The Intellectual Toolkit of Geniuses: 40 Principles that Will Make You Smarter and Teach You to Think Like a Genius (Master Your Mind, Revolutionize Your Life Series) Paperback – November 2, 2017

It's a good book to motivate yourself, it is a simple way of keeping up with the dailly ups and downs of life. Great work.

Made me think. A series of statements that caused me to stop and think. this book is worth reading. Get it.

I already knew about 90% of the material ideas in the toolkit and I think most people with a reasonable amount of common sense would. That's the key, common sense, the ability to use the critical thinking skills they don't teach kids in school anymore. It was however a good read, and fast. IT resonates and reaffirms many ideas that are floating in the back of so many peoples minds. It's a great reminder of what we need to remember we know. Make sense.

This is an ok book; the worst thing about it is the title. It has nothing to do with geniuses. It is a toolkit for effectiveness. Extreme high intelligence is not required to do any of these things. The principles laid out here are fairly basic, but the book is a good reminder of things you can do that will make you more effective.

This book is easy to read and can actually be applied to your life on day one. I bought several more and plan on giving them out to those who are consciously aware of self care and development. Also a great gift for children 14 and older.Buy multiple and give them to those you want to succeed.............

The book makes good points, I will have to read it again though to remember it better. I think that if it truly interests you, such as a subject matter like electricity or machinery (in the example of Thomas Edison) or Physics (in the example of Einstein) or even a vocational skill, then it should be learned and studied to an extreme level of understanding. With the example of Edison and Einstein, I think there is no way that they could have done so much studying and hard work and constant thinking, unless they were highly interested and extremely persistent about the things that they were studying. I think they must have really loved what they were doing (not every day) and it must have brought them a lot of joy, not every day, but overall.

This extremely short book has absolutely nothing to do with genius. Very misleading title.

These are great tips or self rules to keep you on your adventure Of life ( aka the way of the Lord for me, ) sometimes it’s the simplicity that makes the universe an amazing place and flowing without blocks and hurdles and these are just some good ways for everyone to take into consideration to follow or add back into their lives