What Dynamic Thinking Offers

We offer tools and training programs designed to help you think. What they have in common is a harnessing of the human brain. You can use one or many of them to advantage.

The HBDI

The HBDI is a well validated and tested model of thinking styles, - ways in which people prefer to think. It was invented more than 30 years ago by Ned Herrman, the head of management education for General Electric. Ned was fascinated with the brain's role in thinking and put research and technology to work in understanding how the brain actually works. You can now share that benefit using HBDI assessment. You can learn more here.

HBDI Assessment Profiles

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The Herrmann Brain Dominance Instrument (HBDI) measures how you prefer to think. An assessment tool, sometimes compared to the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, the HBDI defines four distinct thinking preferences and provides a quantitative measure of each one. Assessment profiles are available for both individuals and teams You can learn more about them here.

The Thinking Accelerator

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The Thinking Accelerator is an exciting new form of blended learning combining HBDI assessment and a self directed and individually customized online learning program that can be combined with classroom or other forms of blended training.  You can learn more about it here.

VisiMap Software

  VisiMap Professional was the first mind mapping software for the Windows platform and has continued to offer a simple and cost effective way to create, explore, develop, refine and communicate your ideas.  You can learn more about it here. You can have a look at some uses here.

Creating Your Life

As an affiliate of Robert Fritz International we are pleased to offer the online course, Creating Your Life. You can learn more about its rationale and content here.

See What You Think

   See What You Think! How to Work Better and Faster with VisiMap combines the use of VisiMap and the HBDI from the unique perspective of its author who has used both in combination for the last 12 years.  You can find more about it here.

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