true colors part ii. last week you should have determined what directionality color type you...
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True ColorsTrue ColorsPart IIPart II
Last week you should have determined what directionality color type you are--write your color type (blue, green, yellow, or red) at the top of page 2 of your packet.
Skip half way down your page and write in the remaining color types.
We are now going to go over characteristics of each color personality, their behaviors, strengths, and what each personality type needs from others in order to be successful.
As we go through this information, fill in the information describing characteristics of your color type (strengths and areas that you need to work on) and needs of the other color types.
Blue“What I am is good enough if I would only be it
openly.” --Carl Rogers
Famous Blues:MozartGhandi
Emily DickensonBill Clinton
Mohammad AliMartin Luther King, Jr.
Behaviors:◦Self-sacrificing, nurturing, polite, idealistic,
friendly, open, accepting, caretaking, sincere, catalyst
StrengthsEmotional Communication Work
Integrity Active Listener Steady
Encourager Agreeable Team Focused
Supportive Interactive Committed
Loyal Insightful Creative
Genuine Persuasive Imaginative
What “Blue” NEEDS from others for success
Climate Attitude Relationships
Open Sympathetic Trusting
Inviting Appreciative Valued
Positive Respectful Honest
Group Oriented Accepting Harmonious
Democratic Cooperative Emotional
Motivating “blues" to feel confident, connected & contributing: recognize their desire for peaceful resolution, be
affirming, compassionate, and understanding.
Green“Live to learn and you will learn to live”—Portuguese proverb
Famous Greens:Abe Lincoln
Madame CurieDwight EisenhowerEleanor Roosevelt
SocratesFrank Lloyd Wright
Thomas Edison
Behaviors◦Calm spirit, internal, works independently,
logical, processes information, curious.Strengths
Emotional Communication Work
Analytical Ability Makes friends cautiously
Likes Detail
Competent Dry sense of humor High standards
Reflective thinker Gives advice only when asked
Conscientious
Independent Asks questions Thorough
Conceptual Brief & Concise Seeks knowledge
WhatWhat “Green” “Green” NEEDS from NEEDS from others for successothers for success
Climate Attitude Relationships
Flexible Impartial Concise
Independent Reasonable Fair
Quiet Objective Unbiased
Calm Sensible Emotionally Controlled
Motivating “greens” to feel confident, connected & contributing: recognize their needs of competency; be objective and avoid
power struggles.
Yellow“The Time is always right to do what is
right.”--Martin Luther King, Jr.
Famous Yellows:Harry Truman
Joan RiversGeorge Washington
Nancy ReaganGerald FordMr. Rogers
Behaviors◦Practical, traditional, responsible, formal,
structured, businesslike, serious, guardianStrengths
Emotional Communication Work
Steady Firm Efficient
Dependable Realistic Goal Driven
Loyal Structured Decisive
Parental Conservative Dedicated
Sensible In Charge Organized
WhatWhat “Yellow” “Yellow” NEEDS from NEEDS from others for successothers for success
Climate Attitude Relationships
Ordered Accountable Consistent
Permanent Efficient Stable
Uniform Direct Reliable
Secure Punctual Focused
Well Defined Predictable Defined
Motivating “yellows” to feel confident, connected & contributing: recognize their need for clarity on rules & requirements; be fair & consistent; acknowledge their earnest
work.
Red“Don’t be afraid to go out on a limb. That’s where the
fruit is”—Anonymous
Famous Reds:John F. Kennedy
Ernest HemmingwayWinston Churchill
Amelia EarhartTeddy Roosevelt
Lucille Ball
Behaviors◦Active, joyful, playful, promoter, artisan,
entrepreneur, trouble shooterStrengths
Emotional Communication Work
Spontaneous Confident Leader
Enthusiastic Negotiator Versatile
Confident Verbal Innovative
Open Minded Humorous Creative
Risk Taker Candid Hands on
What What “Red” “Red” NEEDS from NEEDS from others for successothers for success
Climate Attitude Relationships
Fast Paced Positive Spontaneous
Varied Nonjudgmental Rewarded
Eclectic Open Supported
Unstructured Carefree Flexibility
Changing Adaptable Fun loving
Motivating “reds” to feel confident, connected & contributing: recognize their need to have immediate payoffs; focus on the here and now; give them freedom to express
themselves.