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You have landed on this page because you want an easier road to wealth...
I believe that you can never know enough about personality types.Personality typing increases your understanding of yourself and of others. And if you want to succeed at the highest level then you need to understand your personality profile.
Take Roger Hamilton's Wealth Dynamic Personality Profile TodayThen send me an email and tell me that it was one of the best investments that you have ever made!
In brief, back in 1920 a man came back from China with a translation of the I Ching. A year later Carl Jung published his book, Personality Types. Some time later a mother and daughter team Myers and Briggs created the Myers Briggs Personality Profiling System which has become the most used personality profiling system by the business and education sectors in the world. The Myers Briggs model measures four dimensions
From this we get 16 personality types.
Once you know your Myers Briggs profile you can go online and do a search for famous people who share the same profile as you. This then provides valuable information for you in understanding yourself. But there are a few holes in the Myers Briggs which have been plugged by NLP. NLP in the 1980's discovered Meta Programs. Meta Programs are mental processes which manage, guide and direct other mental processes. For example some people prefer to work with systems, things or people. So two people who share the same Myers Briggs profile can be quite different if their Meta Programs are different. Meta Programs fine tunes the Myers Briggs and provides additional specific information about your personality. And then along came Roger Hamilton in the early 21st century. Roger was born in Hong Kong to a Scottish father and a Chinese mother. When you meet Roger you will hear him joke about his odd accent. Anyway Roger went back to the original I Ching from which Carl Jung developed his theory of personality types. He then developed a profiling system called Wealth Dynamics that aims to measure those aspects of your personality profile that direct your best choice of career. From my background as an NLP Life Coach I can see that his profiling system not only measures the four dimensions of Introversion - Extroversion, Sensing - Intuition, Feeling - Thinking and Judging - Perceiving but also measures some of the meta programs -- and then neatly formats the result into 8 personality types that measure your occupation type. Take the wealth dynamic profile test now or read on... In my experience the Wealth Dynamics Profile gives a far more accurate picture of your personality type in respect of career than the Myers Briggs or any other personality profiling instrument that I have used. If you are interested, my Myers Briggs personality profile is INFJ, which is similar to that of Oprah Winfrey. That is introversion, intuitor, feeling, judging. And I do have some similarities to Oprah in that I am a people helper and I do enjoy being on stage but I am more systems oriented than a performer. Let's take a moment to look at my Wealth Dynamics Profile.
The left side of the square measures Introversion. The right side Extroversion. The top side measures Intuition and the bottom half Sensing. You will see there are 8 personality types: Creator, Star, Supporter, Deal maker, Trader, Accumulator, Lord and Mechanic. I am predominantly a Mechanic, then a Lord and then a Creator. When I look at how my energy naturally moves I like to create a new product, which is usually something to do with people. So I start by designing a new personal procedure or modifying an existing one. I draft out a manual, run a workshop, update the manual, rerun the workshop to tweak the procedure, update the manual. Then I lose interest in running the workshop and instead focus on writing the manual. Then I design a marketing strategy and automate the sales online. And then I move onto a new project and repeat the process. As I mentioned before Oprah Winfrey is an INFJ, the same as me but the Wealth Dynamics Profile measures her as a Star. And what she has done for years is sit in front of an audience - something that I don't find compelling. What I need to do is either take an existing personal development product or create one, and then improve upon it. Once I have done that I want build a system to market it. That is what I find exciting... and sure enough when I learn that Jeff Bezos, the man who built Amazon.com, is a Wealth Dynamics Mechanic, I can clearly see that we share the same style of wealth creation. So now I can see that I need to aspire to be like Jeff Bezos and not like Oprah Winfrey. For me, the Wealth Dynamics Profile has been far more useful than the Myers Briggs, when it comes to profiling my career identity and my path to wealth. Take the wealth dynamic profile test now or read on...
If you have a look at the figure again you will see that I am the Mechanic over on the top left quadrant. What do I find challenging? Getting on the phone and doing business deals. What do I like doing? Sitting in front of my computer. So who do I get to help me? I need a Star to champion me and a Deal Maker to negotiate business deals. (You will learn that there is a method in finding out who your compliment profiles are.) If you look at the figure you will see that both the Star and the Deal Maker are both extroverts, in contrast to myself being an introvert. Extroverts like spending time with people. They hate being locked up in an office. Now that I have a better understanding of personality types I team up with a Star and a Deal Maker, and we all have a lot more fun and make a lot more money. So what are the benefits of understanding your personality type?
So what is your Wealth Creation personality type? Don't put it off. I believe you will find it to be one of the best investments that you have ever made. Abby Eagle
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