How to analyze people on sight through the science of human analysis the five human types

Elsie Lincoln Benedict Ralph Paine Benedict · 1921 · 225 pages

How to analyze people on sight through the science of human analysis the five human types

Elsie Lincoln Benedict Ralph Paine Benedict82

Emotional Liabilities Impatience, mercurial emotions and the expenditure of too much of his electricity in every little experience are the tendencies most to be guarded against. Business Assets That he is a "good mixer" and has the magnetism to interest and attract others are his most valuable business traits. Business Liabilities An appearance of flightiness and his tendency to hop from one subject to another, stand in the way of the Thoracic's promotion many times. Domestic Strength The ability to entertain and please his own family and to give of himself to them as freely as he gives himself to the world at large, is one of the most lovable thoracic traits. Domestic Weakness The temperament and temper of this type constitute a real domestic problem for those who live with them. But they are so forgiving themselves that it is almost impossible to hold anything against them. Should Aim At The Thoracic should aim at making fewer decisions, at finishing what he starts, and of wasting less energy in unnecessary words and motions. Should Avoid All situations, conditions and people who "Slip the belt off the will," who tend to cut life up into bits by dissipation or pleasure-seeking, should be avoided by this type because they aggravate his own weaknesses in that direction. Strong Points Personal ambition, adaptability and quick physical energy are the strongest points of the Thoracic. Weakest Points Too great excitability, irresponsibility and supersensitiveness, are the weakest points of this type. How to Deal with This Type Socially

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