Left Brain, Right Brain


Could this Really Influence How You will Choose Your New Home?

Are you predominately a ‘LEFT Brain’ or a ‘RIGHT 2-sidesBrain’ person? Believe it or not, which one you are, can influence how you choose your next home.

The LEFT brain person is the one who feels most comfortable with math because it follows definite rules… it has structure.  In fact, he admits he actually likes math!

The RIGHT brained person, on the other hand, doesn’t particularly like math. He might get the right answer, but he can’t explain how he got it… and doesn’t really care!

To use another analogy, take the student who aces English grammar – What does that have in common with math? It has structure. It follows very specific rules. LEFT Brain. Give this person a business letter or technical document to write, and it will be done to perfection.

On the other hand, there is the writer who can’t be bothered with the punctuation – he’s writing at breakneck speed to get his novel onto paper before he forgets this fantastic story racing through his mind. This is definitely RIGHT Brain. Leave him alone. He is writing from an intuitive place deep inside himself.

 So what does this have to with buying a home? A lot!

If you are more LEFT Brained, you appreciate the beauty of a home, but you want to know how the house is built. You look for hurricane straps in the attic, and you want to know the R-value of the insulation.  Is this a house you can do something with? Does it fit your family’s needs?

By contrast, the RIGHT Brained person may be impressed with the R-value and hurricane straps, but what they really love are the esthetics of the house… The cove ceilings and great landscaping. You’ll hear them say, they’ll know the right house when they see it… “It will be the house that just feels right.”

So next time you and your spouse are looking at homes, listen to yourself … and to each other. What are the things you want to know about the house? And what are the things you feel about the house?

Fortunately most of us are a healthy blend of LEFT and RIGHT Brain, though one or the other will often show a dominance. It’s what enables a person to be an engineer, while appreciating abstract art.

And the interior decorator to defer to the contractor to tell her if her ideas will work. We need from each other, what we are missing in ourselves.

Viva la differance!! 

Which are You? Take the Hemispheric Dominance Inventory Test

PS:  I am so LEFT Brained! LOL – And yes, I loved math and majored in Accounting. What can I say!

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About Joyce Albert

Why you need a Real Estate Consultant, not just another Agent… The difference between a real estate agent and a real estate consultant is the difference between someone who just wants to make a sale, and a professional who is willing to share with you their in-depth knowledge of the market in order to help you navigate one of the largest financial decisions of your lifetime. In my career as a real estate consultant, putting my clients first is the hallmark of my success. So if you are looking for a true professional to help you buy or sell a home in the Greater New Orleans Area, please contact me. I look forward to woing with you. Certified 203k Specialist I am a certified FHA-203k Specialist - a program designed to assist buyers wanting to purchase distressed properties (hurricane damaged, repos, short sales) that require repairs or major rehab. Accredidations -  Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR)  e-Certified  Short-Sale & Foreclosure Certified (SFR) Other Memberhips. . .  Louisiana Association of Realtors  New Orleans Metropolitan Assn of Realtors (NOMAR)  Gulf South Real Estate Information Network  National Assn of Realtors (NAR) of Realtors (NAR)  Real Estate Board of Accredited Buyer Consultants (REBAC)
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