Popular or “pop” psychology would deem you “right-brained” or “left-brained” depending on whether you feel you are artistic or technically inclined. If you are more of an artist such as a painter, sculptor, photographer, you likely have a tendency towards being more right-brained. Writers, mathematicians, engineers have a tendency towards the left-brain.
The right side of the human brain (right cerebral hemisphere) takes care of visual patterns and spatial relationships. While, the left side (left cerebral hemisphere) takes care of language and logic.
Emotions can also be categorized as left and right brain. Positive emotions are connected to the left side of your brain while negative emotions such as sadness, anxiety, depression, are connected to the right side of your brain.
What Are You?
You don’t have to stereotype yourself into any category. In fact, those of us who can better balance both sides of our brains will have a more successful outcome on what needs to be achieved.
The hemispheres of your brain are constantly working with each other so you don’t have to worry about consciously getting them to work together. But, if you can gently guide Team Brain and find a good balance between the two hemispheres, you will become a lot more successful at whatever you want to achieve.
How To
Athletes do it all the time. Here is an example of something that sets apart the amateurs from the true athletes.
If you want to be better at sports, you can use visualize techniques to imagine yourself playing the game.
What is your creative strategy that will set you apart from the rest? How do you react to certain situations, such as the obvious outcome of winning? These questions will help you with seeing yourself through to a more successful outcome.
Although there may be other factors involved, generally, the more detailed your vision, the more successful your outcome is likely to become. This works because, while the brain gym on the left side of your head is calculating the mechanics of the strategy, the right side of your brain is creating the vision of the movement.
Brain Twister
The left hemisphere of the brain controls the movement on the right side of your body. The right hemisphere of the brain controls the left side of your body. So, the left side of your brain is, really controlling the work that your right hand is doing. Think about that for a moment.
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