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  • This book is a unique and practical manual of how to improve interactions that involve adults who stand out from the neurotypical majority by having top 2% IQ. The main message is that understanding the individual differences involved in extreme intelligence and mastering relevant communication skills can break through barriers of frustration, underachievement, and loneliness, to bring about brain-changingly positive conversations and interpersonal effectiveness, connection, and joy. The book begins by explaining the neurophysiological and social foundations of why one communicates the way one does and explains in detail seven essential communication skills. Following this, the author shows how to put these skills into practice, applying insights from depth psychology and demonstrating how to have better conversations in a variety of contexts from general social gatherings to the workplace and intimate relationships. The author draws on case examples from her consulting work (psychotherapy and coaching) with clients who have extreme intelligence, and examples from novels, cinema, the media, the literature on giftedness, and biographical material on high-profile high-IQ figures like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, and Lady Gaga. Throughout, the author emphasises the theme from her original model of interpersonal relating, which is that experiencing freedom of self-expression with others who offer the reader a high level of acceptance is what puts the reader in a state of thriving. The book provides step-by-step guidance for engaging in numerous interpersonal situations, such as how to handle difficult conversations, how to write effective emails, how to breathe, listen, play, take a risk, bond, repair a broken connection, and keep oneself well through changes like failure, success, and falling in love. It is essential reading for anyone affected by, or interested in, issues associated with extremely high intelligence. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved) (Source: book)

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