Train your Brain.... ... a též něco z oboru mého přítele Michala Waltera, kterého si moc cením jako odborníka v oblasti pracovní psychologie.

1. Right Brain and Left Brain Inventory
An inventory of the different ways the right brain and left brain process information.
While we have a natural tendency towards one way of thinking, the two sides of our
brain work together in our everyday lives. The right brain of the brain focuses on the
visual, and processes information in an intuitive and simultaneous way, looking first
at the whole picture then the details. The focus of the left brain is verbal, processing
information in an analytical and sequential way, looking first at the pieces then
putting them together to get the whole.
Left Brain Inventory Right Brain Inventory
Verbal, focusing on words, symbols, Visual, focusing on images, patterns
numbers
Analytical, led by logic Intuitive, led by feelings
Process ideas sequentially, step by Process ideas simultaneously
step
Words used to remember things, 'Mind photos' used to remember
remember names rather than faces things, writing things down or
illustrating them helps you remember
Make logical deductions from Make lateral connections from
information information
Work up to the whole step by step, See the whole first, then the details
focusing on details, information
organized
Highly organized Organization ends to be lacking
Like making lists and planning Free association
Likely to follow rules without Like to know why you're doing
questioning them something or why rules exist
(reasons)
Good at keeping track of time No sense of time
Spelling and mathematical formula May have trouble with spelling and
easily memorized finding words to express yourself
Enjoy observing Enjoy touching and feeling actual
objects (sensory input)
Plan ahead Trouble prioritizing, so often late,
impulsive
Likely read an instruction manual Unlikely to read instruction manual
before trying before trying
Listen to what is being said Listen to how something is being said
Rarely use gestures when talking Talk with your hands
Likely to believe you're not creative, Likely to think you're naturally
need to be willing to try and take creative, but need to apply yourself to
risks to develop your potential develop your potential