Investment Masters 7IQ and creative genius are clearly different. Many brilliant in-
vestors fail, whereas some with ordinary IQs succeed. Richard
Feynman, an excellent model of creative thinking, remarked that
it wasn’t such a big deal to win the Nobel prize—lots of people had
done that. What was a big deal, though, was his winning it with
an IQ of only 128! Again, IQ and creative genius are unrelated.
Without further delay, let’s look at the eight habits that these
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