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Part II: Chapter 2 ‐ The Personality Match

He has no stage fright or self-doubt, is full of optimism and basically
assumes that he can win others over.
An Inspirator is motivated by new projects, new acquaintances,
new ideas. He likes to have a free space in which he can manage his
own time. When he feels inspired, he can create unique ideas or paint
visions. He does not see the problems, but always the opportunities
and possibilities. The implementation of the ideas, however, is not the
Inspirator's business. He is erratic and gets bogged down in his many
activities. Thus, many of his good ideas fizzle out. His optimism
sometimes leads him to see reality too rosy and to underestimate the
scope of emerging difficulties. In addition: He always wants to meet
new people, so he does not attach any importance to intensive, deep
friendships.

At a glance: the Inspirator
Targets Popularity, confirmation, stimulate ideas
Determining emotions Joy, fun
Judges others by their verbal skills and according to whether they
Have variety to offer
Effect on others rousing, entertaining, egocentric
Behavior under pressure chaotic, reckless, volatile, flighty
Strengths Eloquence, Enthusiasm,
Sociability, humor
Weaknesses superficial, unreliable, disorganized
Fear Loss of recognition, loss of his
Self-esteem

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