INTELLECTUAL CAPACITY

If spiritual capacity dictates the big-picture characteristics that guide your life decisions, intellectual capacity establishes the day-to-day actions that advance you toward your purpose. Intellectual capacity relates to how you think, learn, plan, and execute with discipline.

 It sounds simple, but the first step of building intellectual capacity is believing you can. A consistent quality of most high performers is intellectual curiosity— they’ve expanded their capabilities by always wanting to learn more and seeking out new information.

Try this: Make a list of all your personal and professional responsibilities. For each responsibility, write down what it would take to fulfil that task with 100% effort. What parts of this plan are feasible? What would each responsibility look like?