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Refer also to The Brain Program and BTSA (Thomas E. Stiles, MD)

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BTSA PDF Print E-mail

Q. Personal growth. I’m so tired of that buzz word. I’ve heard you suggest the BTSA... how does that tie in with this tiresome concept? 

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BTSA a "Must Take" PDF Print E-mail

Q: Explain the reason you believe that the BTSA is a "must take" for those who want to build a business.

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Frontal Right PDF Print E-mail

Q. Five years ago I completed a BTSA and you prepared a feedback document. You asked me to evaluate functions of the FR carefully as the FR likely represented my brain’s innate energy advantage. As a male who had spent 30+ years trying to build skills in the FL in order to meet societal expectations, I discounted your comments. Now, having recognized the irritation and exhaustion in my job and life (plus an increased tendency to illness), I recently reread the feedback document. After going through your recommendations to “back into” this evaluation by identifying activities in my life that I know exhaust me, you were spot on! This is new territory for me. I’d appreciate examples of the way in which a FR approaches common situations to help me craft a healthier life. Too bad I wasn’t ready to look at this earlier, but we are so conditioned as males....

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Mediocre vs. Excellent PDF Print E-mail

Q. I have worked hard for years to develop accounting skills and I still make errors. It’s SO frustrating!

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Network Marketing PDF Print E-mail

Q: I got into network marketing because I liked the products and because of the money I thought it would generate. I still like the products but I am struggling with maintaining the business and experience fatigue every evening.

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Simple vs. Easy PDF Print E-mail

Q: In terms of brain function, explain the difference between "simple" and "easy or difficult."

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The 80:20 Rule PDF Print E-mail

Q: The 20:80 Rule is a good theory but does anyone actually apply it?

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Well vs. Efficient PDF Print E-mail

Q: In terms of brain function, explain the difference between "well" and "energy efficient." If you do it "well" won't you do it "efficiently?"

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