I was born and raised a left-brainer. Growing up, I did all things normal left-brainers do. I counted things; I calculated stuff in my head; I thought things out logically. I didn't know any different.

Then I went to college where I was free to spread my wings and experiment. At first I was a little afraid. I remember analyzing and rationalizing everything I saw and did. Then, little by little, I started being less objective and becoming more subjective. All of the sudden a new world opened up around me. I started to solve my problems creatively instead of robotically. It felt funny inside, but it felt right.

I finally found who I am. I am proud to be a right-brainer stuck inside a left-brainer's body.