The capacity to learn is a gift; the ability to learn is a skill; the willingness to learn is a choice. - Brian Herbert

Perceptual Style and Learning

Unlock Your Unique Path to Growth

Understanding your Perceptual Style can help you tap into your innate learning strengths, making personal and professional growth more effective and fulfilling.

Most of us take the process of learning for granted, assuming it's something that just happens. But learning is actually a skill we develop over time.

The real question is: did you develop your learning skills by mimicking what others told you to do, or by tapping into your natural strengths?

When you align the way you learn with how you make meaning and take action in the world, growth becomes not just easier but more impactful.

Why Understanding Learning Matters

Why Understanding your preferred way of Learning Matters

As adults, learning shifts from being an obligation to a choice.

Unlike childhood learning, which is often structured and externally driven, adult learning is self-directed and purpose-driven.

Whether it’s for career advancement, personal development, or acquiring new skills, the way you approach learning can make or break the experience.

Why is this important? Because knowing how you learn best:

  1. Enhances retention and understanding.

  2. Makes learning enjoyable and less of a chore.

  3. Increases motivation and engagement.

  4. Helps you apply new knowledge more effectively.

When learning aligns with your natural preferences, it becomes an empowering journey rather than a frustrating task.

The Perceptual Style Difference

Developed by Gary M. Jordan, PhD, and Lynda-Ross Vega, Perceptual Style Theory™, identifies six distinct ways people perceive the world. These Perceptual Style influence not just how you interact with others but also how you absorb, process, and retain information.

Your Perceptual Styles shape:

  • How you prefer information to be presented..

  • The environments where you learn best.

  • The types of activities that boost your understanding.

Recognizing these differences helps you embrace your natural learning style instead of struggling with methods that don’t fit.

Visual guide to the six Perceptual Styles and their approach to change

Explore the six Perceptual Styles

Each Perceptual Style has a unique relationship with Learning. Click below to explore the one that resonates most with you:

Not Sure Which Style Sounds Like You?

Perceptual Styles and Leadership

Your Perceptual Style influences how you naturally engage with learning. The Perceptual Style Assessment helps you:

  • Discover your unique learning preferences.

  • Identify strategies that align with your natural strengths.

  • A 45-page personalized Celebrate You! Action Guide with tools and insights tailored to your Perceptual Style

Why Understanding Your Perceptual Style Matters

When you understand your Perceptual Style learning becomes more than just gaining knowledge — it becomes transformative. You can:

  • Optimize your learning experiences for maximum impact.

  • Reduce frustration and increase retention.

  • Promote continuous growth in both personal and professional areas.

By embracing how you naturally learn, you unlock your full potential and make lifelong learning a rewarding journey.

Why Understanding Your Perceptual Style Matters

Ready to Discover Your Perceptual Style?

Are you Ready to Discover Your Perceptual Style?

Don’t settle for cookie-cutter learning methods. Discover your Perceptual Style today and:

  • Enhance your learning experiences..

  • Unlock your natural strengths.

  • Achieve your personal and professional goals with confidence.

TAKE THE PERCEPTUAL STYLE ASSESSMENT NOW

Curious to know more about each of the six Perceptual Styles?

To see a three minute presentation on a specific Perceptual Style, please click on the specific image below

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