Who Are You Meant To Be?
This book goes beyond any other personality system or four quadrant model currently available by integrating a century old personality system with breakthroughs in brain science and neuroplasticity.
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Who Are You Meant To Be? by Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard A Groundbreaking Step-by-Step Process for Discovering and Fulfilling Your True Potential Anne Dranitsaris, PhD and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard, creators of the Striving Styles™ Personality System Sourcebooks, January 1, 2013, 384 pgs ($14.99 US) "We became aware of a gaping hole in modern approaches to development of the personality"[the need] to bring emotions, brain physiology, development and brain specialization into the equation." Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard Who Are You Meant To Be authors Dr. Anne Dranitsaris, PhD, and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard are no strangers to the dynamics of human behavior. This mother-daughter team observed in their clinical and corporate practices stretching over 3 decades, a serious disconnect between what personality assessments claimed to do and what they actually did. While they themselves used various assessments to help clients build self-awareness, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, Emotional Quotient Inventory®, and other trait assessments, they found none had a development process that showed clients how to change their behavior. Nor did they have any connection to how we learn and how the brain develops new patterns of behavior over time. This inspired Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard in 2007 to develop the Striving Styles® Personality System (SSPS) to resolve this issue. They have captured their research and new methodology in a well presented book, Who Are You Meant To Be. This book goes beyond any other personality system or four quadrant model currently available by integrating a century old personality system with breakthroughs in brain science and neuroplasticity. These two behavioral change experts demonstrate how psychological needs originating in the brain are the driving force for the behavior behind each of the functional areas of the brain. By showing us how the brain actually develops, they demonstrate what we have to do to get beyond the "aha" moment to real growth and development over time. Organized in three parts, Part One: Who Are You Meant To Be? helps the reader understand how their brain functions. It includes a self-scoring assessment allowing readers to learn what their Predominant Style likely is. An adaptation from the actual SSPS Level I Assessment, the reader is able to go through the chapters on each of the Striving Styles with an eye to their own Style. Part Two: The Eight Striving Styles covers in detail all the components of each of the Striving Styles educating the reader about their Predominant Striving Style and its predominant need and how they behave in trying to get that need met. Part Three: Becoming Your Best Self includes the SSPS Roadmap for Development with itÃs step-by-step approach. If followed, it will enable the reader to make lasting change and achieve their potential. Who You Are Meant To Be is written from an intelligent pragmatic logical viewpoint supported by science and well proven theories, augmented with actual examples to help you visualize what is being explained. Written for both the practitioner and the lay person, it is speaks in clear, informative, and engaging language that is easy to understand yet not too basic for those in the field. The simplicity of the concept and name Striving Styles is a perfect example of how Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard have managed to bring complex science and psychology together using friendly, widely understood terminology that few people would fail to grasp. They do not try to pretend that development happens without work and effort, but with the step-by-step roadmap and the associated websites they provide you with the opportunity to achieve results whether you choose to do it alone or with help. "We have written this book to show you how to fill the gap between what you know and what you do; " so you can achieve your potential and become who you are meant to be." 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Careers
Winners Make Their Own Good Luck
4 Steps to Cringe-Free Networking
Scuba Diving
Marketing Director
Culture
American Sayings: Foreigners' Windows Into US Culture
Learning
The value of lectures
Knowledge Management
The adult learner - andragogy
Induction - orienting new employees
The role of the trainer
Learning Organizations
Management
The Community Practicing "Enlightened Power"
When Generations Collide
Employee Involvement
Employee Involvement, Employee-Centred Management and Empowerment
Mergers and Acquisitions - the HR Dimension
Employee Relations in the Asia Pacific
Why is HRM increasingly important?
High Performance Management Systems
The Harvard Map of HRM
Stakeholder theory
Society Must Demand Honesty in Business, Say Entrepreneurs
Work Leaders
Filling the Glass: The Skeptic's Guide to Positive Thinking in Business
Chicken Soup Author's 4 Steps to Massive Success Formula
UK Employment Law
Psychology
Introduction to Psychology
Stress in the 21st Century
Decisions and Problem-Solving
Consciousness
William James and the Principles of Psychology
Straight Talk about Psychological Testing for Kids
People who find relationships difficult value marriage most
Recognizing faces and moods
Possible Causes of Dyslexia
Mapping Choice-Making in the Brain
Sales
Sales and Marketing Strategies for Era 3: How To Leverage Value To Win-And Keep-Profitable Customers.
Five Simple Clues for How to Recognize a Great Salesperson
The Three Traps of Selling Conventionally in a Complex New World
How to Prevent "Unpaid Consulting" - Timely Advice For Today's Sales Professionals
Is Part of Your Sales Force On Life Support?
Recovering Lost Customers
Small Business
Entrepreneurship: Do YOU Have What It Takes?
