Brummet's Conscious Blog

 -- Quote of the Day -- “ We all have great things to offer and just because we have something different to offer doesn’t mean that there is something wrong with either one of us. …The assessment system that I use is DISC. The letter ‘D’ represents the ‘dominate’ type: and these are people that are outgoing, they are interested in getting things done, they are task oriented, they are bottom line communicators; so they get more done than any other personality type. They are great multi-taskers, they are go-getters, dogmatic, diligent and dynamic. They’re basic needs… are that they want choices, challenge and control. …The ‘I’ stands for ‘inspiring’ who are also outgoing, but they instead of being task oriented they are people oriented. They love to be the life of the party, they are optimistic, are good at motivating and persuading. Their needs are approval and recognition. …The ‘S’ stands for ‘supportive’; they are more reserved, but are interested in people. They a...

* Today's article comes to us from Sachin - of WebProfits.com.au   --  What Your Home Says About Your Personality -- A person's personality can be shown by the way they decorate their home, through their choices of colour, design and even how secure their home is. You might find it surprising but how we decorate our homes, what additions we make to them and how we look after them speaks volumes about our personalities and to the observant visitor your personality is completely on display. For example an extrovert is more likely to paint their walls with bright colours or use colourful wallpaper and a more cautious person would be the first to install security doors and security screens . Colour Your choice of colour within your home can quite accurately describe your personality. A more conservative person would be more likely to go for more neutral wall colours, such as beige or off-white, and if they do use a colour on their walls it is more...