Saturday, May 11
9:30-12:30
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Wendy Horikoshi, M.S. (ISTJ)

Identifying and Accessing Your 
Introverted and Extroverted Thinking

Learn from persons with the Thinking preference 
about their style of decision making.

RSVP  •  Flyer

2.5 CEs available

Members:  FREE  •  Non-Members:  $35
Members may bring a first-time guest to the 
morning session at no charge

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About this Presentation

This highly interactive workshop provides you an opportunity to learn from persons with the Thinking preference about their style of deciding and decision-making.  Wendy will share some observations about her Type (ISTJ) as an extroverted thinker, and will facilitate activities to interact 
and learn from other Thinkers. 

Attendees will discover/explore: 

• One's own Introverted and Extroverted Thinking processes 
  
• A deeper understanding of Introverted and Extroverted Thinking through interaction and  listening to persons with those preferences 
• Building relationships with others in the BAAPT community 
  

FORMAT: 

• A combination of small and large group discussion, experiential exercises, lecture and audio-visual presentation. 
  

NOTE: 

• BAAPT members are encouraged to recruit friends and family with Thinking preferences to attend in order to have an optimum representation of Thinkers to participate in the discussions. You may bring a reasonable number of first-time guests at no charge. Please let us know how many when you RSVP.
  

Wendy Horikoshi, M.S. of Transformative Leadership, is a leadership, performance and communications coach and trainer.  She is a founding member of Prism Coaching, a group of coaches who employ culturally aware approaches to coaching.  Wendy has served on the MBTI® Qualifying Program for APT, taught a course on Visionary Leadership at JFK Graduate School of Business, and a course on cross-cultural use of the MBTI® at JFK’s School of Psychology.  She has published research on the use of MBTI® with Asian Americans, is a co-author of Teamwork Tools:  A Revolutionary Approach for Managers and Trainers, a contributor to Collective Wisdom, a self-help and inspirational book, and a writer for Prism’s chapter on “Culturally Aware Coaching” in Coaching Skills for Nonprofit Managers, by Wilson and Gislason.  She will have limited copies of Teamwork Tools: A Revolutionary Approach for Managers and Trainers ($43) and Collective Wisdom ($18) available at the meeting.  Wendy has ISTJ preferences.