Raising your I.Q. is easier and faster than most of us realize. Like so many other times in your life, you're about to enjoy the simultaneous experience of feeling pleased at a skill you've previously wanted to possess but thought was not worth the effort and perhaps a bit annoyed that you didn't learn it earlier. So many opportunities for such a skill to have served you well, but, what the heck, at least you can do it now. That's the best part, because raising your IQ produces more benefits than your current I.Q. empowers or entitles you to recognize.

Boosting your IQ is not only easy, there is a wide range of approaches. That means that, even if you find fault with what you're about to read, an attempt that science won't back up, you will still have your mind opened to a more active dimension of understanding that raising your IQ can be accomplished. Intelligence is not static when you're specifically focused on increasing that intelligence.

That doesn't mean you're expected to work at it ninety hours per week; more like a single minute per day. The Psychology of Succeeding has a few simple foundations. One of them is to keep things focused on what is most desired. This is next miniute or two expanding your brain, and your life. Forget rah-rah motivation at least for the moment, this is the science of success, a mechanical application with a mechanical response, in this case a higher resulting I.Q.

It's useful to note, with regard to expectations and anticipations, that 100% of us understand the raw, brain-boosting power of this shortcut. No less than 93% of us are too profoundly stupid to actually tap into it.

Don’t get me wrong: at least 7 out of every 100 of us ARE smart enough to try it once or twice. Only 3 of every 100 will be brilliant enough to do nothing more complicated than using this extraordinarily powerful SUPERshortcut for 22 consecutive days. There is a 100% guarantee that your brainpower will increase.

It’s so simple that you yourself have failed to see the forest because of all the trees getting in your way. It is also the specific reason why, as a child, you could absorb, assimilate, and use information at speeds far greater than you do today.

You have specifically forgotten how much power and benefit there is in oxygen. As a child, you breathed deeply as a matter of genetic programming. You were born knowing how: all the way out, all the way in. Then, you became socially more aware of yourself, and you actually forgot how to breathe. Every single emotion of stress, good or bad, and you just decided to breathe little shallow breaths, like all of us.

It is perfectly certain that expelling every last ounce of air from the three hundred million sacs that make up your two lungs, and then inhaling fresh air deeply through your nose, just once per hour eight or ten times per day will boost your I.Q. and problem-solving abilities by 15 to 30 points within the next 22 days.