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    The Psychology of Genius
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    The Psychology of Genius

    By Mary C. Blowers

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    A study in intelligence, what it is, and how to improve yours. How to get listed on a list of geniuses! What to do to appear to be smarter. You can learn all this and more in The Psychology of Genius. This book will be updated periodically so check back for updates after purchase.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMary C. Blowers
    Release dateAug 21, 2016
    ISBN9781370880348
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    The Psychology of Genius
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    Mary C. Blowers

    Mary Blowers was told in school that she had a gift for writing essays and was even compared to Emerson.In addition to her self-published books, her essay is included in "Best Life Stories" from Readers' Digest amazon.com/The-Best-Life-Stories-Resilience/dp/1606525646, and she is a contributor to magazines and blogs.She lives in the Midwest in a 1940s home with her husband, a dog, and two cats.When she's not writing she enjoys reading, gardening, and walking for fitness. She is a long-time student of natural health methods and a certified Master Herbalist, Nutrition Consultant, Holistic Health Practitioner and Weight Management Coach.Connect with Mary at https://www.facebook.com/MaryCBlowers/ or blowers.mary@gmail.com.

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