Have you been losing sleep waiting for the rest of the list? Here are the remaining five of the 10 Things You Need to Know About Personalities. If you did not see or need to review the first five, click this link to Part 1 of this two-part series.
Without further ado, here we GO:
TOP 10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PERSONALITIES (in no particular order) – Part 2
5. Each of the four personalities has emotional needs. People and personalities are like cars . . . when a car’s gas tank is empty it doesn’t work, when a person’s emotional gas tank is empty, they don’t work. This means they start gravitating toward their weaknesses. Read More.
6. Many personalities can be identified by visual clues. I used to work at a dry cleaner, and my ability to use personalities to identify customers often helped me understand them before they walked up to the counter. Knowing a customer’s personality helped me approach them in a way that made his/her visit to our establishment a pleasant experience. Read More.
7. Not all people can be identified upon visual inspection. For as accurate as a visual assessment can be sometimes it takes observing behavior to be more accurate. Although the visual clues can quickly identify someone’s personality, sometimes it is necessary to invest a little more time observing because appearances sometimes don’t always tell the whole story. Read More.
8. The sanguine and choleric personalities are EXTROVERTS. These two personality types are energized by people and activity. Read More.
9. The melancholy and phlegmatic personalities are INTROVERTS. These two personality types are energized by quiet settings and people drain them. Read More.
10. Every person ever born has a personality. That is because our personalities are shaped by our genes AND our environment. Everyone has access to those two things.
If you want to learn even MORE about the 10 Things, I will be blogging about each item and going into more detail. I hope you’ll check back and learn even MORE things about the 10 Things.
©2013 Shona Neff
originally posted on www.shonaneff.com.
