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There are 86 statements in this tool. Be honest as you evaluate each statement. Think of the content in each statement as YOU see yourself; not how you think others view you. At the end of each statement is a check box for True or False. Answer "True" if the entire statement applies to you - or MOSTLY applies to you. Answer "False" if part of the statement does not apply to you, or if the entire statement MOSTLY does not apply to you. To receive your results, you will need to provide an email address.

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1. I would be ok with being a member of several clubs at the same time.
2. I succeed when others may fail, primarily because I keep pushing when they get discouraged or quit.
3. My self-motivation makes me do something if it needs to be done. I can’t be satisfied until I complete it.
4. I often arrive late and forget what I’ve promised people.
5. I can be seen as moody and sensitive to criticism.
6. I have a tendency to think gloomy or depressive thoughts.
7. I don’t make friends very easily.
8. I tend to be tolerant of others.
9. I easily remember when someone has insulted me and tend to think about it now and then.
10. People see me as a leader, more from my drive and persistence than my “people personality”.
11. People would see me as emotional about what I think are important issues.
12. My nature is somewhat defensive and can be touchy.
13. My inner mind is often quite active thinking about my hopes and dreams.
14. My feathers don’t get ruffled very easily.
15. I have a tendency to feel sorry for myself.
16. I should be less moody and less sensitive.
17. I typically don’t have a loss for words.
18. By nature, I seem to be a good “peacemaker”.
19. I’m not the best at conversing with others, but I can analyze them pretty well.
20. Sometimes I think about getting revenge for old wrongs.

 

About This Free Personality Type Assessment

What makes understanding your personality type important?

Every person is born with a personality type. We call it a “language.” Four temperaments make up a person’s personality type. Each person is born with a mix of all four, but the one, two or three that are stronger in a person, create that person’s specific “language.”

The problem is, the differences in perspective and behavior of each temperament language, and each temperament mix, can cause difficulties in a team. A team leader understands that there are no right or wrong languages, and places no judgment on a person’s personality type.

Our default mindset, however, tends to think others should talk OUR language and see “it” the way we do. A wise leader, however, understands that the best language to speak, is the language of the other person.

In fact, learning how the different temperament languages interact creates a clear understanding of why certain people don’t get along with others, how to solve communication difficulties, even how to better delegate or deal with conflict.

Take this free personality test to learn what YOUR language is.

A wise leader practices speaking ALL the languages and can connect with anyone.