The genius of Albert Einstein has been attributed to
intelligence increasing techniques he famously used. These were
developed over 15-20 years in his life, so his progress was both
slow and tedious. The basic things he did to increase his
intelligence are detailed below 1. He would engage all his
senses when it came to thinking. In other words, he would think
about the taste, smell, touch, sight and sound implications of
what he was thinking. Obviously, this is extremely difficult to
do in real life, because we don’t tend to think about problems
in this way. However, the secret here is that over time, the
different areas of the brain associated with the different
senses would automatically become engaged without thinking about
them to provide more brainpower. So where normally we would use
1-2 brain areas to think about something (e.g visual and
logical), Einstein was using 7-8 areas (the senses which are
automatically engaged, logical, creativity areas etc), therefore
meaning he was literally using more of