My IQ was measured 127. I took the test and just plain didn’t care. Later I took the test and was mildly interested and scored 131. I took a test again and concentrated  and my score was 135. I took test based on problem solving not related to math story problems and solved every problem. I also played a game designed to measure clue solving as a group. I gave the correct answer in the first two minutes. The judges had to pretend in the next two hours like it wasn’t solved. In the end, they told me I should have been a detective because I just knew from what I saw, what the answer must be.<br><br>We played a game in college called Risk that is suppose to take days to play. We never got past three hours with me playing. It got to the point that I had to be  eliminated immediately by all other players or I would win in an hour. I have always been good at figuring odds, strategy, out comes and decisions needed to get the best of those. I also am aggressive in making decisions to get positive outcomes. Yet I can not solve one math story problem correctly.<br><br>I think being able to figure out how things should work and being able to apply that is very important. Having a wide range of experiences hands on in different areas is very important. <br><br>I know nothing about computers. Yet, I can fix computer problems and even build one. I can draw from all the different experience I have hands on in different fields to solve computer issues.<br><br>Being exposed to many different fields and drive to succeed in those areas may help with intellect or maximizing what intellect you have.