
Are You Thinking Yourself Into Lower Intelligence? - Paperback
Are You Thinking Yourself Into Lower Intelligence? - Paperback
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by David Curran (Author)
This inspirational book can help anyone learn to actually be more intelligent. Too many people put down their own intelligence and have learned thinking patterns that reinforce that belief. Learn how to escape that pattern and boost your own effective intelligence. Learn how to do better on tests. Learn how high test anxiety can be to blame for poor performance. Learn why intelligence tests may not be a valid indication of your intellectual worth. Learn how ordering your approach to problem solving can increase your problem solving skills. And learn how there are other ways to define intelligence. Have you ever spent time looking for something you lost? Do you go over the same places you've checked before? This book is for you! The author went from very low scores on college entrance exams in high school to an invitation to join MENSA (high IQ society) after taking his graduate record exams as a adult. These are the secrets that enabled that tremendous jump in intelligence.
Author Biography
D F Curran has undergraduate degrees in journalism and chemistry, and graduate degrees in interpersonal communication and creative writing--fiction. He is a successful programmer and the author of many non-fiction books and articles, including THE COMPLETE GINSENG GROWER'S MANUAL. He was Editor-in-Chief of the University of Montana's prestigious literary magazine CUTBANK. He worked as a television writer on the series WISEGUY. He wrote, produced, and directed the movie KNAPTID: Four Days After The First Abduction. He is the author of the bestselling Amazon Short "How to Make a Low-Budget Digital Movie." And currently the writer producer director of in-depth educational videos such as 'Learn The XHA1.' In 1997 Curran moved to the wilderness where he and his wife lived in an old miners cabin while they cut and peeled logs, learned to use a chain saw, and built the cabin they now call home.



















