The document discusses differences between left-brain and right-brain thinking. Left-brained individuals see things in black and white terms and do tasks in a linear, sequential order. They prefer organization, schedules, and following plans step-by-step. Right-brained people see more options and possibilities, with many ideas occurring at once. They enjoy novelty, taking risks, and may switch between different projects frequently without finishing one first. Right-brained traits include flexibility, divergent thinking, and breaking rules.

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If you are strongly left-brained,
you see things as black and white. For you, time flows in
monochromic order. You do one thing, then you go on
to another.

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People who are right-brained
have the ability to see options at every turn. For you,
things are rarely black and white, and your time is
polychromic, with many things happening simultaneously.

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LEFT-BRAIN PREFERENCES
 Tidy and organized
 Prefers predictable situations and knowing what's coming
 Working in a step-by-step style, finishing one project before starting
the next
 Sticking to one plan (creating "order")
 Following set procedure; predictable, dependable
 Detailed planner who sticks to schedule; dislikes the risk of leaving
things to the last minute
 Best at following plans, sticking to details, and completing projects
 More often a serious, methodical, steady worker
 Following rules
 Convergent thinking

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RIGHT-BRAIN PREFERENCES
 "Cluttered" desk and office, things out in view
 Enjoys new challenges and risks
 Often jumping from project to project or juggling several things at
once before going on to the next
 Considering or experiencing with many options
 Being flexible and sometimes unpredictable
 Good at last-minute projects and "flying by the "seat of their
pants"; often puts off finishing something, incubating options and
ideas, until the final deadline
 Best at conceptualizing something
 Frequently acts playful or emotional
 Breaking or bending rules
 Divergent thinking

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