of what and because of who? It should stop because it is unhealthy.

[@Owlsworthy]

I've had similar thoughts. We place way too much value on "intelligence" without knowing the full capacity of said intelligence. It ends up causing inequality and those at a disadvantage are left in the dust.

[@NathalieLazo]

Incredible person reading this, you have everything there is to succeed in life, whatever that is for you. Go after the life you truly want NOW! ✨ I believe in you! Love - Nat ❤️

[@sciphu2728]

❤

[@tamplushboy8452]

Actually that is not true ive seen gradeaundera video and yeah not what if someones a murderer are you implying everyone is good or incredible no not everyone is

[@Owlsworthy]

Thank you 🥰