SIMPLE TIPS FOR BOOSTING INTELLIGENCE




1. Linguistic Skills

Brain location: Left hemisphere (reverse in left-handers)

What they do: Elevate language to an art form
Who uses them: Poets, writers, public speakers
How to improve: Read, do word games and vocabulary tests.


2. Logical-mathematical Skills


Brain location: Frontal and parietal lobes
What they do: Gathering and consolidating information quickly
Who uses them: Scientists, engineers, statisticians
How to improve: Compute sums in your head instead of using a calculator.



3. Spatial Skills

Brain location: Right hemisphere (reverse in left-handers)
What they do: Mentally picturing and manipulating objects and forms
Who uses them: Airline pilots, architects, map-makers
How to improve: Play chess, do jigsaw puzzles and origami. 



4. Interpersonal Skills

Brain location: Frontal lobes
What they do: Accurately reading the character, emotions and desires of others
Who uses them: Salespeople, teachers, managers
How to improve: Study reactions to your words, body language and voice.



5. Musical Skills

Brain location: Right hemisphere (reverse in left-handers)
What they do: Appreciating tempo, pitch, melody and rhythm
Who uses them: Composers and musicians
How to improve: Listen to types of music unfamiliar to you. 


 

6. Physical Skills


Brain location: Motor cortex
What they do: Coordinating movement into acts of grace, endurance and skill
Who uses them: Athletes, gymnasts, dancers
How to improve: Exercise, join a sports team, play charades. 




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