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Hi everyone. So in this particular test we shall be examining what is natural

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thinking style of a person. Now this is natural is the main word to focus there.

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Natural thinking style to evaluate this and know this about yourself will give

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you power and your tools how to work better with yourself what is the area of

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your strength which is natural to you which comes automatically to you. You

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don't have to learn anything from external world you bring in this with

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you so it's very crucial to know this at the basic level of personality

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evaluation. Let's take a quick look at what that means. So let me read through

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quickly what is natural thinking style. It gives a beginner a broad

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understanding of how they think how it makes them great at certain professions

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naturally. Naturally again being the very important word there who are you

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really what makes you great and why each of you has this parts in certain

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measures and let's see a sample report then we'll know what it's about in the

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next one. The sample report looks something like this right off the pie

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chart we can tell this person is a great collaborator is got the maximum points

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for that in percentage and next one is show and tell we shall examine what

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each one of these means in the coming slides and you can go through it again

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and again if you want to see where you fit in then there's the perpetual student

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there's the completed doer there's a natural leader and there's a great

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communicator. Now one more thing we can see from this is each one of us has all

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the parts it's just the degrees to which they vary there is no black and white

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world we live in it's a very colorful world so we need to examine that and

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what these styles actually mean let's get into the definitions of this quickly

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style meanings the great communicator who is he or she speaks logically likes to

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discuss ideas connects best by talking organizes by talking about what needs to

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get done learns easily via discussion lecture may interrupt others

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monopolize conversations we all know this kind of people in our lives likes to

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help others understand can attend details and the big picture simultaneously may

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have sketchy sense of their own body they may move awkwardly find physical

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activities frustrating they are shy about touch private about feelings

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next one the natural leader speaks with feeling and rhythm likes to tell others

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what to do connect place by talking organized by what needs to get done

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may interrupt others while difficulty listening physically energetic he's a

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good coach sees the whole of things maybe an inventor or a systems thinker

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like the engineers for example or the researchers may have problems with

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reading writing in spelling can be dyslexic at a younger age perhaps they

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are eye shy they don't like to make eye contact many autistic and as per just

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kind of children have this cannot maintain eye contact but they are

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visionaries they want to inspire others how beautiful is that the competing

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doer is the next one acts logically likes working with hands these are the

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handsy people connects best by doing and touching organizes things in piles

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learns easily by doing our discussion can articulate emotions and bodily

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sensations very kinesthetic kind of people good at storytelling teaching

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movement and activities dance forms right sees the whole of things may have

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problems with reading and writing they are also eye shy and they cannot make

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much of eye contact the perpetual student acts logically likes to do things

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connects best by doing and touching organizers in piles you can see some

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common traits between the styles right they are all overlapping usually learns

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easily by doing and watching many diverse interests like drawing and scuba

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diving can attend the big picture simultaneously sees pictures in 3d from

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many perspectives difficulty expressing feelings in words verbalizing

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feelings speech may have long pauses they may go around in circles asking

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lots of questions may have difficulty verbalizing abstractions rarely speaks

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in groups sensitive to voice tone we have all seen these kinds of children

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right next one the show and tell kind these kind of children men or women

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even they write logically shows and illustrates ideas connects best by eye

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contact organizers and lists the ones who love to make lists learns easily by

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reading and then discussing or teaching it loves visual details and

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possibilities reads everything persuasive speaker likes to teach explain

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and tell stories I'm one of these kinds talks out loud to sort ideas and make

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decisions may have sketchy sense of their own body move awkwardly find

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physical activities frustrating shy about touch private about feelings

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the great collaborator the last one on our list writes logically may like to

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draw and design connects best by eye contact visually meticulous

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organizes in lists artistic people are like this learns easily by reading

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watching and then doing learn sports easily likes competitive sports may

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get others feelings confused with their own the so-called empaths of the world

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the sensitives of the world talkative one-on-one uncomfortable speaking in

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groups asks lots of questions may have trouble listening to prolonged fast or

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abstract speech sensitive to voice tone so this is the brief introduction of

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what natural thinking style test will provide you with