the secret of the genius

There is a truth that not everyone who is going to school, always bad grades will not succeed.
Who among us when growing up the city also have a past, a school worthy of thanks. It could be excellent performances, awards, or penalties, poor scores, naughty beat.
There is a truth that not everyone who is going to school, always bad grades will not succeed. Here are some examples of how people can become geniuses.
They are extremely successful people at the present time. Although the school was always at the end of the class, but by endless effort, they became the people the world admired.

1. Adam Khoo
   
   Young Adam Khoo - author of 13 best sellers.
   Adam Khoo is one of the 25 richest people under the age of 40 in Singapore, a successful businessman who is the author of best-selling books and is also a leading trainer.
   With his efforts, Adam Khoo became a millionaire at the age of 26. Currently, Adam Khoo is the founder, senior training expert, Chairman of the Board of Education Adam Khoo Educational Technology.
   Adam is also a leading consultant in finance, marketing, management, leadership and human capital.
   Adam owns various companies in seven countries in the fields of education, training, advertising and event management with a combined turnover of more than $ 30 million annually.
   
   With great success now, it is hard to believe that, during school, Adam Khoo studied extremely poorly and was even expelled from school.
   At age 12, Adam was considered a lazy child, ignorant, almost slow and without hope. At the age of 3, he was expelled from school and moved to another school.
   At level 2, he was rejected by six schools, and eventually went to the worst schools. Even the math teacher invited Adam to come and asked her: "Why did Adam Khoo, a junior high school student, not be able to finish grade 4?"
   In part because before going to elementary school, the boy hated reading, just enjoying playing games and watching TV. By failing to learn, the series of F points made the boy hate teachers, hated school, and even hated school.
2. Thomas Alva Edison
   
   Edison is the most prominent American and world scientist, owning 1907 patent - a record in the scientific world. The most famous is the invention of electric light bulbs, recorders, recorders, electric trains, video cameras, telegraph systems.
   In 1922, the Times in New York held a poll for readers and Thomas Alva Edison was elected as the head of the 12 Great Men of America, because every 11 days he launched a new invention.
   Life magazine has included Edison and his list of "100 Most Important People in the Past 1,000 Years" with the note: His lights shone on the world.
   He has read more than 10,000 books and he can read three books every day. Transcendental memory and tirelessly creative thinking have made his name a great key to the 20th century.
   
   Childhood, Edison is famous as a curious boy. Edison was late for school because he was ill and his mind was always dull.
   Edison attended the only school in the area (only one class of 40 students big enough baby) in exactly 3 months. And he was ranked closest to his teacher, which was a place for underprivileged students.
   While studying, Edison did not pay attention to the teacher's questions, which often raised questions with the teacher. Thus, he often wore glasses and was laughed at by his friends.
   Edison's teacher pointed at him and said, "This is crazy, not worth studying for a long time."

Even the principal said, "... Edison, his son, is a fool, lazy and naive, and it's best to give him pigs because we Seeing that she is learning again, then there should be no vacancy ... "
Edison did not go to school anymore, but at home with her mother. At that time, he and his family had to live very hard. And he had to sell newspapers and researched himself since the age of 12.

1. Albert Einstein
   
   Albert Einstein was one of the greatest scientists of humanity, who gave birth to "relativism."
   He was named "World's Most Educated Man", "Man of the Century", "Most Outstanding Knowledge in History" ...
   In childhood, Einstein was a speechless child and his parents had to be examined. Every sentence, from before speaking out Einstein himself mumbled several times in his mouth that people called him "Idiot."
   Last year Einstein was expelled because he always asked bizarre questions and tried to find answers. He is very talkative teacher and has silly speech.