Structuring Personal Activity provides you with insight into how you behave as you structure your own work activity, and the work activities that you do with others. Its five behavior areas are shown on the copy of the Personal Profile Summary Page at the right. After you have completed the workbook, you will have insight into your own behavior patterns, the patterns of others, and the way you interact with them in the following five behavior areas.

1. The way you organize your personal work and your personal work environment,
   
   
2. The degree of structure you want in your daily activities,
   
   
3. The way you structure the smaller tasks and activities required to complete your larger projects,
   
   
4. How to be most creative when you have to meet deadlines,
   
   
5. The ways in which you structure your free time.

To explore the other Competency Styles® workbooks, click on the blue word in the titles below:

Interacting with Others - insight into how you interact with others; guidelines for expanding your one-on-one and one-in-group interactive skills .... ....

Gathering and Using Information - insight into how work with information at work; guidelines for expanding your skills at handling information both by yourself, and in the way you work with others ... ...

Making Decisions - insight into how you make decisions by yourself and with others; guidelines for expanding your decision making skills ... ...

Relating Styles - insight into communication and decision-making dynamics for life partners and working partners; guidelines for improving your ability to relate to your partner ... ...

Development Styles - insight into the fit between your personal development style and professional development experiences; guidelines for expanding your ability to benefit from professional development activities that do not match your "learning" style ... ...