On the other hand there are a few people who seem to have developed only one intelligence to a high level while other intelligences lag far behind. Most of us fall somewhere in between. The importance of this theory is that there's room for everyone to be smart in something and that every person can be a winner in life. Linguistic or verbal intelligence is intelligence of the spoken and written word. This intelligence consists of the ability to argue, persuade, entertain, or instruct effectively through speaking and writing.
Spacial intelligence is the intelligence of thinking in pictures and images.
This intelligence involves sensitivity to visual details, ability to visualize clearly, draw ideas graphically, and the ability to orient oneself in three-dimensional space. Musical intelligence is the capacity to perceive, appreciate and produce rhythms and melodies. Bodily-kinesthetic is the intelligence of the physical self. This intelligence consists of the ability to control one's body movements and in handling object skillfully, and good tactile sensitivity. It is the ability to understand and be responsive to the moods, temperaments, intentions, and desires of other people.