Posts by Marita Littauer
Living in Strength
Wouldn’t it be great if each of us had our rough edges smoothed out a bit—that we would have been enlightened enough to have worked to eliminate our offensive traits. But look around. Your friends and family have probably not evolved to the place where you only see their strengths. While your weaknesses may not…
Read MoreHow to teach The Personalities in a short time frame—Valuable Clues
We not only don’t meet the emotional needs of others, but we also subconsciously withhold exactly what the other person needs.
Read MoreHow to teach The Personalities in a short time frame—Various Clues
Keep the focus on understanding/getting-along-with others.
Read MoreHow to teach The Personalities in a short time frame—Visible Clues
Quickly identify The Personality of others by observing their clothing, mannerisms/body language, and personal space.
Read MoreHow to teach The Personalities in a short time frame—Introduction
While our Personality is hard-wired, we can grow and mature.
Read MoreTeaching The Personalities in a short time frame—opening
The challenge with presenting The Personalities in a short time frame is sharing in such a way that the listeners can grasp the ideas and apply them.
Read MoreWired That Way
While I am not a stand-up comedian, using the context of The Personalities, I can be pretty funny.
Read MoreThis is My Story
Chuck and Marita are opposite in many ways, but similar in the ones that are most important. Chuck’s life path has been straight and stable. He’s left brained. Marita’s has been circuitous and varied. She’s right brained.
Read MoreDo The Personalities Put People in a Box?
When used as a tool for growth, as intended, The Personalities do not put you in a box. Instead, they actually help you out of the box, so you become a more rounded individual, a more balanced person.
Read MoreThe Personalities are Important in Family Relationships
Because The Personalities are easily understood and can be quickly applied, they can often provide almost instant relief—even when only one person is actively working to apply the knowledge. And this makes The Personalities especially important in family relationships.
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