Question 1

Does knowing my Thinking Style help me communicate better with my colleagues, friends and family?

Accepted Answer

When everyone understands their own and other people’s Thinking Styles. Then there is a special kind of communication and energy released. Knowing where people are coming from and how it differs from your point of view, where you’re coming from, is invariably a great help in improving communications

Question 2

Can Thinking Style explain people’s behaviors?

Accepted Answer

Not only does Thinking Style explain people’s behaviours it predicts them, and far more so than any personality test is able to. This is a scientific fact and well proven.

Question 3

Does knowing my Thinking Style help me improve my academic performance?

Accepted Answer

Any information you can get that helps you to understand where your blocks are and how to work with them is going to help your academic performance. MindTime shows you what you need to do to actually improve things.

Question 4

Can I change my Thinking Style?

Accepted Answer

A person’s Thinking Style does not seem to change over time. We sharpen it. We evolve our ability to use self-discipline and perform tasks we might otherwise avoid. But, actually change our survival system? No, a leopard doesn't change its spots.

Question 5

Does knowing my Thinking Style help my career?

Accepted Answer

It certainly can. It follows that knowing a whole new way of thinking about yourself and how you interact with people is a bit like being able to read. It’s a language of understanding and infinitely more valuable.

Question 6

How do I apply what I learned about myself from my Thinking Style report in my job?

Accepted Answer

You’ll use it to build confidence in yourself and others that you bring a certain value because you can explain it. It will help you explain to others why you approach tasks the way you do. You’ll negotiate with others in meetings and interviews from a place of knowing what others need and why.

Question 7

Can my Thinking Style result predict my job performance?

Accepted Answer

They can certainly predict whether you are likely to fit in a given job, and therefore how likely it is that you will perform well.

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