True Colors Personality System Understanding your color spectrum

True Colors Personality System Understanding your color spectrum

What is True Colors? True Colors™ is a model for understanding yourself and others The colors of Orange, Gold, Green and Blue are used to differentiate the four central personality styles of True Colors™. Each of us has a combination of colors that make up our personality spectrum, usually with one of the styles being the most dominant. Identifying your personality and the personalities of others provides you with insights into different motivations, actions and communication approaches.

How we will use True Colors? To understand our own personality and interests better To help us use this information to identify careers which are wellsuited to our personality types OR identify ways to brighten our less primary colors for jobs which aren’t in our primary color type

Over-view of the colors:

Summary of the Colors – Orange “Just Do It” Orange: Strengths Playful Generous Energetic Risk-takers Fun Creative Motivated by: Competition Choices and options Impulsive Competition Famous oranges: Katy Perry, JFK, Jim Carey

Summary of the colors –Blue “How does that make you feel? ” Blue Mediators Caretakers Romantics Peacemakers Famous Blues Oprah, Mother Teresa, Ghandi Strengths: Communication Motivation /encouragement Motivated By: Helping others Making the world better Social organizers

Summary of the colors – Green “Why? ” Green Strengths Always asking “why” Deep thinkers Intellectual Idea people Impressed by competence not titles or money Complex innovators Approaches interpersonal relationships in a logical manner Motivated by: Famous Greens MLK, Sherlock Holmes, Justice Sonya Soto Mayor Knowledge (is power) Learning and research Solving problems

Summary of the colors – Gold “Be Prepared” Love to plan Strengths Detail oriented Dependable Service oriented Loyal Family traditions Reliable Loyal and responsible Motivated by Strong belief in policies and procedures Routines Famous Golds: Stability George Washington, Chief Wilma Mankiller, Peyton Manning Tradition