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The book 'Awakening Your Inner Genius' suggests that genius is not a single, elusive trait, but rather a combination of various personality characteristics. It is not innate, but can be achieved by developing certain skills, traits, and behaviors. The common traits of geniuses, as discussed in the book, are not explicitly mentioned, but it is implied that they are a diverse and extensive combination of skills, traits, and behaviors.
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The concepts are the results of attempts to discover the common traits of "geniuses" from all walks of life, throughout history. Initial research attempts provided few results and did not identify common genius traits. This lack of common ground among the likes of Edison, DaVinci, Socrates and even Ted Williams, uncovered the notion that genius may actually be an extensive combination of skills, traits, and behaviors.
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