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The Striving Styles Personality System, and its creators, Anne and Heather, have been prominently featured in the media as well as in a wide range of publications including “O” the Oprah Magazine, USA Today, New York Post, Huffington Post, Toronto Star, Canadian Living, Globe and Mail, NOW Magazine, and TIME.com.

There's always something newsworthy with the Striving Styles Personality System! Read our latest press releases and announcements to find out what's going on.

Reconnection brings mother and daughter together

Digital Journal
Jan 15, 2013

Anne Dranitsaris and daughter Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard have an amazing relationship recently co-authoring the book What You Were Meant To Be. Some may not know is that their life as mom and daughter didn't start until Heather was an adult.

Reconnection brings mother and daughter together

Anne Dranitsaris and daughter Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard have an amazing relationship recently co-authoring the book What You Were Meant To Be. Some may not know is that their life as mom and daughter didn't start until Heather was an adult.

Anne Dranitsaris and daughter Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard have an amazing relationship recently co-authoring the book What You Were Meant To Be. Some may not know is that their life as mom and daughter didn't start until Heather was an adult.

When she was just 17, young Anne knew the best chance for her infant daughter was to give her up for adoption. It wasn't an easy choice but she knew that the little girl's future would be better when she handed her over more than 40 years ago.
 

To Keep Your Office Resolutions, Start Small

The New York Times
Jan 12, 2013

Q. It’s two weeks into the new year, and you can already see your work-related resolutions start to fall by the wayside. This happens every year, so why do you keep setting these kinds of goals? 

 

To Keep Your Office Resolutions, Start Small

Q. It’s two weeks into the new year, and you can already see your work-related resolutions start to fall by the wayside. This happens every year, so why do you keep setting these kinds of goals? 

 

Q. It’s two weeks into the new year, and you can already see your work-related resolutions start to fall by the wayside. This happens every year, so why do you keep setting these kinds of goals? 

 

How Much of Your Brain Do You Lead With?

TrainingIndustry.com
Jan 9, 2013

 

Brain scientists have determined that the brain has four functional quadrants that play different roles in our personality. While we are meant to use all four quadrants and develop communication between these functions, we have found through our work with leaders over the last four decades that most leaders are only using a quarter to a half of their brain’s potential. Imagine the positive impact on your organizational results if your leaders were accessing all four quadrants of the brain.

How Much of Your Brain Do You Lead With?

 

Brain scientists have determined that the brain has four functional quadrants that play different roles in our personality. While we are meant to use all four quadrants and develop communication between these functions, we have found through our work with leaders over the last four decades that most leaders are only using a quarter to a half of their brain’s potential. Imagine the positive impact on your organizational results if your leaders were accessing all four quadrants of the brain.

 

Brain scientists have determined that the brain has four functional quadrants that play different roles in our personality. While we are meant to use all four quadrants and develop communication between these functions, we have found through our work with leaders over the last four decades that most leaders are only using a quarter to a half of their brain’s potential. Imagine the positive impact on your organizational results if your leaders were accessing all four quadrants of the brain.

Most individuals in leadership roles are hard wired to use the left front quadrant of the rational brain without getting input from the other three areas. This makes sense, as the purpose of this part of the brain is to define the world by using logical, rational decision-making to analyze, plan and organize. However, this means that quadrant of the brain used for bonding and relating (lower right emotional brain) is not directly accessible by these individuals. As a result, leaders struggle to coach, resolve conflict, show appreciation, empathize, and manage performance – all activities that require access to this quadrant of the brain.

I am excited to share that our book, Who Are You Meant to Be; A Revolutionary Approach to Achieving Your True Potential will be featured on…
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I am excited to share that my book, Who Are You Meant to Be; A Revolutionary Approach to Achieving Your True Potential will be featured on …
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Striving Styles Newsletter October 2012 http://t.co/76xbzx2o via #constantcontact
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Bridging the Rational- Emotional Gap by @AnneDranitsaris on @slideshare http://t.co/cbtC1tdi
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Using the Striving Styles can improve your relationships. https://t.co/kbVPqpgh
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