BRAINSTYLES: Change Your Life Without Changing Who You Are

by Marlane Miller

Stop trying to change yourself and fully develop who you really are--that's the message of this unique self-help book, which empowers readers to use their natural strengths to grow in limitless ways. Line drawings throughout.

Genres: Self Help

384 pages, Hardcover

First published January 6, 1997

Reviews

[Heather · Rating 4 out of 5]

I read this fifteen years ago, and I still find myself referring back to it to explain fundamental differences between myself and others, from big things like how I parent to small things like why I don't do crossword puzzles and others do. Just one more piece of truth about the basic and acceptable differences between people that allows me to be me and them to be them. When Myers-Briggs and the Color Code fail me, this one works just about every time.

[Lee Barry · Rating 2 out of 5]

Another one of these “type” books. I agree that your brainstyle has endemic properties, but these different styles broadly overlap. I guess I’m the “knower”.