Which way do you see this woman turning? Find out your brain dominance!

Look at the girl below:

Do you see the shadow of a woman above turning clockwise, or counter-clockwise? In the Australia Herald Sun, the arcticle states if you see her turning clockwise, then you use more of your right side of the brain (which means you are using the more creative side of your brain). If you see counter clockwise, then you’re currently logical & analytical, using more of the left side of the brain. If you look back at her at different times, you're just currently tapping into that side of your brain...it may change, or it may not!

I saw her spinning counter-clockwise and after I was told she can do either, she began to spin back and forth. I guess most people see her going counter-clockwise, according to the test. I wonder if people actually can't see one way or the other.

Click on the "comment" link below to share what you see. I'm interested!

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Intro

What is NLP?

According to wikipedia, when communicating with someone, rather than just listening to and responding to what a person is saying, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) aims to also respond to the nonverbal cues expressed, such as voice tone, gestures, posture, facial expressions and eye movements.

NLP explores what a person sees, hears and feels (current frame of mind) that determines chosen actions to achieve an outcome.

This is a highly fascinating area of study and I'd urge you to explore this practice if you are interested in reframing problems and opportunities. Along with the Tao, it sparked my invention of the problem-solving method, Harmonize It!

thinking styles matching your job?

learning and thinking

QUICK TEST! ask a person a question and listen really closely. do they respond with logic, or creativity?

as a parent, partner, or organizational leader, do you know the dominant side of your brain? do you know the importance of this awareness?

you can begin by taking this example online assessment.

Q: how does your dominant thinking style match your current job?