L2 Quadrant: The Thinking Style of Order and Discipline

The L2 quadrant is one of the four quadrants of thinking preferences measured by the NBI Brain Profile. It represents the thinking style that is organized, structured, and practical. People who have a high preference for the L2 quadrant tend to be:

• Dedicated and disciplined, paying attention to detail as part of a step-by-step approach

• Comfortable with completing tasks and following some form of time schedule

• Able to make summaries and follow clear and precise instructions when learning

• Focused on security, tradition, and order

• Good at planning, organizing, and implementing

The L2 quadrant is also associated with some potential challenges, such as:

• Being resistant to change and innovation

• Having difficulty expressing emotions and feelings

• Being too rigid and inflexible in their thinking

• Missing the big picture and the broader context

• Overlooking the human and social aspects of situations

If you want to learn more about the L2 quadrant and how it affects your thinking, you can take the NBI Brain Profile assessment and get a personalized report. You can also watch this video where I explain the L2 quadrant in more detail. I hope you find this information helpful and interesting.