Blue
The one who holds steady
You're steady. When others are scattered you're still there, and an urgent thing slows down a gear when it reaches you. You're not fast, but you rarely stop halfway, and you can outlast work that needs patience — that kind of person isn't conspicuous, yet whether something holds together often comes down to whether you're on it. You don't pick fights, and in a tense room you are yourself the thing that cools it.
Your strengths
- Your moods are even; in sudden situations you're the one to count on.
- You can take repetition and dullness, so you finish long things.
- You don't pick fights, and you can settle a tense room.
Worth keeping an eye on
- Say what you think once, even just a sentence — people are very willing to hear it.
- Set yourself a time to start; once you're moving, your stamina is the advantage.
- Ask when it's yours to ask for. What you do deserves to be seen.
How you speak, how you're heard
You don't say much, but you pick it up accurately and say it steadily, so when you do speak people listen properly. Say one sentence where a position is needed; you carry more weight than you think.
On a team
You're what keeps things steady. When others swing you don't move, and you can carry the repetitive, patience-heavy part.
How you come across
People find you easy to be around, and they'll tell you what's actually on their mind.
When you're tired
When you're tired you slow right down. That's how you recover — no need to hurry it; just give yourself the time.
With the other three
- Red
- They take you out, you bring them down to earth. Suggest where to go yourself once in a while — they'll be delighted.
- Yellow
- They'll happily make the calls, which is restful. Take one or two decisions yourself; they actually respect people with a view.
- Green
- Both of you read finely, so neither needs to explain much. One of you opens the subject, and it's comfortable.