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What sort of Leader, Coach, List Manager, could You make?

dee-luded
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thinking directions 4 members have voted

  1. 1. what did you find, what sort of balance?

    • Left side dominant > 60%
      2
    • Left side mild > 50 - 60%
      1
    • Right side mild > 50 - 60%
      1
    • Right side dominant > 60%
      0

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have you balance, or? do you have a dominant left side, or right side at thinking?

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how do you evaluate, see, imagine, visualise, the possibilities? & the priorities?

... have a crack at this ;)http://www.wherecreativitygoestoschool.com/vancouver/left_right/rb_test.htm

an interesting story of a brainiac. > http://www.smh.com.au/small-business/blogs/work-in-progress/bosses-need-to-engage-both-sides-of-the-brain-20130301-2f9nv.html

howes your non preferred right side goin'?

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    62% left.

    Sequential, reality based and logical apparently.

    I like this

    I want this bloke retested,since when do we get over 50% in anything?

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    51% left, 49% right.

    46% Logical (Your most dominant characteristic) 40% Verbal 34% Symbolic 27% Sequential 16% Linear 14% Reality-based (Your least dominant characteristic)

    Your Right Brain Percentages

    46% Concrete (Your most dominant characteristic) 40% Fantasy-oriented 25% Nonverbal 24% Holistic 24% Intuitive 17% Random (Your least dominant characteristic)
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    Left Brain Right Brain 64% 36%

    Your Left Brain Percentages

    54% Verbal (Your most dominant characteristic) 37% Linear 27% Sequential 25% Symbolic 21% Logical 20% Reality-based (Your least dominant characteristic)

    Your Right Brain Percentages

    37% Concrete (Your most dominant characteristic) 34% Intuitive 19% Nonverbal 12% Random 6% Holistic 4% Fantasy-oriented (Your least dominant characteristic)

    I love that "reality-based" terminology.

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    52% right, 48% left

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    It amused me too Choke. I guess you and I will just float along in whatever non-reality it is we live in :lol:

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    Interesting little test. Playing cricket I bat LH bowl RH, can throw either hand.

    Bouncing the ball while running with my left hand,Dominate is right foot, dominate handball is LH.

    Footy Kick/ handall either side.

    The test didnt help me with why the above works that way. I was hoping to find an answer to that.

    The results kinda prove not much difference ............... braindead on both sides. :)

    If i need to use both hands I am lefthanded, if I only need to use one hand, I'm righthanded.

    Left Brain Right Brain
    58% 42%

    Edited by DeeVoted

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    I would sack everyone and start again LOL

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