Everyone sees the baseball players, but you have a genius IQ & 20/20 vision if you spot all 5 hidden words in 12 seconds

BUSINESS professionals are racking their brains trying to solve this tricky puzzle finding multiple hidden words.

Anyone who works in a job that involves sending emails may be good at finding the buzzwords represented by different actions and icons across the image .

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There is obviously a group of people doing various activities in a park setting.

Anyone can see baseball players, a runner, an airplane in the sky, and even someone walking a dog .

Some of these actions depicted in the photo represent phrases that may be used regularly in emails.

The brainteaser created by International communications provider Tollfree Forwarding will leave anyone scratching their head, no matter your profession.

You have to have the IQ of a pure genius to find all five of the words and phrases hidden in only a few seconds.

It’s challenging to determine which five actions in the brain teaser represent an email buzzword or phrase, but it’s even more challenging to solve the puzzle completely.

Knowing which of the people and items in the image stand for different email phrases is just half of the quiz.

To fully solve the brainteaser, you should understand what each of the actions in the photo means.

Each of the five words or phrases represents buzzwords commonly used around an office and/or in emails.

To really see how smart you are, set a timer and put your skills to the test.

If you can solve the visual puzzle in under 12 seconds, you have an extremely high IQ – consider yourself a genius.

Once you’re ready to try to figure out the brainteaser, you should take the time to examine each piece of the image carefully.

Think about what each person depicted in the photo is doing and how their action could be phrased.

Consider the random lightning cloud in the sky and what it could mean, really think about why the baseball players may be there and how it could relate to something you may say in an email.

Benefits of brainteasers and optical illusions

Researchers have developed many tests to show how various brain regions react to brainteasers and optical illusions. There are many benefits.

• They are not only entertaining, but they also shed light on how our brains interpret visual data.
• By giving your brain a little workout regularly, you enhance your ability to focus and observe details.
• Studies have shown people who regularly challenge themselves with optical illusions and puzzles see big improvements in their problem-solving skills, concentration, and attention.
• Improved concentration and attention span can help prevent cognitive decline in old age.
• Optical illusions can improve eyesight by allowing you to see small print.

The challenge itself is no walk in the park, so don’t beat yourself up if you don’t find the buzzwords immediately.

Even if it takes you longer than 12 seconds to figure out, being able to name even some of the phrases and buzzwords hidden proves you’re highly intelligent.

If you’re stuck, maybe it could help to know what phrases you should be looking out for.

The image depicts office-related sayings such as “low-hanging fruit,” “ducks in a row,” “touch base,” “brainstorm,” and “extra mile.”

If knowing the phrases you’re supposed to find somehow made the brainteaser even more of a challenge or you’re still just at a loss with solving the puzzle, maybe you need a little more help.

Don’t feel bad if you need to scroll to the bottom of the page for the answers revealed.

Knowing what areas of the photo to examine for each particular phrase could make the challenge a bit easier.

If you’re looking for low-hanging fruit, look at the tree on the right side of the photo.

Look behind that fruit-bearing tree, and you’ll see four ducks swimming in a row in the lake behind it.

Don’t forget about the men on the side of the lake playing baseball, they represent a phrase as well.

If you haven’t figured it out yet, one of the baseball players is touching the base, which is a visual of the term ‘touching base’ or the action of touching base with someone.

Oftentimes at work, whether it be a meeting or an email, you could tell a colleague that you’ll touch base with them later or on another date to give them an update regarding something work-related.

You may be wondering what the grey cloud shaped as a brain with the lightning bolt coming out of it could mean.

The cloud represents the term brainstorm.

The phrase closest to the front of the photo may be the one that stands out the least.

The runner right in the center of the image is passing a marathon sign that reads “1 more mile,” meaning he is going the extra mile.

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