>>13226487The 'midwit' category isn't really an official category like 'genius' (IQs 145 and up). Besides, internet addiction, which is a big part my fault despite my parents not forcing me to actually try things, has also crippled my current status and abilities. What I've been working on first, is what you might want to consider working on first that anyone (including dumbasses) can do: cultivating discipline. That means sticking to your plans, original goals and avoiding petty battles / entertainments that don't fit the big picture. You don't surf social media or video games on the times you promised yourself you would work.
Next, you should worry about your specific situation and understanding human nature. Take in the details of everything around in the line of work suited to your inclinations and learn them well. Learning psychology, social skills, etc is also important. I know that's probably been drummed into your head thousands of times but you really need to at least be decent with people or there's a great chance you're going to get fucked. Even if you're absurdly good at what you're doing
