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Magda Tabac January 20, 2021

PERSISTER

If your Base Personality is Persister, the following will be some of the defining
elements of your personality and behaviour:

You value trust and view the world by evaluating people and situations through a
belief system. You prize loyalty and commitment.

OPINIONS – are your main perception, and this is why you’ll be heard saying a lot
things like: “In my opinion” “We should” “I believe” “respect” “values” “admiration”
“commitment” “dedication” “trust”

If your base personality type is Persister, then you are probably appreciated
for:

Your ability to observe and give opinions, beliefs, judgements about situations and
people.
Your conscientiousness in both professional and personal life. People often admire
your moral conduct and your ethics.
Your devotion to causes, a political party, your company, etc. and your tenacity in
respecting your ideals, principles and values.

Your CURRENCY is represented by VALUES

To stimulate your attention and interest, the person talking to you should
communicate through questions and exchanges of beliefs and values. If they will ask
for your opinion, they will certainly catch your attention.
To feel good and be efficient, you require your convictions/beliefs to be recognized:
“I admire you.” “I value your opinion.” “What do you believe we should do?” You
also require being recognized for your accomplishments, especially related to your
dedication and consciousness: “Good work.” “Great contribution.” “A job well
done.”
Under light distress, in an interaction with others, you may focus on what is wrong
rather than what is right; then, if distress increases, you could push beliefs, be overly
suspicious and righteous: “My opinion is the only right one.”
You need to regain trust in the person you are talking to in order to regain your
natural efficiency.

Click here to check out the other Types of Personality:

Thinker Harmoniser Imaginer Rebel Promoter

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