Everyone has genius in them. You just have to know how to uncover it. When you do unlock your inner genius you will be amazed at what you are capable of achieving and how fulfilled you'll be as you advance your career. Genius is different for everyone. Your inner genius is personal and unique. It's already within you just waiting for you to discover it.

To unleash your inner genius you need to find what we call your 'circle of genius.' Your circle of genius is the place where your top skill and passion collide. It's at this point of convergence you become unstoppable. Aligning your top talent with your passion is the career equivalent of pouring gasoline onto a burning fire - it will quickly set your career on a roaring path to success. But, first we have to find our circle of genius.

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You know how frustrating it is when you're driving and there's someone sitting in the back seat, wincing and groaning as you manouver through traffic? They're barking orders about which way to go, and when to move over into other lanes. There are many managers who act ...