WHOLE BRAIN writing offers opportunities for enhanced brand recognition, top of mind thinking, and encourages thought leadership. Whole Brain thinking also supports change, innovation, creativity, and enhanced communication. WHOLE BRAIN THINKING will influence HOW you work, play, and live with others.

How does your brain think? Have you ever wondered WHY you think the way you do? WHOLE BRAIN thinking and writing are ways to understand how we think differently and realize what motivates us and others. When we know this, we can work and play with others in a nonjudgemental way. 

As a WHOLE BRAIN thinker and writer, you will . . .

• Use your whole brain for a growth mindset. This way of life supports collaboration, work-life balance, teamwork, relationship building, and enhanced communication.
• Develop cognitive flexibility, a framework for making decisions, and the ability to recognize how this can improve every aspect of life.
• Discover your own thinking preferences when under pressure and strategies that can help during high-stress situations.
• Learn to change HOW you respond, react, and recover.

Knowing HOW we think encourages self-reflection and the ability to understand what is going on in our brains when we think, make decisions, and make choices. Enhanced communication improves our interpersonal relationships. Knowing our thinking preferences—not our skills or abilities—encourages us to own these characteristics with wonder and curiosity.

WHOLE BRAIN thinking and writing gives us the opportunity to see where we can stretch.

Join us for our Inspiring Authors Conversation with Pam Wilson

Thursday, August 8, 2024

12:30pm EST, 11:30am CST, 10:30am MST, and 9:30am PST via Zoom

As a writer, social worker, and creative book coach, Pam utilizes her Whole Brain training to help you understand HOW your thinking preferences support you in every aspect of your life. Knowing HOW we think reveals hidden possibilities. Pam Wilson is a writer, licensed Master Social Worker, Whole Brain practitioner, creative writing facilitator, and Book Coach. Pam is also a Writing Coach for Davis Creative Publishing. As a writing mentor, Pam empowers people to find and use their voice for storytelling. Certified as a Whole Brain practitioner, Pam also works collaboratively within organizations to enhance every team member's experience. Her creative perspective offers clarity and vision from ideas to action, including inspired leadership, teamwork, and a more straightforward approach to change.