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©Arlene R. Taylor PhD Realizations Inc
Any good thing, including your innate giftedness, can become a liability when taken to the extreme or used out of balance. Therefore, it is preferable to use your giftedness in balance to minimize the probability that it will turn into a liability.
Following are examples of the way in which individuals might approach attaining balance in life in relation to innate brain lead.
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Left Frontal
Lobe
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Right Frontal
Lobe
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Individuals with a lead in this cerebral division tend to want social and organizational power (and may try to achieve this through managing time, money, and other resources).
They want to set and achieve goals, but they do NOT have to:
- Become a workaholic in an effort to achieve goals and win
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Individuals with a lead in this cerebral division tend to want innovation and variety.
They want freedom from restrictions, routines, and rules, but they do NOT have to:
- Avoid all routines / details, and leap before looking
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Left Posterior
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Right Posterior
Lobes |
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Individuals with a lead in this cerebral division tend to want predictability and continuation of the status quo.
They want to develop and run routines, but they do NOT have to:
- Proliferate rules and routines
- Dig in their heels and become rigid and overly stubborn
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Individuals with a lead in this cerebral division tend to want peaceful environments and foundations, connection, and collegiality.
They want harmony and dislike conflict, but they do NOT have to:
- stake everything on a relationship (and/or tolerate abuse)
- Overconform or overcomply
- Violate conscience to achieve harmony and avoid conflict
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Note: Almost any desirable activity, taken to excess, can result in the development of a life out of balance and an addictive behavior. (Refer to Addictive Behaviors for additional information).
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Personal Challenges 
