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This document lists personality traits associated with four archetypes - the otter, beaver, golden retriever, and lion. The otter is described as talkative, lively, curious, and likes making new friends. The beaver is thoughtful, creative, orderly, and persistent. The golden retriever has a relaxed personality and avoids conflict by mediating problems calmly. The lion is a natural born leader who acts decisively to solve problems and stimulate activity.

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Personality Traits To accompany Simon’s talk
Otter
Traits of the Otter (Sanguine) Talkative Life of the party Good sense of humour Memory for colour Emotional Cheerful and bubbling over Curious Make friends easily Love people Thrive on compliments Don’t hold grudges Like spontaneous activities
Beaver
Traits of a Beaver (Melancholic) Deep and thoughtful Analytical Serious and purposeful Talented and creative Sensitive to others Self-sacrificing Orderly and organized Detail conscious Persistent and thorough Good problem solver Make friends cautiously Content to stay in background
Golden Retriever
Traits of a Golden Retriever (Phlegmatic) Low-key personality Easy going and relaxed Calm, cool, and collected Patient, well balanced Quiet but witty Avoids conflict Sympathetic and kind Good listener Keeps emotions hidden Mediates problems Enjoys watching people Has compassion and concern
Lion
Traits of a Lion (Choleric) Born leader Compulsive need for change Must correct wrongs Strong willed and decisive Unemotional Independent and self-sufficient Goal oriented Exudes confidence Not easily discouraged Seeks practical solutions Moves quickly to action Stimulates activity Is usually right

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  • 1. Personality Traits To accompany Simon’s talk
  • 3. Traits of the Otter (Sanguine) Talkative Life of the party Good sense of humour Memory for colour Emotional Cheerful and bubbling over Curious Make friends easily Love people Thrive on compliments Don’t hold grudges Like spontaneous activities
  • 5. Traits of a Beaver (Melancholic) Deep and thoughtful Analytical Serious and purposeful Talented and creative Sensitive to others Self-sacrificing Orderly and organized Detail conscious Persistent and thorough Good problem solver Make friends cautiously Content to stay in background
  • 7. Traits of a Golden Retriever (Phlegmatic) Low-key personality Easy going and relaxed Calm, cool, and collected Patient, well balanced Quiet but witty Avoids conflict Sympathetic and kind Good listener Keeps emotions hidden Mediates problems Enjoys watching people Has compassion and concern
  • 9. Traits of a Lion (Choleric) Born leader Compulsive need for change Must correct wrongs Strong willed and decisive Unemotional Independent and self-sufficient Goal oriented Exudes confidence Not easily discouraged Seeks practical solutions Moves quickly to action Stimulates activity Is usually right