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©Arlene R. Taylor PhD     Realizations Inc

My goal is to share information that will stimulate your thinking and observations about your brain’s innate energy advantage, trigger increased awareness at an individual level, provide options for behaviors, and offer examples for observing and recognizing brain-lead behaviors in others. Use these practical applications as a springboard for your own. Above all, have fun in the process!

Although I have relied heavily on brain function research, a plethora of studies, and discussions with other brain researchers, the summaries represent my own brain’s observations and opinions.

Typically, conclusions from research projects and studies are presented in the form of generalizations. They apply to nearly 70% of the population (e.g., the red portions on the drawing of the Bell Curve of distribution that represent the first standard deviation on either side of the mean). Because each human brain develops uniquely, however, there are always exceptions. Some of the remaining 30% of the population will tend to match the generalizations even more closely, and some less closely.

If some of your personal characteristics / behaviors don’t match a specific generalization, it doesn’t invalidate the research. It does exemplify individual uniqueness, as no two brains are ever identical in structure, function, or perception, not even the brains of identical twins. Avoid discounting first-impression mismatches too quickly, however. Perhaps you haven’t had the opportunity to hone a specific skill, have lived much of your life trying to meet expectations that led your away from your innate giftedness, or your personal past experiences have impacted you in unusual ways.

Refer to Brain References for additional information and resources. 
1 Achieving Balance
2 Adaption
3 Adaption and Falsification of Type
4 Brain Lead Overview
5 Brain Testing Modalities
6 Brainstorming
7 Building Competencies
8 Careers and Brain Lead
9 Cerebral Divisions and Brain Lead
10 Change
11 Children and Innate Brain Lead
12 Communication Styles
13 Creativity and Brain Lead
14 Dating and Partnering
15 Dinner Preparation
16 Emotions
17 Energy and Brain Lead
18 Exercise Styles
19 Four-Room House Metaphor
20 Friendship Styles
21 Functional Purposes of Cerebral Divisions
22 Hobby Preferences
23 Leadership Styles
24 Marketing Strategies
25 Meditation - Prayer
26 Money Management
27 Music and Brain Lead
28 Organizing Personal Space
29 Politics – A Brain-Lead Conjecture
30 Problem-Solving
31 Prolonged Adaption Stress Syndrome (PASS)
32 Quality Concerns
33 Religious Affiliation and Activities
34 Religious Services and Attendance
35 Reporting Observations
36 Testimony in Court
37 Work Activities
38 Work Styles
 

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