What personality types are represented in Gary Smalley personality tests?”
Gary Smalley Personality Test // added December 25, 2009 // 0 comments // 31 views Image… iqranewss * iqranewss * added this more from News: * Hempy Holidays! * Hempy Holidays! * 0 comments * Livworld.com Sign Up * Livworld.com Sign Up * 0 comments * Starbucks Holiday Hours 2009, Starbucks Hours * Starbucks Holiday Hours 2009, Starbucks Hours * 0 comments * Security Sector Reform in Nepal * Security Sector Reform in Nepal * 0 comments http://iqranews.com/top-stories/gary-smalley-personality-test.htm If a particular character trait of yours is too extreme, to the point that it irritates your mate or your children, you can decide to push that trait down and push other traits up.
See below for links and text on this subject: http://weirdblog.wordpress.com/2007/02/22/personality-types-lion-beaver-otter-and-golden-retriever/ Personality Types: Lion, Otter, Golden Retriever, and Beaver When it comes to personality profiles, most have heard of Myers-Briggs, Ned Herrmann’s Whole Brain, Galen’s four temperaments, DiSC assessment, and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter. One of the lesser known profiles, but just as insightful, was developed by Dr. Gary Smalley and Dr. John Trent. They base their personalities around animal characteristics. Not only are these entertaining but they are very easy for children to grasp as well. My wife and I often find ourselves saying, “that person sure is a ‘beaver,’” or “you’re such a ‘lion-otter.’” While these personality types are certainly broad categories, I find them very easy to remember and communicate. Th
When it comes to personality profiles, most have heard of Myers-Briggs, Ned Herrmann’s Whole Brain, Galen’s four temperaments, DiSC assessment, and the Keirsey Temperament Sorter. One of the lesser known profiles, but just as insightful, was developed by Dr. Gary Smalley and Dr. John Trent. They base their personalities around animal characteristics. Not only are these entertaining but they are very easy for children to grasp as well. My wife and I often find ourselves saying, “that person sure is a ‘beaver,’” or “you’re such a ‘lion-otter.’” While these personality types are certainly broad categories, I find them very easy to remember and communicate. This is extremely beneficial when dealing with family members, employees, and/or people in general. Knowing their temperaments can make the home, work environment, meetings, and projects run much smoother.
