Emergenetics and Made in Dagenham — 1More Podcast Episode 12

Last updated on: February 7, 2015 at 9:55 pm by Kenneth R. Morefield

Emergenetics and Made in Dagenham — 1More Podcast Episode 12 2015-02-07T21:55:03-05:00 Kenneth R. Morefield

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Certified Emergenetics trainer Erik Kieser joins Cindy and Ken on the podcast to discuss Made in Dagenham and how films can illustrate the behavioral and thinking preferences in Emergenetics profiles.

Tune in for a fascinating discussion about the differences between being assertive and being expressive, what makes a “red” thinker successful at taking up a “blue” cause, and how director Nigel Cole answered criticism that the union’s victory paved the way for industrial jobs leaving England entirely.

For more information about Emergenetics, check out Erik’s Mind Colors Blog, Some history of the Emergenetics profile is here. Also, check out Erik’s handy, dandy, overview of the basics. Are there other films you would be interested in hearing discussed from an Emergenetics perspective? Send us an e-mail or leave a comment. Click on the link below to start the podcast or search for 1More Film Blog on Itunes:

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