The entrepreneur - starting your own business
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Who Are You Meant To Be? by Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard A Groundbreaking Step-by-Step Process for Discovering and Fulfilling Your True Potential Anne Dranitsaris, PhD and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard, creators of the Striving Styles™ Personality System Sourcebooks, January 1, 2013, 384 pgs ($14.99 US) "We became aware of a gaping hole in modern approaches to development of the personality"[the need] to bring emotions, brain physiology, development and brain specialization into the equation." Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard Who Are You Meant To Be authors Dr. Anne Dranitsaris, PhD, and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard are no strangers to the dynamics of human behavior. This mother-daughter team observed in their clinical and corporate practices stretching over 3 decades, a serious disconnect between what personality assessments claimed to do and what they actually did. While they themselves used various assessments to help clients build self-awareness, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, Emotional Quotient Inventory®, and other trait assessments, they found none had a development process that showed clients how to change their behavior. Nor did they have any connection to how we learn and how the brain develops new patterns of behavior over time. This inspired Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard in 2007 to develop the Striving Styles® Personality System (SSPS) to resolve this issue. They have captured their research and new methodology in a well presented book, Who Are You Meant To Be. This book goes beyond any other personality system or four quadrant model currently available by integrating a century old personality system with breakthroughs in brain science and neuroplasticity. These two behavioral change experts demonstrate how psychological needs originating in the brain are the driving force for the behavior behind each of the functional areas of the brain. By showing us how the brain actually develops, they demonstrate what we have to do to get beyond the "aha" moment to real growth and development over time. Organized in three parts, Part One: Who Are You Meant To Be? helps the reader understand how their brain functions. It includes a self-scoring assessment allowing readers to learn what their Predominant Style likely is. An adaptation from the actual SSPS Level I Assessment, the reader is able to go through the chapters on each of the Striving Styles with an eye to their own Style. Part Two: The Eight Striving Styles covers in detail all the components of each of the Striving Styles educating the reader about their Predominant Striving Style and its predominant need and how they behave in trying to get that need met. Part Three: Becoming Your Best Self includes the SSPS Roadmap for Development with itÃs step-by-step approach. If followed, it will enable the reader to make lasting change and achieve their potential. Who You Are Meant To Be is written from an intelligent pragmatic logical viewpoint supported by science and well proven theories, augmented with actual examples to help you visualize what is being explained. Written for both the practitioner and the lay person, it is speaks in clear, informative, and engaging language that is easy to understand yet not too basic for those in the field. The simplicity of the concept and name Striving Styles is a perfect example of how Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard have managed to bring complex science and psychology together using friendly, widely understood terminology that few people would fail to grasp. They do not try to pretend that development happens without work and effort, but with the step-by-step roadmap and the associated websites they provide you with the opportunity to achieve results whether you choose to do it alone or with help. "We have written this book to show you how to fill the gap between what you know and what you do; " so you can achieve your potential and become who you are meant to be." Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard
Who Are You Meant To Be? by Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard
A Groundbreaking Step-by-Step Process for Discovering and Fulfilling Your True Potential
Anne Dranitsaris, PhD and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard, creators of the Striving Styles™ Personality System Sourcebooks, January 1, 2013, 384 pgs ($14.99 US)
"We became aware of a gaping hole in modern approaches to development of the personality"[the need] to bring emotions, brain physiology, development and brain specialization into the equation." Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard
"We became aware of a gaping hole in modern approaches to development of the personality"[the need] to bring emotions, brain physiology, development and brain specialization into the equation." Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard
Who Are You Meant To Be authors Dr. Anne Dranitsaris, PhD, and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard are no strangers to the dynamics of human behavior. This mother-daughter team observed in their clinical and corporate practices stretching over 3 decades, a serious disconnect between what personality assessments claimed to do and what they actually did. While they themselves used various assessments to help clients build self-awareness, including the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, Emotional Quotient Inventory®, and other trait assessments, they found none had a development process that showed clients how to change their behavior. Nor did they have any connection to how we learn and how the brain develops new patterns of behavior over time.
This inspired Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard in 2007 to develop the Striving Styles® Personality System (SSPS) to resolve this issue. They have captured their research and new methodology in a well presented book, Who Are You Meant To Be. This book goes beyond any other personality system or four quadrant model currently available by integrating a century old personality system with breakthroughs in brain science and neuroplasticity. These two behavioral change experts demonstrate how psychological needs originating in the brain are the driving force for the behavior behind each of the functional areas of the brain. By showing us how the brain actually develops, they demonstrate what we have to do to get beyond the "aha" moment to real growth and development over time.
