My top three intelligences

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My top three intelligences

1.Interpersonal (Score of 94) Rank 1 You're able to recognize and understand the motivations and feelings of other people. Teachers, psychologists and salespeople have this intelligence. 

2.Intrapersonal (Score of 78) Rank 2 You're able to distinguish among your own feelings, build accurate mental models of yourself and draw on these models to make decisions about your life. People with strength in this intelligence are found in all walks of life. 

3.Verbal/Linguistic (Score of 69) Rank 3 You make sense of the world through language. You use words effectively when you are speaking and writing. Writers and editors have this intelligence.

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