What Color Is Your Brain?

I recommend Sheila Glazov’s book to all who are trying to figure out the characters in their lives. What Color Is Your Brain? offers a universal language for all ages to enjoy and fresh ideas you can instantly apply.
— Carol Owens Campbell, Co-author of Views from a Pier

What Color Is Your Brain? creates an ideal environment for academic and social success, and prepares children for lifelong learning and achievement beyond the classroom.
— Michelle Bracken, SLP, Speech Pathologist/Special Education for 35 years

This is the right book to read right now. Sheila has written a fascinating book that will make your life easier, help you identify the color of your brain, and then start to spot the colors of others.
— Rita Emmett, Author of The Procrastinator’s Handbook and The Clutter-Busting Handbook

This book changed my life. I use the concepts every day to communicate more effectively with the people around me at work and at home!
— Mary Ellen Thielemann, Vice President, Retail banking

This book is a gem! At last an easy-to-read, useful-right-now, non-judgmental resource at your fingertips. Sheila Glazov has made the complicated simple and the confusing easy to understand.
— Kevin E. O'Connor, CSP, Author, Present Like A Pro: A Field Guide to Mastering the Art of Business, Professional, and Public Speaking

What Color Is Your Brain? is an “A-ha!” book! I am better able to serve my clients and anticipate their needs.
— Sharon Bending, Owner, Bending Design, Inc.

You will love this book! What Color Is Your Brain? helps us understand the differences within ourselves and within others in an uncomplicated and entertaining manner.
— Cary Sue Groth, Director of Athletics, University of Nevada, Reno

A great tool! The colors system is easy to understand and employ, and offers readers incredible insight into changing office dynamics.
— Sue Masaracchia-Roberts, Public Relations Manager, Quill Corporation

Everybody needs this book! An exciting and creative approach to understanding everyone's personality.
— D.N. Evans, Fashion designer

Grasping points of view is a key element in any successful negotiation. What Color Is Your Brain? will help to understand your own and others' points of view, and adds good conversation and a bit of fun to the process.
— Robert Washlow, CEO

Sheila’s style is easy to understand and her examples are profound. An exceptional resource for professionals, partners, and parents.
— Cecelia "Fi" Mazanke, Founder, Direct Connect Coaching

What Color Is Your Brain? is a practical, simple, and wonderfully harmonizing approach to personality differences and styles. It has a wide variety of applications to benefit personal and professional relationships.
— Olivia Mellan, MSW, Author, Money Harmony and From Money Shy to Money Sure

An insightful journey of discovery! What a wonderfully interesting way of finding personal meaning in why people act and react to everyday situations.
— Helene Schwartz, Proud grandmother of 5

Sheila Glazov's conceptualization of personality styles is brilliant. It is a helpful tool for anyone working to improve life functioning. I have successfully utilized her practical and fun ideas in my family therapy practice and recommend them to others.
— Ellen Sherman, Ph.D., LMFT

Invaluable! The concept of Brain Colors is readily grasped and easily remembered. We like to use Sheila's concept with new staff and interns. It's helpful and fun.
— Maureen Manning-Rosenfeld, MS, LCPC, CDVP, CPAIP, Director of Client Services, Community Crisis Center

An awesome parenting tool ... especially during the tween and teenage years! I am a much more effective and compassionate parent when I can clearly identify the personality differences in our children and parent accordingly.
— Ellen Day, Proud mother of 4 sons

I am a better salesperson/consultant to my bridal clients because of Sheila Glazov’s Brain Color theory. I’ve improved my listening skills and observation techniques.
— Mary Durkin-Bauer, Owner, Bauer’s Party Masters Catering

Once I was able to grasp the concept of What Color Is Your Brain?, it enabled me to approach my clients from a more analytical perspective. Now, I find common ground quickly and with a better understanding of their needs.
— Beverly G. Berman, CLTC, Certified Long Term Care Insurance Agent

