Personality traits of people with high IQ

However, there are many people around us who have very high IQs. Some people not only have high IQs, but also high EQs. For people with high IQs, they learn things very quickly, and they also have their own unique insights on dealing with things around them. However, people with high IQs are often more withdrawn and not easy to approach.

So what are the personality traits of people with high IQs?

People with high IQ:

1. Thinking too much, pondering too much, and having too complicated thoughts will lead to being too meticulous in handling many things, resulting in indecision and missing the best opportunity.

2. High IQ overshadows EQ, which often leads to people with high IQ having a very precise grasp of emotions, appearing to be expressionless and making people feel that they are shrewd and calculating.

3. They tend to underestimate themselves. People with high IQs are too smart, so they are more aware of their own insignificance and fragility than ordinary people, and thus tend to appear humble or even inferior.

4. People with high IQs are prone to making mistakes. There are always times when people fail to anticipate things, and once they fail to anticipate them, big problems are likely to arise.

5. People with high IQs often don’t have many friends. When interacting with normal people, they feel like they are in a garbage dump and cannot integrate into the public life. The music is too highbrow and few people appreciate it.

6. People with high IQs are easily envied because they are too good at many things.

7. People with high IQ can learn and adapt to many things quickly.

8. Often anxious, suspicious, heavy-hearted and not very cheerful. Even autism, depression, mental illness, hypertension and heart disease.

9. People with high IQs often express their emotions with words, or even without words. The lack of other channels for expressing themselves leads to ordinary people thinking that such children are stupid and dull, and such adults are sophisticated and experienced.

10. Compared with ordinary people, people with high IQs find it more difficult to accept their own failures.