Genius potential inherent in every human
Are you a genius? It is true that each of us have genius-like potential. We think everyone can be a genius. Like each of us, operating geniuses have an innate potential to create extraordinary things. Throughout this website, we have highlighted the genius characteristics that have inspired Bob’s success. But now Bob sees an even bigger vision: to inspire a genius world and to spread one message…
You have potential genius within you. You can develop your inner genius to do genius things that improve your life and the lives of others. While there are worse things one can engage in, there may be very few things that hold forth the potential of unparalleled joy of putting your genius traits into action.
The vision:
A genius world
Genius Inc. is an initiative aimed at educating everyone about the 24 characteristics that all geniuses have in common. When Bob first heard about the important research of Latino psychologist Dr. Alfred Barrios who came up with the all-inclusiveness of genius characteristics decades ago, he was impressed with the seemingly straightforward traits that embody genius. It spoke to him since it helped explain the success he was encountering, and he became determined to communicate the ideas to others. He believes applying genius characteristics in all we do will change lives for the better. And as a lifelong learner, he knew the importance of educating the young. Make our youth aware, bring them to an essential understanding, and enjoy the fruits that will surely follow as they apply their knowledge.
The soon-to-be published book:
To Be a Genius!
As a first step in creating a genius world, Bob’s Genius Inc. is publishing a book for young and not-so-young people titled, To Be a Genius! Why for young people you may ask? Because genius children today mean a genius world tomorrow.
The book, scheduled for publication in 2022, showcases the 24 characteristics that all geniuses have in common by telling 24 different inspirational stories—of well-known and not-so-well-known geniuses who made the world better by applying the innate inherent Genius skills.
In the book, you’ll read about the courage of a Civil War soldier, the optimism of a blind woman, the drive of an inventor—the stories of real-life geniuses come together in a dynamically illustrated book to remind you that if you are willing to work for it, you can do anything.
Reserve your copy today.
Gen· ius (n.): an inherent, inborn characteristic in every human being. From [gen] —defined as that which produces or brings about …and -[ius] means made of or belonging to that which contains … Genius can be understood to be that which is the source of production and your innate ability to bring into existence extraordinary things.
Reserve your copy today.
The To Be a Genius! book is just the beginning of what Bob has planned for Genius Inc.
“We want a Genius World. A world where each one of us is more genius. All of us. It means we’re all a little more courageous, perceptive, imaginative, optimistic. It means we’re more of everything that makes it easier to achieve great things for ourselves and humankind.”
— Genius Inc.
Drive
Geniuses have a strong desire to work hard and long. They’re willing to give all they’ve got to a project. Develop your drive by focusing on your future success, and keep going.
Courage
It takes courage to do things others consider impossible. Stop worrying what people will think if you are different.
Devotion to goals
Geniuses know what they want and go after it. Get control of your life and schedule. Have something specific to accomplish each day.
Knowledge
Geniuses continually accumulate information. Never go to sleep at night without having learned at least one new thing that day. Read. And question people who know.
Honesty
Geniuses are frank, forthright and honest. Take the responsibility for things that go wrong. Be willing to admit, ‘I goofed,’ and learn from your mistakes.
Optimism
Geniuses never doubt they will succeed. Deliberately focus your mind on something good coming up.
Ability to judge
Try to understand the facts of a situation before you judge. Evaluate things on an open-minded, unprejudiced basis and be willing to change your mind.
Enthusiasm
Geniuses are so excited about what they are doing, it encourages others to cooperate with them. Really believe that things will turn out well. Don’t hold back.
Willingness to take chances
Overcome your fear of failure. You won’t be afraid to take chances once you realize you can learn from your mistakes.
Dynamic energy
Don’t sit on your butt waiting for something good to happen. Be determined to make it happen.
Enterprise
Geniuses are opportunity seekers. Be willing to take on jobs others won’t touch. Never be afraid to try the unknown.
Persuasion
Geniuses know how to motivate people to help them get ahead. You’ll find it easy to be persuasive if you believe in what you’re doing.
Outgoingness
I’ve found geniuses able to make friends easily and be easy on their friends. Be a ‘booster,’ not someone who puts others down. That attitude will win you many valuable friends.
Ability to communicate
Geniuses are able to effectively get their ideas across to others. Take every opportunity to explain your ideas to others.
Patience
Be patient with others most of the time, but always be impatient with yourself. Expect far more of yourself than of others.
Perception
Geniuses have their mental radar working full time. Think more of others’ needs and wants than you do of your own.
Perfectionism
Geniuses cannot tolerate mediocrity, particularly in themselves. Never be easily satisfied with yourself. Always strive to do better.
Sense of humor
Be willing to laugh at your own expense. Don’t take offense when the joke is on you.
Versatility
The more things you learn to accomplish, the more confidence you will develop. Don’t shy away from new endeavors.
Adaptability
Being flexible enables you to adapt to changing circumstances readily. Resist doing things the same old way. Be willing to consider new options.
Curiosity
An inquisitive, curious mind will help you seek out new information. Don’t be afraid to admit you don’t know it all. Always ask questions about things you don’t understand.
Individualism
Do things the way you think they should be done, without fearing somebody’s disapproval.
Idealism
Keep your feet on the ground—but have your head in the clouds. Strive to achieve great things, not just for yourself, but for the betterment of mankind.
Imagination
Geniuses know how to think in new combinations, see things from a different perspective, than anyone else. Give yourself time each day to daydream, to fantasize, to drift into a dreamy inner life the way you did as a child.