3 Birth Months With Rare Mix of Creativity & Genius
What comes to mind when you hear the words 'creativegenius?' Albert Einstein? Emily Dickinson? Possibly yourself?
Creative geniuses are typically defined as individuals who possess exceptional intellectual abilities, utilizing them to conceive and implement innovative, creative ideas. These imaginative individuals are not only intelligent but also visionaries with the ability to create influential, groundbreaking work.
While many factors contribute to these personality types, the month in which someone was born may also hold some clues. Read on to discover if you have creative genius energy, based on expert insights and birth months.
Which Birth Months Have Creative Genius Energy?
Keep reading for expert insight on which three birth months are most likely to be creative geniuses.
Februrary
It's no secret that those born in February are considered visionaries and trailblazers. Whether they fall under the eccentric sign of Aquarius or the dreamer-oriented influence of Pisces, these individuals are known for dreaming big and going outside the box with their ideas and passions. They are attuned to things others may miss, which can give them an edge in coming up with creative solutions and ideas to problems that don't come as easily to everyone else.
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December
Individuals born in December are considered wise and intelligent, but their creativity can be overlooked. December individuals have great insight, learning lessons from previous months and providing a well-rounded perspective. Whether they are born under adventurous Sagittarius or determined Capricorn, those born in December not only have the desire to learn and explore, but the focus and work ethic to bring their ideas to life—and it's awe-inspiring what they can come up with.
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May
Those born in May are thought to have natural artistic talents, as the influence of creative Gemini and grounded Taurus is present during this month. May birthdays are often curious and driven, an ideal pairing for creative geniuses to flourish. Their intelligence and determination often push them to find innovative ways of approaching the world's problems. They always find a new angle to examine situations from, which provides a thorough understanding of the circumstances that allow their creativity and expertise to shine.
3 Birth Months With Rare Mix of Creativity & Genius first appeared on Parade on Aug 4, 2025
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