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Socrates considered by many historians to be one of the single most brilliant and accomplished minds of all time. The man who was the personal tutor of Plato who eventually taught Aristotle who eventually taught and tutored Alexander the Great. He is quoted as saying that all I am is simply smart enough to know that I don't know anything. Here's another quote. One of the single greatest minds of the last 300 years, Albert Einstein, he is quoted as saying, "I'm not particularly smart. All I am is ferociously curious." On the tombstone of Andrew Carnegie, one of the single most successful and influential businessmen of all time, it's written on his tombstone, "Here lies a man smart enough to surround himself with people smarter than he." One of the single greatest painters in modern history, Pablo Picasso. He responded when he was asked what his favorite painting is by saying, "My favorite painting is whichever painting is coming up next." The common denominator between all these people is that great people are forever yearning to grow and to improve, to enhance themselves, to forever ascend the ladder of greatness. That is the key to success.