Posts Tagged ‘orange brain’
What Sparks ignite your STRESS?
News and Stress It seems that everyone is talking about the stress they are experiencing. My neighbor and I were discussing how the daily news about the Coronavirus, the economy, demonstrations, deaths, students remote learning at home, and the 2020 election can spark and ignite an individual’s stress level. Social media, newspapers, radio programs, blogs, and…
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2020 Presidential Candidates’ Brain Color Personalities Can Influence Your Vote!
Past Presidential Candidates’ Brain Color Personalities There are only 77 days until November 3rd—Election Day 2020. I have been determining the candidates’ Brain Colors since Presidential Election of 2000. That was the contested (hanging chads) election when Al Gore, a Green Brainer and Joe Lieberman, a Blue Brainer ran against George W. Bush, an Orange…
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Is your attitude: The Glass 1/2 Full, 1/2 Empty, or Something Else?
Full, Empty or Overflowing? People talk about their glass being 1/2 Full or 1/2 Empty. However, my childhood friend Helene describe her glass as filled to the top and with bubbles overflowing the rim of the glass. Helene says, “You must keep your own glass not only full, but overflowing so you have all of…
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Discover what your professional and/or personal brand demonstrates about your personality!
My family friend and fellow author Ibrahim Lahoud, who is the Business Director & Head of Growth at Brand Lounge helped me thinking about my of branding, when I received an email from him, yesterday. Branding Report Eby’s email included a informative and insightful report, which was entitled Navigating Brands in Uncharted Territory. When I…
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Does your Brain Color Personality influence your decision to wear or not wear a mask?
There is a continual debate and sometimes upsets about individuals wearing a mask. I started to think about why I wear a mask and why other people do not. Of course, I thought about people’s decisions, which can be influenced by their Brain Color Personality. Below are Brain Color Clues about people wearing a mask…
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Discover how you can create more kindness, empathy, and understanding of others in your community!
I keep reading and hearing about people wanting to create more kindness, empathy, and understanding of others in their communities. Each time I am reminded of why I wrote Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift in 1997. I wrote my “Community Parable” because children rarely are offered opportunities to identify their own personality traits and talents.…
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Discover why you are missing hugs during COVID-19 and Social Distancing!
Are you missing a hug from a loved one, friend, neighbor, and/or colleague? Because of the Coronavirus many people are feeling stressed and missing healthy hugs, which are an emotional connection to others for humans, as well as some animals. I enjoyed reading the newspaper article entitled: We’re Human, we have to hug, which caught…
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Refreshing Summer Recipe: A Glazov Family Favorite!
You know it is summertime in our home when the old Spinach Borscht pot comes out of the cabinet. My remarkable Green Brain mother-in-law, later lovingly referred to as “Grandma Lil,” gave me my 6-quart enameled Spinach Borscht pot as a bridal show gift, 53 years ago. My introduction to Spinach Borscht was in the…
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Brain Color Clues to help you comfort others and yourself during the Coronavirus!
Knowing how to comfort others and yourself, especially during the Cornoavirus, can be challenging. Yesterday, Jordan and I were 2 of 9 attendees at the funeral of our dear friend, and the talented illustrator of Princess Shayna’s Invisible Visible Gift, Len Birnbaum. It was challenging for those of us who are Blue Brainers not to…
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Honor your mother by understanding her personality!
Sunday, May 10th is Mother’s Day and what would have been my beloved mothers’ 103rd birthday. On the left is a picture of my mother and I wearing our fashionable Mother-Daughter dresses, which my mother designed and sewed. We are standing in our garden in 1948. My mother was 31 years old and I was…
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What activity helps you feel “normal” and makes your Brain Color thrive?
My Blue Gardener Brain and Heart was thriving as I dug in the dirt for 1.5 days! I was grateful to feel “normal” by taking good care of myself and three of my gardens! I dug up weeds and made room for my perennials to grow and thrive like the lovely purple Hellebore plant, which…
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Discover Brain Color Personality Tips to Help You and Your children Deal with the Challenges of E-Learning During the Coronavirus!
As an educator, I want share my Brain Color Personality Tips to help you understand how your children learn best; what attributes their teachers or you, as their “stay at home teachers,” teach them, including their school work; and how parents/guardians encourage their children during the Coronavirus and when we eventually live in our new…
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