7 kinds of smart

by Thomas Armstrong

smart. Based on Harvard psychologist Howard Gardner's pioneering theory of multiple intelligences, it reveals that there are at least seven distinct ways of being smart--and offers dozens of exercises designed to help identify your capabilities and apply them in your everyday life.

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