Here you can see the basic Whole Brain Model. By taking a fresh look at yourself through profiling, you can develop a deep understanding of your inherent strengths or blind-spots in thinking, relationships with others and potential areas for change.

There are four main styles of thinking, each influencing how we prefer to learn, communicate and process information.

Although we each have a prefered thinking style we also have the capacity to think from any of our four selves

This person has a clear preference for right-brain thinking, and feels most 'at home' taking a holistic, conceptual approach (quadrant D). In addition to this preference they are comfortable switching to left-brain (quadrant B) thinking when required. However, they display a tendency to avoid technical / analytical thinking such as working with figures or IT.