Organized in three parts, Part One: Who Are You Meant To Be? helps the reader understand how their brain functions. It includes a self-scoring assessment allowing readers to learn what their Predominant Style likely is. An adaptation from the actual SSPS Level I Assessment, the reader is able to go through the chapters on each of the Striving Styles with an eye to their own Style. Part Two: The Eight Striving Styles covers in detail all the components of each of the Striving Styles educating the reader about their Predominant Striving Style and its predominant need and how they behave in trying to get that need met. Part Three: Becoming Your Best Self includes the SSPS Roadmap for Development with itÃs step-by-step approach. If followed, it will enable the reader to make lasting change and achieve their potential.
Who You Are Meant To Be is written from an intelligent pragmatic logical viewpoint supported by science and well proven theories, augmented with actual examples to help you visualize what is being explained. Written for both the practitioner and the lay person, it is speaks in clear, informative, and engaging language that is easy to understand yet not too basic for those in the field. The simplicity of the concept and name Striving Styles is a perfect example of how Dranitsaris and Dranitsaris-Hilliard have managed to bring complex science and psychology together using friendly, widely understood terminology that few people would fail to grasp. They do not try to pretend that development happens without work and effort, but with the step-by-step roadmap and the associated websites they provide you with the opportunity to achieve results whether you choose to do it alone or with help.
"We have written this book to show you how to fill the gap between what you know and what you do; " so you can achieve your potential and become who you are meant to be." Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard
"We have written this book to show you how to fill the gap between what you know and what you do; " so you can achieve your potential and become who you are meant to be."
Anne Dranitsaris and Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard
| Book Extracts & Articles |
| Careers |
| Winners Make Their Own Good Luck |
| 4 Steps to Cringe-Free Networking |
| Scuba Diving |
| Marketing Director |
| Culture |
| American Sayings: Foreigners' Windows Into US Culture |
| Learning |
| The value of lectures |
| Knowledge Management |
| The adult learner - andragogy |
| Induction - orienting new employees |
| The role of the trainer |
| Learning Organizations |
| Management |
| The Community Practicing "Enlightened Power" |
| When Generations Collide |
| Employee Involvement |
| Employee Involvement, Employee-Centred Management and Empowerment |
| Mergers and Acquisitions - the HR Dimension |
| Employee Relations in the Asia Pacific |
| Why is HRM increasingly important? |
| High Performance Management Systems |
| The Harvard Map of HRM |
| Stakeholder theory |
| Society Must Demand Honesty in Business, Say Entrepreneurs |
| Work Leaders |
| Filling the Glass: The Skeptic's Guide to Positive Thinking in Business |
| Chicken Soup Author's 4 Steps to Massive Success Formula |
| UK Employment Law |
| Psychology |
| Introduction to Psychology |
| Stress in the 21st Century |
| Decisions and Problem-Solving |
| Consciousness |
| William James and the Principles of Psychology |
| Straight Talk about Psychological Testing for Kids |
| People who find relationships difficult value marriage most |
| Recognizing faces and moods |
| Possible Causes of Dyslexia |
| Mapping Choice-Making in the Brain |
| Sales |
| Sales and Marketing Strategies for Era 3: How To Leverage Value To Win-And Keep-Profitable Customers. |
| Five Simple Clues for How to Recognize a Great Salesperson |
| The Three Traps of Selling Conventionally in a Complex New World |
| How to Prevent "Unpaid Consulting" - Timely Advice For Today's Sales Professionals |
| Is Part of Your Sales Force On Life Support? |
| Recovering Lost Customers |
| Small Business |
| Entrepreneurship: Do YOU Have What It Takes? |
| The entrepreneur - starting your own business |
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- Induction - orienting new employees
- The role of the trainer
- Learning Organizations
- The Community Practicing "Enlightened Power"
- When Generations Collide
- Employee Involvement
- Employee Involvement, Employee-Centred Management and Empowerment
- Mergers and Acquisitions - the HR Dimension
- Employee Relations in the Asia Pacific
- Why is HRM increasingly important?
- High Performance Management Systems
- The Harvard Map of HRM
- Stakeholder theory
- Society Must Demand Honesty in Business, Say Entrepreneurs
- Work Leaders
- Filling the Glass: The Skeptic's Guide to Positive Thinking in Business
- Chicken Soup Author's 4 Steps to Massive Success Formula
- UK Employment Law
- Introduction to Psychology
- Stress in the 21st Century
- Decisions and Problem-Solving
- Consciousness
- William James and the Principles of Psychology
- Straight Talk about Psychological Testing for Kids
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- Recognizing faces and moods
- Possible Causes of Dyslexia
- Mapping Choice-Making in the Brain
- Sales and Marketing Strategies for Era 3: How To Leverage Value To Win-And Keep-Profitable Customers.
- Five Simple Clues for How to Recognize a Great Salesperson
- The Three Traps of Selling Conventionally in a Complex New World
- How to Prevent "Unpaid Consulting" - Timely Advice For Today's Sales Professionals
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