I’m thrilled to share I made it through Intellectual Property in my bachelors program & id like to get excited for the next course now—Portfolio V🧡#PoloRalphLauren
🚗🚙I know @progressive is always a solid choice, but @StateFarm 🍒charges more unless they steal away from their competitor. There’s a few smaller companies that cost competitively! Root is my favorite right now, they handled my wreck from last quarter.
Happy #FirstDayOfFall! Cooler temps and the beauty of autumn are on the way, so it’s a great time to get your steps in outdoors. https://t.co/E4ry5fkLrB
@Amen_Clinics and Brain Fit Life app scored me with Brain Type 6.
Brain Fit Report
Out of 16 possible options, you are:
Brain Type 6
Spontaneous-Persistent
4.4% of test-takers have this Brain Type
The SPECT scans of candidates with Brain Type 6 typically show lower activity in the prefrontal cortex (PFC), or the front area of the brain. The role of the PFC is the brain's brake. It slows down impulses and helps people think in our best interest, but it can also be crowded out, out-of-the-box thinking may be compromised. SPECT scans of Brain Type 6 candidates also typically show high activity in dopamine levels (a neurotransmitter involved with focus and motivation) when tasks are interesting and/or new. Individuals with Brain Type 6 are often take-charge people who want work to perform on their own. They tend to be spontaneous, impulsive, adventurous, and sometimes stubborn. (Sound like you?) They also tend to struggle with following through on tasks that require them to be done a certain way. In addition, people with Brain Type 6 often have another area in the brain called the anterior cingulate gyrus (ACG), also located in the front part of the brain. High activity from the ACG is the brain shifter. It helps you go from one thought to thought or move from one activity to another. Problems with being mentally flexible and influences your ability to “go with the flow.” When the ACG is overactive, usually due to willful discontent, people can have problems.