High Achievers are teachable
When a person is teachable they are considered students, they are the ones that have the capability to learn new information and expand their intelligence. The reason that this is an attitude of a high achiever is because only those who really want to achieve and be successful in life are willing to are the ones who are open to learning new information that will expand their intelligence. An example of this can be anyone who goes to the library nowadays and picks up a book and starts reading without complaining that they don't like the book. Someone who is eager about learning new things is a person who is setting themselves up for success.

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