The Curve of Intelligence
Many people in their twenties and thirties experience a peak in their fluid intelligence, which enhances their working memory and innovative capacity. However, this ability begins to decline around age 40, leading to feelings of burnout as individuals notice a lack of progress in their work. The key to happiness lies in continuous growth, as reaching goals without further progress can diminish motivation and enjoyment.In this clip
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