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Since the roll out of ChatGPT, I've become fascinated with the idea of intelligence itself.
I've learned about the different types of intelligence (theory of mind, fluid, g-factor, practical and so on).
It got me thinking...
What is the estimated average IQ of the most successful users on this forum?
I would say IQ and extreme focus is definitely more of a determinant of whether you will be successful. More so than surviving the desert of desertion.
I've had modest success as an entrepreneur, after reading TMF back when I was 17 (now 27).
I've had 2 exits (6 figures) and am building a SaaS startup right now that has paying users.
I wouldn't say I've achieved TMF level success or had an exit I'm truly proud of. Because let's face it, I'm not a millionaire.
I was able to travel the world and learn a lot about myself and how to sell better after my exit though, so the journey never ends.
My IQ only sits around 115 - 120 on a good day.
I'm doubtful many will share their IQ and we'll get a lot of folks saying it doesn't matter, etc... but just wanted to spark this discussion and hear from some of the senior members if they have any stories that would rebuff this little prying curiosity of mine.
I'm also never giving up on my Fastlane dream. I'm just getting started.
It's just a stark reality that I think is worth mentioning.
I've learned about the different types of intelligence (theory of mind, fluid, g-factor, practical and so on).
It got me thinking...
What is the estimated average IQ of the most successful users on this forum?
I would say IQ and extreme focus is definitely more of a determinant of whether you will be successful. More so than surviving the desert of desertion.
I've had modest success as an entrepreneur, after reading TMF back when I was 17 (now 27).
I've had 2 exits (6 figures) and am building a SaaS startup right now that has paying users.
I wouldn't say I've achieved TMF level success or had an exit I'm truly proud of. Because let's face it, I'm not a millionaire.
I was able to travel the world and learn a lot about myself and how to sell better after my exit though, so the journey never ends.
My IQ only sits around 115 - 120 on a good day.
I'm doubtful many will share their IQ and we'll get a lot of folks saying it doesn't matter, etc... but just wanted to spark this discussion and hear from some of the senior members if they have any stories that would rebuff this little prying curiosity of mine.
I'm also never giving up on my Fastlane dream. I'm just getting started.
It's just a stark reality that I think is worth mentioning.
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