How to analyze people on sight through the science of human analysis the five human types
Elsie Lincoln Benedict Ralph Paine Benedict217Capitalizes His Activity Instincts As shown in Chapter III, the Muscular, like the other types, capitalizes his chief instinct. In his case it is the instinct of activity. The Muscular likes activity, so he likes work, and because he is a good worker he nearly always has work to do. The Muscularly Inclined Every person Muscularly inclined can make a success at something of a practical nature, in the handling, running, driving, constructing or inventing of machinery. Things to Avoid The Muscular should avoid all vocations which confine him within small areas, pin him down to inactivity or sedentary work. Business Partners to Select The Musculars should select Musculars as their first choice in business partners, with Cerebrals second and Thoracics third. Partners and Employees to Avoid The Muscular should avoid the Osseous partner, the Osseous boss and the Osseous employee because his pugnacity makes it almost impossible for him to work harmoniously with this type. Localities to Avoid The Muscular can work in almost any locality. But he should avoid every place which keeps him too closely confined. Vocations for Pure Musculars The driving of high-powered cars, airplanes, machinery of all kinds, and work with his hands are the lines in which the average Muscular is most often successful. Other lines for him are construction, civil engineering, mechanics, professional dancing, acrobatics, athletics and pugilism. Women of this type make splendid physical culture teachers and expert swimmers. For Muscular-Alimentives The manufacturing and selling of practical foods, clothing and shelter; also politics.

