User Profile

I am conceptual. I have an investigative mind, intrigued by questions like
"Which came first, the chicken or the egg?"
I am an independent thinker, a natural non-conformist,
and live life by my my own standards.

I like to do things that require vision, problem
solving, strategy, ingenuity, design, and change.
Once I have perfected an idea, I prefer to move on
to a new challenge.

I value knowledge, intelligence, insight, and justice.
I enjoy relationships with shared interests. I
prefer to let my head rule my heart. I am
cool, calm, collected. I do not express my emotions easily.

Greens thrive on designing, inventing, analyzing,
and scientific ideas. They are independent thinkers,
and problem-solvers.

-"Should be able to"
-Philosophical
-Futurists
-Often not in the mainstream
-Knows how to spell and pronounce "big" words
-"Why?"
-Very complex
-Can never know enough
-Need for independence and private time
-Intellectual
-Perfectionists
-Cool, calm, collected
-Theoretical
-Standard setters
-Work is play, play is work
-Explores all facets before making decisions
-Idea people
-Visionaries
-"Abstract"

-Super intellect
-98% right
-Tough-minded
-Efficient
-Powerful
-Creative, visionary
-Original, unique
-Eminently reasonable
-Rational
-Calm, not emotional
-Under control
-Precise, not repetitive
-Able to find flaws
-Objective
-Task, goal focus
-Holding firm to policy
-Seeking justice
-Assuming things will be well done
-Firm-minded, able to reprimand
-Great planner

-Intellectual snob
-Arrogant
-Heartless
-Doesn't care about people
-Ruthless
-Unrealistic
-Eccentric, weird
-Emotionally controlled
-Ignores peoples values
-Cool, aloof, unfeeling
-Unappreciative, stingy with praise
-Nasty, hatchet man
-Doesn't consider people in plans
-Afraid to open up
-Covers subject from all angles
-Critical, fault finding
-Not on my side
-Devaluing relational aspects
-Having limited ability to see obvious differences
-Lacking mercy, unfair

If your brightest color is green, you feel
best about yourself when you are solving problems, and when
you ideas are recognized. Especially when you feel ingenious.
You seek to express yourself through your ability to be
an expert in everything. Your idea of a great day is to use your
know-how like a laser to create solutions, in that you are a
complex individualist with great analytical ability. Although
you do not express your emotions openly, you do experience deep feelings.

-Developing Methods
-Thinking abstractly
-Analytical processes
-Exploring ideas
-A variety of interests
-Striving for competency
-Admiring intellect
-Storing wisdom and knowledge
-Being a perfectionist
-Abhorring rebundancy
-Utilizing precise language
-Handing complexity

People with green as their brightest color have curious minds.
They explore every facet of a problem or an idea to control the realities
of life. They are global by nature, always seeking universal truth. They
acquire skills and perfect any project or system on which they choose to
focus. They are symbolized by the abstract thinker, the unknown challenge
of outer space, the complexity and simplicity in design, and the symmetry
of forms.

Dream of: truth, perfection, accuracy
Value: answers, resolutions, intelligence, explanations
Regard: efficiency, increased output, reduced waste
Dislike: injustice and unfairness
Express: coolness, calm, and collected reservation
Foster: inventions and technology
Respect: Knowledge and capability
Promote: effectiveness, competence, and know-how

-Recognize their need for independence
-Valuing them with day-to-day details
-Preserving their privacy to think and read
-Accepting their lack of romantic gestures
-Realizing their stress comes from fear of appearing foolish
-Allowing them to be self-critical
-Understanding that they esteem themselves by being competent
-Praising with ingenuity

-Assigning projects which require analytical thinking and problem-solving
-Discussing your "big picture" with them and by eliciting their universal outlook
-Inspiring them with futuristic ideas and potentialities
-Respecting their inclination to go beyond the established rule of the system
-Allowing them the freedom to improve the system
-Taking their ideas to the next step and encouraging them to think independently
-Praising their investments and ingenuity
-Understanding their need to avoid rebundancy and repetitive tasks
-Recognizing and appreciating their competence in the job

At Work: I am conceptual and an independent thinker. For me, work is play.
I am drawn to constant challenge in careers, and like to develop models, explore
ideas, or build systems to satisfy my need to deal with the innovative. Once
I have perfected an idea, I prefer to move on, leaving the project to be
maintained and supported by others.

In Love: I prefer to let my head rule my heart. I dislike
repetition, so it is difficult for me to continuously express feelings.
I believe that once feelings are stated, they are obvious to a partner.
I am uneasy when my emotions control me; I want to establish a
relationship, leave it to maintain itself, and turn my energies
back to my career.

In Childhood: I appeared to be older than my years and
focused on my greatest interests, achieving in subjects that were
mentally stimulating. I was impatient with drill and routine,
questioned authority, and found it necessary to respect teacheres
before I could learn from them.