PERSONALITY TYPES EXPLAINED

HOW TO INCORPORATE SELF-AWARENESS INTO EVERYDAY LIFE

1. DOMINANCE

People who score high in dominance are direct, results-oriented, decisive, competitive and strong problem solvers. These people are bold and definitive. They tend to place a high value on winning and being the best. They look at the world with a logical lens and rely more on facts and data than intuition. In addition to being strong in their convictions, they also tend to react to opposing viewpoints with indifference or hostility.

2. INFLUENCE

If you’re a strong influencer, you tend to be charming, enthusiastic, optimistic, persuasive and inspiring. These people are bold and accepting. They consider themselves people-oriented and love to connect with others. They can often make others feel warm, invited, accepted and excited. Their general outlook on life is one that values collaboration, hope and acceptance. Because they value other people so much, they can be hesitant to provide constructive criticism or speak their minds. Their excitement sometimes gets the best of them and they become unable to focus on the details of a situation.

3. STEADINESS

Are you generally understanding, a team player, patient, stable and sincere? It’s likely steadiness is your dominant personality trait. People who have a high steadiness score are cautious yet accepting. They are interested in helping others and creating a stable environment. If you’re looking for a team member who will value cooperation and exude patience, find one that has a high steadiness score. Because they thrive in stable environments, they are less comfortable with ambiguity or transitions.