Why Intelligent Choose to have Less Friends
In this article you will learn the following
-65 traits and the reason why intelligent people have less friends
-27 challenges smart people face
-7 People-type and their choice of friends
-7 types of people real Intelligent and Smart people avoid
Why intelligent people are socially selective
Your personality determines you choice of friends — although you may find it difficult to see this phenomenon about yourself.
But if you are good observer of human nature — you can’t miss to notice- the principle of — like likes like — about others.
You would invariably notice that the intellectually-gifted smart-intelligent — people have very few friends.
Unless the reason for having few-friends is psychological issues — having less friends is not necessarily a bad thing — it could turn out to be of advantage to you.
As per earlier belief — people who had an IQ score of 160+ were referred as genius and of MENSA-standard and anyone who had IQ of 130+ were called intelligent.
Now a days — the real-intelligent and smart people are those who have high EQ+SQ+SpQ & 42 types of intelligence [read my articles on these].
7 People-type and their choice of friends
- 1.People of vile & evil nature flock together
- 2.Mediocre and average [this could be the largest bunch]
- 3.Foolish people have equally foolish [this could be second largest group] followers and friends
- 4.Intelligent and smart people [their numbers is the smallest] choose similarly bright people
- 5.Confident and successful people mix with others successful achievers
- 6.Dictators choose fools, insecure and people of vile & evil nature as their supporters and followers
- 7.Negative people can be found around people who gossip, backbite and who are generally melancholic
65 traits and the reason why intelligent people have less friends
- 1.The number of real intelligent and smart people is very-very less — actually a minuscule compared to ordinary and average people [so they have less options to make friends]
- 2.Intelligent person tend to be very choosy — as they might have few unconscious standards and benchmarks to choose their friends and acquaintances
- 3.7 types of people real Intelligent and Smart people avoid
- I.People who accuse and blame others
- II.People who make excuses
- III.People who throw tantrums
- IV.People who pass time and waste their time
- V.People who show-off and display a lot of drama elements
- VI.People who are not very focused on success
- VII.People who are not learners
- 4. Smart people value the importance of focusing on the larger picture and important goals — they don’t want to dilute this
- 5. Smart and intelligent people have different ways to manage their time — they treat time as one of the most important element to invest wisely
- 6.Although they too have need to relate with other human beings socially — they just can’t hang-out with anyone
- 7.When you don’t know them — they may come out as selfish and self-centered
- 8.Intelligent people are focused on improving their life qualitatively — which they realize CAN be achieved through having selective people around and away from the crowd
- 9.They have very high degree of emotional and social intelligence — along with high intellectual quotient
- 10.They are generally goals, accomplishment and action focused
- 11.Many of the intelligent and smart people may believe that more social interactions can make them lose
- 12.They may have few friends but the quality of relationships that they enjoy with these people is of extremely high quality
- 13.They are very flexible and adaptable to new changes
- 14.But the smarter and more intelligent they are — they more selective they become in choosing friends
- 15.They are fully comfortable in being themselves
- 16.They enjoy spending time in their own company — which they use to introspect, contemplate and reflect on future plans, finding solutions and realistic day-dreaming
- 17.They always give priority to achieving their goals rather than having fun with friends
- 18. Smart people value relationships in a different way
- 19.They also have different value on how they spend their time
- 20.Most of them have JOMO — joy of missing out [as oppose to FOMO — fear of missing out] read my articles on both
- 21.They are great observer and learn a lot through this — they can foresee and predict trends
- 22.Many of them are disruptive thinkers
- 23.They talks less and listen more
- 24.They also like to spend time with people who are smarter and more intelligent and more successful than them
- 25.Many of them create changes that affect the masses and change the future
- 26.They have abundance of energy
- 27. Family is most important to them
- 28.They avoid drama at all cost
- 29.Many of them turn out to be visionaries
- 30. Smart people are focused on long-term larger than life goals
- 31.Socially intelligent people — don’t try to win argument — in fact they avoid arguments and gossips — they listen to understand — they accept that everyone is entitled to their own opinion
- 32.They enjoy deep conversations
- 33.They are more comfortable in small groups
- 34.They want to make best use of their resources like time, energy, money etc. As they realize that these are limited
- 35.Positive signs of high intelligence
- 36.High common-sense
- 37.Practical wisdom
- 38.Ability to learn new languages easily
- 39.High self-awareness and understanding
- 40.Innovative and creative mindset
- 41.Problem solver
- 42.Quick decision makers
- 43.Very high levels of curiosity
- 44.Absolutely no EGO
- 45.Can show their vulnerabilities
- 46.Accept their mistakes and then work on to correct those
- 47.Don’t have any issue admitting that they don’t know something
- 48.Clear about the basics of success, growth, relationship
- 49.Flexible and adaptable to pivot when something that they decided does not work
- 50.Very good empathy
- 51. Open to learn from anyone and anytime
- 52.Ask great and thought-provoking questions
- 53.Challenge experts and conventional practices and norms
- 54.They don’t assume anything and challenge their own assumptions
- 55.They are continuous learners
- 56.They are aware of their own triggers and drivers
- 57.They experiment and try newer ways to do old things
- 58.They choose to hang out with people who are smarter than them
- 59.They exercise their body and mind regularly
- 60.They take risks after weighing pros and cons
- 61.They also keep contingency plans
- 62.When they are scared to anything — they acknowledge and then take a step towards what scares them
- 63.They are okay with failing and stretch themselves in the realm of unknown
- 64.They take full responsibilities of their actions and its consequences
- 65.They are very clear about their priorities
27 challenges smart people face
- 1.Intelligent people find it harder to fall in love and maintain romantic relationships for long
- 2.Some people with high IQ may get into alcohol, drugs , multiple relationships and can develop few psychological and mental disorders
- 3.Being a genius is not same as having a very high IQ — the real intelligent people also have very high degree of self-awareness, creativity and ability to ask uncomfortable questions of themselves as well as others
- 4. Smart and intelligent people are often misunderstood — because they are thinking ahead and when they share something — it goes above the ordinary thinking levels
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