Center-Brained - Greenland, E. Patsy
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There's a reason why you often get lost, and directions confuse you... and there are many other people in the same boat. Discover the reason! Perhaps you struggle to tell the difference between left and right, or maybe your inability to follow a map or distinguish between the compass points has gotten you lost more times than you care to remember. You probably make light of it in most social situations, secretly hoping that no one tasks you with anything that requires you to go somewhere new or help someone find their way. Perhaps you laugh it off, putting yourself down in the process, which…mehr

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There's a reason why you often get lost, and directions confuse you... and there are many other people in the same boat. Discover the reason! Perhaps you struggle to tell the difference between left and right, or maybe your inability to follow a map or distinguish between the compass points has gotten you lost more times than you care to remember. You probably make light of it in most social situations, secretly hoping that no one tasks you with anything that requires you to go somewhere new or help someone find their way. Perhaps you laugh it off, putting yourself down in the process, which only makes you feel worse There are many people like you out there, most of them hiding their difficulties and scolding themselves for being stupid-when really there's a very good reason and it has no bearing at all on their intelligence. Are you directionally challenged? You're about to find out exactly why directions trouble you and get your hands on realistic coping mechanisms that account for how your brain works. This fascinating book, written by an author who's been directionally challenged their whole life, is about to enlighten you and help you understand why your brain works the way it does.
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E. Patsy Eulene is now a Best Selling Author, a title that beautifully crowns her lifelong journey of storytelling and service.Her greatest joy is her relationship with Christ. She is also a joyful wife of more than 40 years, a devoted mother of two, and a proud grandmother of two.Patsy's professional path has traveled many rich landscapes. She began as a teacher in her native Jamaica, then served as a journalist for two of the island's leading media houses. Upon migrating to the United States, she transitioned into healthcare, later becoming a substitute teacher and ultimately an insurance agent.She holds a Teaching Certificate (Associate Degree), a Bachelor's Degree in Communication, and a Master's Degree in Health Administration. Additionally, she has been trained in lifestyle management based on Biblical principles, and is certified and appointed as an insurance producer with several life, health, and property and casualty insurance companies.A lifelong learner and giver, Patsy loves to share knowledge, wisdom, and life lessons through her writing. She considers her diverse experiences to be object lessons, offering valuable insights that others can learn from without having to endure the same trials.Writing has always been one of her greatest passions. She is the author of Thoughts and Tales that Inspire, and now the best-selling Center Brained: The Reason You Can't Tell Left from Right, East from West, or North from South - a book that speaks not only to those who are directionally challenged, but also to those seeking to understand them.Having lived over sixty years with what she affectionately calls a "center-brained" wiring, she has observed and studied this condition with keen sensitivity and care. While not a medical professional, she has spent years researching and speaking with experts on the topic and offers this work as a blend of memoir, reflection, and advocacy.Her hope is that this book will uplift those who've silently struggled, giving them language, validation, and confidence, while encouraging the world to see the beauty and brilliance in the differently-wired mind.