What does it mean to be exceptionally smart?

Adjective. Characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity. precocious. advanced.

What does being rich mean?

What does it mean to be rich? Being rich is simply having a lot of money or income. It comes down to how much cash you have in your bank account. In fact, being rich can often mean that you are spending a lot of money. It can also mean that you have a lot of debt.

Is there a difference between wealthy and rich?

Note: Rich people spend a lot of money (and often go into debt). Wealthy people, on the other hand, spend less than they earn and invest/save their money to build long-term, sustainable wealth. Wealthy people typically build their wealth by investing in real estate or by investing in the stock market.

What is the difference between being rich and being intelligent?

Intelligence only gets you so far. Being rich garners sycophants and hangers-on, hard-jealousy and even danger. Intelligence breeds confusion, suspicion, envy and fear. Luck usually only brings a bewildered and wry sense of soft-jealousy. Lucky. Luck beats wealth, because luck can/will bring wealth when it’s necessary.

Is life more important than being smart or rich?

Say you were in a natural disaster or being attacked, you will be lucky enough to survive. Your life is more important than being smart or rich. You won’t be intelligent, but you still have the benefits of it. You can guess test answers and get it right.

Why is luck more important than intelligence?

And luck beats intelligence because a lucky guess is equal to an educated guess when it draws a good conclusion. Luck covers (or can cover) all aspects of life – love, freedom, career, happiness, success, etc. Wealth can only buy so much. Intelligence only gets you so far. Being rich garners sycophants and hangers-on, hard-jealousy and even danger.

Is it possible to be smarter than everyone?

Being smarter than everyone just means you get a lot of important work placed onto your shoulders to complete. That adds stress and pressure to do well. So it’s not as attractive of an option. Also, the smartest ones aren’t usually the most successful ones either.