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One time for the under down.

Ignition sequence star.

Let me see you put them up.

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I'm Patrick B. You're host to Valiteamen and today I'm going to talk to you about

four different types of intelligence. You ever hear people say he is very intelligent, he is very bright or smart, and we say, okay, that's great, that person is smart,

why they got a degree or she got a degree or she did that.

Recently I met with Robert Kiosaki and he gave me a book to read that he just recently

wrote called Eight Lessons in Military Leadership for Entrepreneurs.

Highly, highly highly recommend you reading this book. in military,

highly, highly, highly recommend you reading this book,

whether you're in the military or not, it's valuable.

And can you put a link in picture of this up as well, Paul?

I was with them a couple months ago.

If you haven't seen the interview, let's put the link up as well of he and I being together in his office

spending a couple hours with him he talked about a new book he's working on second chance that came out about how to predict the future. But in this book, he describes intelligence

in a way that I really was inspired and compelled

to want to share it with everybody else.

And he breaks it down and what's the most important level of intelligence and then what's the least important amount of intelligence.

The first one he talks about the highest level, he says, spiritual intelligence is above all the most important. What does he mean by this?

Spiritual intelligence is not somebody that prays every day,

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