Albert Einstein said that you're a genius.

He said, "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole live believing that it is stupid."

Yet, this is not the common thought held around genius. The stereotype of genius a someone who can recite the periodic table, land a rocket on the moon, or crack the code on time travel. Here's the problem: this stereotype of genius may actually be preventing 75% of people from operating in their genius.

What do you do if you are someone who believes they have more potential to offer the world but don't feel special enough to fit this stereotype? These thoughts and labels can feel heavy. It can create a sadness and cause you to end up settling for less and missing out on your life purpose.

In today's episode we discuss the four different types of genius and break off the limits created by this sterotype. You were created to succeed and to share your genius with the world. The purpose of life is centered around using your unique genius to succeed God-given assignment.

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