Ever thought about “re-branding” yourself? Or what the term brand even means?! We’ve all experienced the impact of branding. It motivates you to buy one cereal versus another, choose one car over another. And even invest in one relationship over another. In the world we live in, a brand represents the
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The fear abates: “Oh what a relief!” InnerKinetics® consultants hear that all the time. “I always wondered why I was so impulsive,” say some clients; “… so sensitive,” say others; “… so constantly comparing myself to others or feeling I had to be right,” someone else will say. We all
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In previous articles, we have discussed the importance of understanding our individual design and the importance played by our preferences in determining that design, while acknowledging the impact our design has on our relationships. Since our preferences are indicators of our design, determining what our individual preferences are becomes an
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We are aware now that our InnerKinetics are a primary influence in our relationships. Why is that? How do our preferences – InnerKinetics – affect us so that our relationships are influenced? Do you get frustrated with a workmate for not responding to deadlines in a timely fashion? How are you
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Self-understanding requires a few basic steps. The first and most crucial is to consider our design Are people different from each other? Of course. Your partner or child is different from you. Ever noticed that? Self-understanding begins when you realize that each of us is different from others. Have you
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Do people listen to you willingly? Do they follow your leadership? If they don’t, you are not leading — at least not effectively. Whether our leadership role is in our family, our business/occupation, a community organization or group, how we communicate will determine our effectiveness. Today we’ll take a look
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Controlling our emotions isn’t easy or everyone would be doing it! This is a question that very much needs an answer — and it is not just for those with an NF temperament. NFs visit their emotions all the time. This develops both the sensitivity and responsiveness of their emotions.
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When we think of motivation, we usually think of providing what interests, excites, attracts, or might please ourselves or others. And when we try to keep supplying these external things, we can quickly run out of ideas. What then can be done? Understanding What Motivates Being provided with external “things”
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