About Winning Colors
Introducing Winning Colors®
Winning Colors® is a behavior identification and change process based on common sense. It fuses the philosophical wisdom of the ancients; Aquinas and Aristotle, with the discoveries of behavior modification, client centered therapy, neuro-linguistics, and locus of control.
Winning Colors® identifies and operationalizes four basic clusters of extant behaviors: think (plan), decide (lead), relate (build teams), and act (get things done).
Winning Colors® should not be confused with the many multiple personality Type Theory inventories (e.g. Myers Briggs, True Colors, DISC, etc.), it can serve as a next step to reinforce some of the applicable concepts in those programs. Behaviors are visible and may be measured, enhanced, and focused whereas a type is innate. Winning Colors® elevates the knowledge of behavioral preferences to a level where it can be used in every day communication and negotiation. It becomes an operational tool to cut through barriers and create successful outcomes. Organizations that embrace Winning Colors® find it serves as a common language that creates synergy and increases productivity.
Since 1980, over two million participants have been exposed to the Winning Colors® behavior identification and transformation process in the United States, Canada, and Australia.
Why do people fail? They are unable to bring up the behaviors demanded by the job description, the situation, or the relationship. The understanding and application of the process leads to Winning Colors® healthy and productive personal and professional relationships.
Workshops
Support Materials & Publications
On the Store page is a collection of printed materials that illustrates and explains the Winning Colors® Behavior Identification process.
World Wide Distributors | |
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United States: WinningColors.com | United States: mymap4success.com |
Canada: mycameleon.ca | Australia: winningcolors.com.au |
Winning Colors® Profiling Process created by Stefan Neilson, MA (Registered Psychologist (R)) | |
Illustration and Text © 2012 Stefan. |