Hungarian psychologist László Polgar proved geniuses are made, not born, by raising all three of his daughters into chess prodigies. His methodology has three pillars: specialize in one measurable subject, start training by age four when the brain is most plastic, and make education feel like serious play. Together, these produced the first female grandmaster ever and a women's world chess champion.
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