Humans love to define things in number. For example, those who have a body mass index of around 30 and above are considered obese. People who are six inches are considered tall, and Bill Gates with billions worth of assets, is deemed one of the richest persons in the world. When it comes to intelligence, numbers also play a huge role. Albert Einstein had an IQ from 160 to 180, making him a genius. In other words, numbers tend to determine who we are, whether we are large, intelligent, smart, tall, or voluptuous. Figures also make it so much easier for us to classify ourselves.

However, this can also cause a potential issue. What happens when you don’t fit into any of these numbers? What if your IQ is below 160? Does that mean you’re not genius and therefore not smart and intelligent? Wouldn’t that initial realization dampen your spirit and decrease your motivation?

Fortunately there’s one man that attempts to redefine the word “genius”: Dr. Will Moreland.

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