What Color Is Your Brain? is a fundamental tool that enables one to typecast individuals, not for the purpose of advantage, but for the function of understanding and cultivating meaningful and effective relationships.
— Michelle Lanter Smith, Partner, Hi-Impact Marketing & Sales Solutions

My students gained a great deal of perspective about themselves and others through what appears to be a simple, yet marvelously elegant, approach to understanding the way humans work.
— Holly Lampier, Adjunct Faculty, Roosevelt University, Chicago

As a trial judge, I found Sheila Glazov's latest book, What Color Is Your Brain?, to be of great assistance in my ability to ascertain the fairness and impartiality of prospective jurors.
— Judge Richard J. Elrod, Circuit Court of Cook County Illinois

It was cool to find a book that could take very dry psychological material and make it understandable, useful and fun.
— Evelyn W. Hopkins, Academic Director, The Illinois Institute of Art

Sheila Glazov’s What Color Is Your Brain? can help us be more aware and comfortable in our critical communications, understanding our motivations, how we impact others, and build successful business and personal relationships.
— Hedy Ratner, Co-President, Women's Business Development Center

I wasn't able to be as effective a leader until I knew what color my brain was. I've gained tremendous self-awareness through reading this book. Now, I understand what makes people tick. The result…better communication and motivation… increased sales!
— Mitch Bloom, Division Manager of Vector Marketing and Cutco Cutlery

Identifying each person's color traits achieves the best from everyone! What Color Is Your Brain? is an extraordinarily creative method. You can communicate with each individual, while working within a team system and keeping the goal in mind.
— Joni Cotten, Coach, U.S. Women's Curling Team, 2002 Winter Olympics

Connecting with my teams is critical to our success. Understanding my Brain Color, my personal preference for thinking and problem solving, has helped me to enhance my communication skills and therefore lead more effectively.
— Donna M. Tremblay, CIO Application Development, Accenture

Sheila Glazov did it again! Her intriguing Brain Color concept has changed my professional health care approach. Now, my patients are more relaxed and comfortable because I handle their needs with clarity and understanding.
— Mary Ann Kolker, RN

Sheila has developed another venue to convey the importance of love, mutual respect, and the knowledge that each of us perceives and processes information in different ways.
— Hazzan (Cantor) Alan M. Smolen, Congregation Beth Judah

I never knew what a rainbow we had in our family! Even though we are all different colors, we have a greater understanding of and respect for one another!
— Doris Shreibman, Territory Manager, Oscient Pharmaceuticals

After reading this book, you’ll be able to say, “that’s why.” Sheila Glazov opened up a completely new perspective of meeting and more important understanding those around me. This is truly a most enlightening way of viewing both ones’ family and friends, as well as business associates.
— Sandra Washer, Vice President, The Toy Connection

Initially, I was skeptical of this “color stuff.” I quickly realized What Color Is Your Brain? is not just a book; it is a language and a lifestyle that creates success!
— Doug Gustafson, CPA, Gustafson and Associates, Ltd.

What Color Is Your Brain? is accurate shorthand for life. I love the charts that show how to use the colors and what the interaction between colors looks like. The real life examples give me the inside track on figuring out other people.
— Caryn Amster, Author, The Pied Piper of South Shore, Toys and Tragedy in Chicago

With What Color Is Your Brain?, the world can now discover this fun and fascinating method of understanding and communicating with each other. Our colors will blend, as we become a beautiful rainbow. Sheila's book is the pot of gold at the source of this rainbow.
— Mershon Niesner, PCC, Author, Ribbons of Love: Affirmations for Abundant Living

What Color Is Your Brain? provides an analysis that permits more efficient job assessment and performance. Human Resource departments would be more effective if they applied the colors when staffing and hiring.
— Mariana Brea-Krueger, Managing Director, IMI Consulting GmbH, Germany

I wish I had What Color Is Your Brain? as a guide over these last several decades. I look forward to having this book help me better navigate the remaining voyage. Sheila Glazov has taken a topic of importance to every single person in every single setting and made it understandable and usable.
— Michael F. Epstein, MD, Executive VP and Chief Operating Officer, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center