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  Genius Thinking by Peter Hollins : Thoughts on the book. When can a person be referred to as a “Genius”? Or, when can a mind be referred to as a “Genius”? Peter Hollins tries to decipher these age- old questions through his book “Genius Thinking” that showcases lessons from history’s greatest minds on innovation, creativity and intelligence. What makes this book interesting is that the author dives deep into the lives of some of history’s best -known minds and tries to analyze what made them the so -called genius minds, which were the key qualities that distinguished these gentlemen and how these qualities can be utilized by the reader in the current world. The book starts with a deep insightful quick chapter into the key constituents that make a genius mind. The author effectively describes how intellectual curiosity, intellectual honesty, willpower and discipline and the most important one, polymathy, shapes a genius mind. The concept of polymathy will enlighten the reader in...