Genius ...

In my opinion, a genius can be as big as a person who is an inventor that creates something that betters or helps out the society such as, Albert Einstein, but also, a genius could be as little as someone who is very good at problem solving or can make it out of different situations successfully. I think an example of a genius person would be my father. He was the first person to graduate from college in our family. He attended the University of Findlay for his undergrad, and then furthered his studies and received his Juris Doctorate from Duquesne University Law School. As an attorney, he owned his own practice in our small town of East Liverpool, and focused mainly on divorce cases, criminal and domestic law, estates, and social security. Not only was he good at solving his own problems, but was good at looking from different sides and helping others solve theirs. Even when the work got over bearing, he knew how to find solutions to ease it. Just because he was not a famous attorney that was well know all around the world, he was good at what he did and was one of the top around the area.

            He was also a person that even I would look to when I needed help with school, or if there was a problem between my sister and I. He would always give me a few solutions or ideas and would leave it to me to choose the best one. He was also a jack-of-all-trades, and knew a little about everything and how to fix them. All in all, I think that my father was not just a smart man, but had a genius side to him. I believe that anyone can have a genius side to them in their own, sometimes different, ways. Also, you do not have to be a famous person, or be a millionaire from an invention to be considered as “genius.”