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Brain-based Leadership Report Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®
Brain-based Leadership Report Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®
The way we behave in our role as leaders is dependant on how our brain is organized and what emotional needs must be met for us to be at our best. The first step in building self-awareness as a leader is to know your MBTI Type or Striving Style. Learn more about your communication style, how you build relationships and the type of employees that you prefer to work with and why.
Based on your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator or Striving Styles results, the information in this report will help deepen your understanding of your preferred functions and how you can best use it to self-actualize as a leader. A "must-have" for any leadership development or coaching program to understand your leadership behavior and how it impacts your employees as well as those around you.
Each of the 16 Brain-based Leadership Reports include:
- Understanding Need Satisfiers & Dissatisfiers
- Using the MBTI & SSPS to Develop as a Leader
- Leadership Style of the Personality Type
- Communication Style of the Personality Type
- Self-Protective & Self-Actualizing Behaviors of the Personality Type
- Triggers into Self-Protective Behaviors
- Environment Best Suited to the Personality Type
These 36-page reports are invaluable for anyone who wants to develop their authentic leadership style and to enhance their effectiveness in managing and leading others.
36-page soft cover black & white book
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Anne Dranitsaris, Heather Dranitsaris-Hilliard, Nancy Dranitsaris
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Despite how hard I work, I always run into conflict with my boss. I realized that we had different pictures in our minds of what we were trying to achieve."
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