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Who Wants A Reality Check?
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When someone is talking from their ideals, from their heart, a quick thrust to the bottom line can be a jolt and can seem abrasive. Here’s a tip for uber-analytical types “When someone is waxing enthusiastically, soften the delivery if you want to be heard.”
If you cannot see the “doodle” go to http://www.personalityplusinbusiness.com/2010/who-wants-a-reality-check.html
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I use various assessment tools with my clients to help them to understand their current situation, and to glean insights into how they can move forward. When I saw Sandy's Inner Landscapes II, there was an immediate WOW factor. The way the book is laid out is useful and practical, and the visual element of the paintings takes it to a whole new level that is more interesting and creative and most importantly more memorable. I see this as a wonderful resource for anyone who knows their type and for all type practitioners.
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