Highly intelligent individuals may have trouble finding people with similar interests and intellectual pursuits, which can lead to feelings of isolation or loneliness.
High achievers with high intelligence often struggle with imposter syndrome, feeling like they don't deserve their accomplishments or that they're "faking" their intelligence.
Highly intelligent individuals may overanalyze situations or possibilities, leading to indecision or a sense of being overwhelmed by choices.
Greater intelligence can lead to increased sensitivity to stimuli, which may result in higher levels of stress or anxiety in certain situations.
Expressing complex thoughts and ideas to others who may not share the same level of intelligence can be challenging and may lead to misunderstandings or frustration.
There may be external and self-imposed expectations to consistently perform at a high level, which can lead to stress, burnout, or a fear of failure.