by Susan Scott | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, personality type
This is a short and simple personality test meant to give you a general idea of your style. One of the pitfalls to personality tests is the tendency to want an absolutely clear, complete picture of ourselves. This is not possible nor necessarily desirable. Who we are...
by Susan Scott | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, personality type
This personality is perfectly represented by Pooh Bear. Pooh is the heart of the Hundred Acre Woods, and for good reason. He loves everyone and they love him. He accepts others for who they are, rarely complains and just radiates good humor and gentle kindness. No...
by Susan Scott | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, personality type
Eeyore, also known as the melancholy personality type is our organizer. He is the careful thinker, the one who takes his time and looks at all the angles before making a decision. I don’t particular care for the term “melancholy” to describe this personality...
by Susan Scott | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, personality type
Kids who try to run the household almost from birth have a unique gift of leadership. The take-charge personality reminds me of Rabbit, from Winnie the Pooh stories. Rabbit shares the high energy top half of the Temperament Chart with Tigger, but is over in the right...
by Susan Scott | Oct 19, 2020 | Blog, personality type
Understanding the Sanguine Tigger personality Sanguines bring color and energy into the world. Without sanguines, the rest of us would be a bit more drab, a bit less fun. Sanguine means blood, or a blood red color. Our blood carries the oxygen that fuels our bodies....
by Susan Scott | Mar 27, 2020 | Blog, Emotional Intelligence
When Chicken Little cried the sky is falling, most of the animals panicked with her because they, like most humans, were followers. Leaders take the time to ask questions, to dig deeper, to check their emotions and use them as data to consider, not as a master to...
