dr. suess, explains the hermman brain dominance index by jon hanson, mba

A-Team, Franklin 702

HBDI

Understanding Intellectual Motility

Art work: Amy Sellers

Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument®


You Think FunnyA-Analyze. Do the math.

B-Organize. A place for everything and everything in its place.

C-Personalize. Let’s talk, I can help you with that.

D. Visualize. Are we on track?


I do not like that HBDI…

But I am so A quadrant, I can’t tell you why. Let me try to Analyze

The assessment lacks mathematical validity! On a scale of one to ten-

I’d give it a three.


B quadrant is the place to be,

we organize everything, so neat and orderly!

Please put your comments in a memo I can file under “C”


C quadrant is more personable,

…we like to teach and talk

and talk.

Don’t give me a memo!

Just tell me what is what!

Please, have a seat, while

the coffee’s still hot…


D quadrants create the future, …at least in their

minds, it’s a good thing we aren’t all this kind.

D’s have a 1 year, 5 year, and a 50 year strategic plan, but today, we don’t know where we stand.


Together four quadrants make a team…

…ask each quadrant if the glass is half empty or full… and


The A Quadrant

says, “The glass is too big for the

job…”


The B Quadrant

says, ‘It’s just right, the glass is half full and

none will easily spill…”


The C Quadrant

says, “The lesson is

the glass is half full, if you

want it to be…”


The D Quadrant says,

“my question may not be so nice, I want to know, is the glass half

price?”


Preferences in thinking

dr. suess, explains the hermman brain dominance index by jon hanson, mba

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