Some people follow steps. A few of us see systems. In this episode of The Jeremy Hanson Podcast, Jeremy shares a deeply personal and revealing look into what he calls “the rare mind” — the ultra-small percentage of people who don’t think linearly, but process the world as interconnected systems. Jeremy opens with his own story: dropping out of high school, working days and studying nights, and later discovering through multiple professional IQ tests that he scored in the exceptionally gifted range (around 148). But this episode is not about bragging. It is about dismantling the traditional idea of intelligence and explaining why some of the smartest, most capable people never fit inside the systems built to measure them. You’ll learn: The difference between sequential thinkers (step-by-step learners) and systemic thinkers (whole-picture, reverse-en ...