Organizing for Your Brain Type by Lanna Nakone

Author:Lanna Nakone
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: St. Martin's Publishing Group
Published: 2012-07-25T00:00:00+00:00

THE STRENGTHS AND CHALLENGES OF YOUR BRAIN

In order to be a good writer, self-discipline and stamina are the two major arms in a writer’s arsenal.

—Leon Uris

Let’s take a closer look at your talents and the challenges that might get in your way. You may laugh or you may cry. However, at the end, you will know more about yourself, and the “problems” may not seem like such a big deal.

Strengths

I’m in the world only for the purpose of composing.

—Franz Schubert

1. Entrepreneurial

2. Artistically creative

3. Innovative, inspirational, intuitive

4. Enjoys change and variety

5. Expanding limits

6. Can envision the “total” picture

7. Can often accomplish the “impossible”

8. Can take in large amounts of data second by second

9. Thinks in pictures, symbols, and metaphors

10. Can come up with intuitive solutions

11. Enjoys new beginnings, reinventing, start-ups, or turning a project around

12. Imaginative—ability to visualize and daydream

13. Space planning

14. Motivational

15. Adventurous

16. Adaptable

17. Problem solver

18. Sense of humor

19. Visionary leader/thinker

20. Independent

21. Enthusiastic

22. Energetic

23. Willing to take risks

24. Passionate

25. Expressive

26. Multitalented

27. Can completely focus on a project

28. Good at improvising

29. Good at juggling 100 different tasks

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