What do you usually do when you find yourself stuck at a red light and need to figure out which way to turn? Do you just pick a direction, thinking that if it doesn't work out you can just turn around? Do you need to talk to everybody about it, all the while being optimistic that whichever direction you go will be great? Do you sit there as long as you possibly can, carefully planning your next move? Or do you pull the map out and analyze how you got to where you are, consider where you think you want to be, and figure out a road that will probably get you there?
Our
personality, behavior style
and values determine the paths
we take when we need to Make The Right Turn On RedTM. Some people make it look easy. They see the red light, check
for oncoming obstacles, and turn. They barely pause to think.
Others are more hesitant to turn. They creep up to the red
light very cautiously. Before they turn, they re-hash how
and why they ended up at this red light, and evaluate all
the options before they move ahead. A few may think, “I’ve
been in this place a thousand times and never got a red light
before.” Others wonder “Why do I always get the
red light?”
Whether you slide through the light without even stopping
or you approach the light cautiously and think twice before
turning doesn’t really matter. Either way you go and however you make the decision, sometimes it will work out, and sometimes it won't. What really matters is
that you don’t allow the red lights to make you stuck. What
really matters is that you Make The Right Turn On Red™. Although knowing how you approach the change can help, it doesn't matter how you make it.
What do people say about the Right Turn on Red assessments?
"It was a good experience that showed me more about myself than I expected. I never knew other people saw me as intimidating! I don't mean to be that way." D. N.
"It really is spooky how accurate these tests are!" J. K.
"I was very surprised at how accurate the assessment results were. It described me perfectly (at least my perception of myself). I was impressed on the detail of the report." J. Z.
"It was worth the price of admission just for that one scale!" K. G.
Click here to learn more about the TotalView personality assessment.
Click here to learn more about the DISC behavior style assessment.
Click here to learn more about the Business Values Motivators assessment.
Click here to learn more about the WOWI (World of Work Inventory) assessment.
Click here to register for a FREE values assessment!
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