Exercising Typology: 16 new userproven exercises for psychological, business and typology trainings, consultations and coaching,Used

16 NEW, USERPROVEN EXERCISES for psychological and business trainings, Types (especially MBTI) assessments, consultations and coaching sessions: DETAILED DESCRIPTION of ALL EXERCISES, including recommendations on the audience and group size, list of materials, necessary preliminary preparation, exercise flow, texts and worktables; EXAMPLES and EXPLANATIONS of HOW the exercises WORKED IN GROUPS with ideas of alterations, which you can implement in your training and coaching sessions.Feedback from customers on LinkedIn:"I'd definitely recommend this book. I bought it last year and it's chock full of useful, practical group exercises. It's pretty easy to adapt/expand them as well, with a little creativity. Great to "meet" you here, Alevtina you've created a wonderful resource!"Wendy D.Want to see a short EXAMPLE?"Exercise No1 "Energetic Punch"This exercise can help point out the key characteristics of Extraverted and Introverted type's preferences by the participants themselves rather than the trainer. By making their "energetic punch", people explain the what, why and how of their energy. Different "punch recipes" can also reflect distinctions between the types.Description:Before you start the exercise, convey to the participants a short story about the "punch"."Punch" means "five" in Hindi, and a tradition states that 5 ingredients should compose a drink full of energy and harmony. Punches are usually made on the basis of juice or tea. However, when brought to Europe and America from India, the drink acquired a lot of diverse versions and recipes ...Once the story explained, advise the participants to make their own recipe of the "energetic punch" by picking 5 main "ingredients" that convey energy and a sense of balance and comfort."Punch" ingredients may differ: People Situations Places Feelings Attitudes to life, etc.Split the participants by Extraverts and Introverts and give them up to fifteen minutes to compose the "recipes". Once the work is done, each group presents their "recipe" and explains what kind of ingredients people, situations, places, characteristic, etc. they have chosen, and why those ingredients bring energy, comfort and balance to them.Discuss the "recipes" with the groups and point out the "ingredients" that particularly reflect or connect to characteristics of the Extraverted or Introverted type.Notes:The Extraverted "punch" may have the following "ingredients": optimism, love, humor, communication, luck, etc.All the "ingredients" are generally about fun, communication and external actions.The Introverted "punch" may have "ingredients" such as: no irritant of any kind around, comfort, understanding, a sense of meaning and reasonable actions.All the "ingredients" compose a more reserved, calm "punch", concentrated on inner reflections.Important! While discussing, point out that all "punches" are good, and have their drinkers.15 more exercises you can find in the book!Thus, you get a set of TESTED PRACTICAL TOOLS to make your group MBTI assessments and personal consultations more dynamic, interactive, interesting and exciting for your clients.MIX THE IDEAS from the book WITH YOUR OWN and make your TRAININGS UNIQUE, tailormade and RESULT ORIENTED, in order to provide your clients with the highest level of satisfaction!The book "Exercising Typology" helps you to be more INNOVATIVE in your JOB and EFFECTIVE in your BUSINESS!