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WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training.

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Page 1: WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? · WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training. Key points to understand: •There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None

WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR?Personality Profile Training.

Page 2: WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? · WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training. Key points to understand: •There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None

Key points to understand:

•There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None of us are just one color. We are all blended, (we have variations of each color in our personality.•The point of the profiling exercise is to give a generalization of the major, or typical tendencies of each color or personality type (i.e. Discover the dominant personality trait) So as to be better able to relate to each other.

Page 3: WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? · WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training. Key points to understand: •There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None

•Don’t try to be another color, they are what they are and you are what you are naturally.

•Every color falls into 3 categories at different, stages and to varying degrees, They are: Highly Functional, Typical and Dysfunctional.

•The key is staying true to who you are but becoming the best version of yourself.

Page 4: WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? · WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training. Key points to understand: •There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None

WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR?Part 2. What are the colours?

The descriptions that follow are TYPICAL of each colour: NB No one is exactly the same even with the same colours.

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•Determined

•Driven

•Win at all Cost

•Insecure

•Loud

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•Listeners

•Team Causes

•Overly Sensitive

•Genuine Friendships

•Soft spoken

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•FORGETFUL

•FOLLOWERS•SHORT TERMTHINKERS

•LATE•OPTIMISTIC

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•Cerebral

•Sceptical

•Paralysis byBy over Analysis

•unengaging

•Perfectionist

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WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR?Part 2. Identifying the colours

Page 10: WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? · WHAT’S YOUR COLOUR? Personality Profile Training. Key points to understand: •There are no bad colors, no good colors , inferior or superior colors. •None

Triggers to look for in:

Attitude & Appearance

INFORMAL PASSIVE

YELLOWS

INFORMAL AGGRESSIVE

BLUES

FORMAL PASSIVE

GREENS

AGGRESSIVE

REDSFORMAL

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AGGRESSIVE

REDSFORMAL

•Designer Brands

•Professional

•Elitist Mentality

•Firm Handshake

•Often Late

•Must keep score

•Clean and Organized

Examples are typical and not exclusive to any one colour

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INFORMAL PASSIVE

YELLOWS

•Soft Spoken

•Volunteering

•Endearing/Considerate

•Positive speakers

•Functional Fashion

Examples are typical and not exclusive to any one colour

•Timely

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INFORMAL AGGRESSIVE

BLUES

•Short Attention

•Daring & Adventurous

•Often late

•Vibrant & Loud

•Trendy

Examples are typical and not exclusive to any one colour

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Examples are typical and not exclusive to any one colour

•Cautious/Suspicious

•Very on time

•Functionality over style•Formal Tone

•Savers/Investments

•Untrendy

FORMAL PASSIVE

GREENS