Personality Cipher

How do Tacticians differ from the rest of us in their approach to romance and mating? Today we cover their courtship process and their mating behaviors.

We begin our series on Romantic Relationship with Logisticians. What is their perspective on mating? What do they want to accomplish? How do they act in a romantic relationship?

After a hiatus, the show is back on schedule with regular episodes each week. We address our forthcoming topic as well a concern raised about Temperament Theory regarding feeling like you are put in a box.

Today we return with an example of Tacticians in leadership by covering Erwin Rommel. Erwin Rommel known as "The Desert Fox" was a German General in WWII. Admired both his people and his Opponents for his chivalric behavior and brilliance as a tactical commander. 

On request we are covering some tips for the temperament of your Valentine. How does each archetype view the holiday, what do they want and expect out of their romantic relationships on Valentines Day?

Today we return with an example of Strategists in leadership by discussing Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon rose to prominence during the french revolution for his brilliance as a military leader, then became its Emperor. Before he was eventually deposed he reshaped the cultural and political landscape of Europe. 

Today we explore another historical example of temperament in leadership with Martin Luther. Martin Luther, a Diplomat, essentially founded the Christian Reformation. Learn what elements of Martin Luther's temperament aided him as a successful leader.

Today we discuss a historical example of a very successful logistical leader, George Washington. Why was he a successful leader? What were his strengths and weaknesses?

Today we continue our exploration of Leadership with Temperament by discussing the Strategist. How do Strategists lead? How do they want to be lead? What do they want to accomplish? What are their strengths? What are their weaknesses? Why should we value them? Find out on today's episode.

Today we continue our exploration of Leadership with Temperament by discussing the Diplomat. How do Diplomats lead? How do they want to be lead? What do they want to accomplish? What are their strengths? What are their weaknesses? Why should we value them? Find out on today's episode.

Today we explore the leadership roles and desires of Tacticians. How do Tacticians lead? How do they want to be lead? What do they want to accomplish? What are their strengths? What are their weaknesses? Why should we value them? Find out on today's episode.

Today we explore the leadership roles and desires of Logisticians. How do Logisticians lead? How do they want to be lead? What do they want to accomplish? What are their strengths? What are their weaknesses? Why should we value them? Find out on today's episode.

Today we interview one of our diplomat subscribers who has some questions regarding finding herself imbalanced in her role playing/authenticity tightrope walk. 

Today I briefly cover my theory on why the temperaments occupy the proportions of the population they do. Discussing the primitive tribal arrangements and needs of humanity.

After corresponding with a few subscribers we are implementing Phase II of the show where subscribers can participate and have their personal questions answered on their own episode. 

Strategists, Rationals, NT's overview of the archetype. What makes Strategists tick, how do they perceive the world and themselves? What do they value? Today we dive into the Strategists mind, not only on what makes them tick, but also how to identify them based on their word and tool usage.

Today we dive into Diplomats/Idealists/NF's. First we discuss their perspective. How they view the world, themselves, and what they value in life. Then we discuss the observable word and tool usage they prefer in order to help us identify them.

Our first deep dive into understanding the way Tacticians/Guardians/SP's think and how to identify them. We start by understanding their values, motivations, thought processes, and methods. Then dive into their preferred communication methods and tool usage.

Today I briefly explain why lecturing a Tactician doesn't benefit you or them. Then how to deal with them in a consequence/reward solution.

Today we jump into our first deep dive of one of the archetypes, the Logisticians. How do we understand these people who are so predominant & essential to civilization, community, & culture? Jump inside their mind, see how they think & what they want.

Briefly covering the two different phases a Diplomat goes into in a conflict. How to respond to each of these phases in order to maintain a good and healthy relationship with the Diplomat Archetype.

Today we cover a brief overview of the four temperament archetypes: Logisticians, Tacticians, Diplomats, and Strategists. Explain why the archetypes are important and a brief explanation and comparison before we jump in and do individual episodes covering these archetypes in depth.

Phillip discusses in this quicktip episode why spending our energy and resources trying to change the nature of other people ultimately results in our own dissatisfaction & unhappiness.

Guest Mary Clayson discusses integrating Temperament Theory into Education. A professional educator & content creator of the website learningwithpersonality.com We discuss the tools on her website for integrating children's preferences for interactions & learning into education. How to have success even when you are dealing with multiple children of different temperament.

The fundamentals of Temperament Theory, Internal Functions, and Observable Behaviors

My opening thoughts on Temperament Theory, why it is important and how we can use it.

Introduction into your host and the purpose of the show.