Reaction Personality

The Reaction Personality is a fun-loving person with flair and enthusiasm. They have lively, friendly eyes, and through the years will develop “fun lines” around their eyes and the corners of their mouths. They are the creative geniuses and are willing to share this genius with anyone who will accept them for who they are.

Thinking Personality

The Thinking Personality is known as the workaholic. They are responsible people. They need a clean and functional environment – they need things to be orderly.

Emotions Personality

The Emotions Personality is a touching person. They physically like to touch; they hug, they pat people; they meet people and make friends easily. They look to build harmony wherever they go. They truly like everyone!

Personalities Continued

Some of the things that shape and hone our personalities are what I term “pre-recorded messages.” Pre-recorded messages are those things we “heard” early in life.

Personalities in Context

Each person has a baseline personality. It is where the person’s psychological need is. It is greater than anything else including love, physical needs, etc. (see Maslow’s Ladder). The baseline personality is 100% you. You may have other personalities in a lesser degree.

Personalities – Introduction

I have learned through the ages that my being different from you does not mean that one of us has something wrong with us, but simply that we were created from birth and/or extreme circumstances in early life to have our very own characteristic ways of dealing with the world.

Kids Learn More When Moms Listen

” . . . . by simply listening, a mother helps her child learn.”

PEACE

  Several years ago I was visiting a school in Cairo, Egypt. The school owners shared a student’s poem with us that I have treasured through the years. The author was a young Muslim woman, an eleventh-grader at the time. She was too shy to read the poem so she asked her friend to read it aloud to [...]

The Chet Atkins’ Approach to Teaching

In the mid 1940s Chet was repeatedly fired by WRVA (Richmond, VA) because his musical arrangements differed from the expectations of the station’s executives.