Spiritual Psychology With Renee Mckenna

Multiple Intelligence Theory points out the many ways we can be smart in our lives besides reading, writing and math. Some are gifted at dance or sports. Musical intelligence, social awareness, even contemplation and self awareness can be valuable skill sets if viewed from this perspective.  We all have many ways we are talented or intelligent, though we may not recognize them.  Acknowledging and appreciating our own unique configuration of intelligence is important and affirming. Knowing where we are highly developed and where we are underdeveloped can give us helpful perspective and provide new resources for personal growth and transformation we hadn't known were there.  Here are some of the ways we can be smart:  -Linguistic Intelligence: verbal skills, good with words, reading and writing  -Logical Intelligence: problem solving, mechanical skills, science and math  -Physical/kinesthetic Intelligence: dancing, athletics, motor skills, driving, physical labor  -Emotional