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109 You know you’ve encountered a high-level thinker if they make you feel smarter after the conversation, not dumber — because mediocre intellects use their intelligence to win, and high-level thinkers use it to help, and the real test of a great mind isn’t how impressive they sound but how many people leave rooms they were in feeling more capable than they walked in

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · today 06:45 EDT

You know you’ve encountered a high-level thinker if they make you feel smarter after the conversation, not dumber — because mediocre intellects use their intelligence to win, and high-level thinkers use it to help, and the real test of a great mind isn’t how impressive they sound but how many people leave rooms they were in feeling more capable than they walked in

The smartest contractor I ever met was an electrician who asked more questions than a five-year-old, and by the end of our conversation, I'd solved problems I didn't even know I had—that's when I learned the difference between people who use their intelligence to dominate and those who use it to elevate.

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