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The Choleric (Worker) is:
Extroverted Determined Demanding Domineering Controlling Practical - Self-reliant Decisive Independent Confident - Goal-oriented - Risk-taker Aggressive Insensitive Impatient
The Sanguine (Talker) is:
Extroverted Enthusiastic Emotional Sociable Impulsive Articulate Optimistic Persuasive - Self-absorbed Generous Egotistical Charming Unorganized Playful - Personable
The Phlegmatic (Watcher) is:
Introverted Accommodating Harmonious Agreeable Indecisive Uninvolved Sympathetic Undermining Patient Supportive Stable Possessive Passive Selfish Bashful - Tolerant
The Melancholy (Thinker) is:
Introverted Analytical Thoughtful Organized Critical Shy Detailed Pessimistic Sensitive Diplomatic Economical Loyal Introspective Private Conscientious Moody
Unfortunately, most people do not appreciate
value of temperament diversity in their relationships. Some people define a successful relationship as one where they have similar interests and much in common with their partner. Many make
fundamental mistake of believing that similarity is
key to compatibility.
The most common and natural attraction of opposites is between
introvert and extrovert. Like
attraction between Yin and Yang, introverts and extroverts recognize in one another
qualities and traits they require for balance. The two most naturally balanced relationships are between
Worker & Watcher styles or
Talker & Thinker styles. Due to their aggressive and controlling nature,
least compatible relationship is between two Workers. All relationship combinations can work if people understand
temperament dynamics and are willing to make adjustments as required. Whether it is a nation, a company, or a personal relationship, strength and balance are found in our complementary differences, not in our similarities.

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