Success Findings
What makes Individuals, Organizations, and Nations Successful ?
Success here is defined as size of income. (Dollars are more easily measured than other types of success.) Based on research, items are listed in their power to influence success. IQ is less important in incomes than is commonly thought.
Individuals:
Social Skills, Ambition and IQClick:
Male or Female to take a short Social Skills test SELF magazine 9/2000 printed a version of this test."It doesn't matter how high your IQ is if you have the social skills of a turnip." Comment on an ezboard.com forum
Organizations:
Leadership and a Well-understood mission (usually a focus on finances)
Nations:
Internal Economic Structures, Lack of Corruption, High IQ of Citizens, Free Markets, Job and Business Opportunities Open to AllUniversity studies confirm this site's pioneering work on social skills = success and on IQ's for US states
IQ basics and IQ of Nations are popular pages. Or click these headings for the only valid state IQ info:
| STATE | Avg. IQ | 2004 |
| New Hampshire | 104 | Kerry |
| Oregon | 103 | Kerry |
| Massachusetts | 103 | Kerry |
| Wisconsin | 103 | Kerry |
| Colorado | 102 | Bush |
| Connecticut | 102 | Kerry |
| Illinois | 102 | Kerry |
| Iowa | 102 | Bush |
| Kansas | 102 | Bush |
| Minnesota | 102 | Kerry |
| Montana | 102 | Bush |
| Nebraska | 102 | Bush |
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