True Colors True colors Four distinctive
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slide1. True Colors<br>
slide2. True colors Four distinctive personality types
No one type is better than the others, because all of us have all four colors
First color: Innate color (Nature)
Second color: Learned color (Nurture)
Third & Fourth colors: Underdeveloped colors<br>
slide3. Assessment Directions to Complete True Colors Worksheet
Look at each row of horizontal categories of words. Rank the 4 categories from 1 to 4, with 4 being most like you and 1 least like you. Continue the next horizontal line of categories.
Make sure you rank these according to who you truly feel you are rather than who you would like to be.
Using the letter formula at the bottom, add up the specified letters<br>
slide4. Results A, H, K, N, S = ORANGE
B, G, I, M, T = GOLD
C, F, J, O, R = BLUE
D, E, L, P, Q = GREEN<br>
slide5. Group Work Break up into 4 groups by color
Establish a name for your group
Determine who will take on the following roles:
Group Leader
Builders
Observers
10 – 15 minutes to complete your task
After completing the task report back on your observations and group process<br>
slide6. Adventurous ORANGE "Just Do It" Action Oriented.
Quick-witted, Charming, Spontaneous
Playful. Injects fun into work.
Lives In Here & Now. Risk taker. Creative.
Enjoys Diversity, Variety, Competition.
Multi-tasker, Cheerful, Energetic. Bold.
Quick Thinking and Acting. Takes Charge.
High Visibility Performer. Accepts Challenges.
Enjoys Problem Solving. Negotiator.
Performs Well Under Pressure. Resilient.
Famous Oranges: JFK, Amelia Earhart, Lucille Ball, Rhett Butler, FDR, Francis of Assisi, Lee Iacocca, Winston Churchill, Garfield<br>
slide7. Traditional GOLD Respects Authority Rules, Routines, Policies
Faithful, Dependable, Prepared, Efficient
Remembers The Traditions That Work
Values Family
Work Comes Before Play
Practical. Systematic. Orderly
Identifies With Groups
Strives For A Sense Of Security
Thorough, Sensible, Punctual, Convential, Proper
A Right Way To Do Everything
Stick-To-Itivness.
Evaluates Actions As Right Or Wrong
Stable. Organized. Punctual. Helpful
Famous Golds: Mother Teresa, George Washington, Santa Claus, LBJ, George Washington, Joan Rivers, Henry Ford, Florence Nightingale<br>
slide8. Nurturer BLUE Sensitive To Needs Of Others.
Sincere. Expresses Appreciation.
Cooperative. Collaborative. Creative.
Caring. Team Builder And Player.
People Person. Engages Others.
Artistic. Inspirational. Spiritual.
Inclusive. Mediator. Peacemaker.
Idealistic. Intuitive. Romantic. Loyal.
Seeks Unity And Harmony. Caretaker.
Famous Blues: Mozart, Dorothy (Wizard of Oz), Thomas Jefferson, Cinderella, Gandhi, Mohammed Ali, Jimmy Carter<br>
slide9. Visionary GREEN Looks Forward And Sees Impact Of Actions Taken Now.
Explores All Facets Before Deciding. Checks for Accuracy.
Careful Planner. Systemataic. Enlivened By Work.
Status Quo Buster. Designer Of Change. Inventive.
Systematic. Logical. Theoretical. Self-Sufficient.
Often Not In The Mainstream. Persistent. Thorough.
Intellectual. Inquisitive. Impartial. Improvement Oriented.
Famous Greens: Socrates, Sherlock Holmes, Benjamin Franklin, Carl Jung, Thomas Edison, Eleanor Roosevelt, Katherine Hepburn, Rosalyn Carter<br>
slide10. More about your colors….. Temporal Terms
Blue is the present & future
Gold is the past & present
Green is the future
Orange is the present Money
Blue gives it away
Gold saves it
Green invests it
Orange spends it Life
Blue experiences life
Gold plans life
Green thinks about life
Orange lives life<br>
slide11. How does this apply to college?<br>
slide2. True colors Four distinctive personality types
No one type is better than the others, because all of us have all four colors
First color: Innate color (Nature)
Second color: Learned color (Nurture)
Third & Fourth colors: Underdeveloped colors<br>
slide3. Assessment Directions to Complete True Colors Worksheet
Look at each row of horizontal categories of words. Rank the 4 categories from 1 to 4, with 4 being most like you and 1 least like you. Continue the next horizontal line of categories.
Make sure you rank these according to who you truly feel you are rather than who you would like to be.
Using the letter formula at the bottom, add up the specified letters<br>
slide4. Results A, H, K, N, S = ORANGE
B, G, I, M, T = GOLD
C, F, J, O, R = BLUE
D, E, L, P, Q = GREEN<br>
slide5. Group Work Break up into 4 groups by color
Establish a name for your group
Determine who will take on the following roles:
Group Leader
Builders
Observers
10 – 15 minutes to complete your task
After completing the task report back on your observations and group process<br>
slide6. Adventurous ORANGE "Just Do It" Action Oriented.
Quick-witted, Charming, Spontaneous
Playful. Injects fun into work.
Lives In Here & Now. Risk taker. Creative.
Enjoys Diversity, Variety, Competition.
Multi-tasker, Cheerful, Energetic. Bold.
Quick Thinking and Acting. Takes Charge.
High Visibility Performer. Accepts Challenges.
Enjoys Problem Solving. Negotiator.
Performs Well Under Pressure. Resilient.
Famous Oranges: JFK, Amelia Earhart, Lucille Ball, Rhett Butler, FDR, Francis of Assisi, Lee Iacocca, Winston Churchill, Garfield<br>
slide7. Traditional GOLD Respects Authority Rules, Routines, Policies
Faithful, Dependable, Prepared, Efficient
Remembers The Traditions That Work
Values Family
Work Comes Before Play
Practical. Systematic. Orderly
Identifies With Groups
Strives For A Sense Of Security
Thorough, Sensible, Punctual, Convential, Proper
A Right Way To Do Everything
Stick-To-Itivness.
Evaluates Actions As Right Or Wrong
Stable. Organized. Punctual. Helpful
Famous Golds: Mother Teresa, George Washington, Santa Claus, LBJ, George Washington, Joan Rivers, Henry Ford, Florence Nightingale<br>
slide8. Nurturer BLUE Sensitive To Needs Of Others.
Sincere. Expresses Appreciation.
Cooperative. Collaborative. Creative.
Caring. Team Builder And Player.
People Person. Engages Others.
Artistic. Inspirational. Spiritual.
Inclusive. Mediator. Peacemaker.
Idealistic. Intuitive. Romantic. Loyal.
Seeks Unity And Harmony. Caretaker.
Famous Blues: Mozart, Dorothy (Wizard of Oz), Thomas Jefferson, Cinderella, Gandhi, Mohammed Ali, Jimmy Carter<br>
slide9. Visionary GREEN Looks Forward And Sees Impact Of Actions Taken Now.
Explores All Facets Before Deciding. Checks for Accuracy.
Careful Planner. Systemataic. Enlivened By Work.
Status Quo Buster. Designer Of Change. Inventive.
Systematic. Logical. Theoretical. Self-Sufficient.
Often Not In The Mainstream. Persistent. Thorough.
Intellectual. Inquisitive. Impartial. Improvement Oriented.
Famous Greens: Socrates, Sherlock Holmes, Benjamin Franklin, Carl Jung, Thomas Edison, Eleanor Roosevelt, Katherine Hepburn, Rosalyn Carter<br>
slide10. More about your colors….. Temporal Terms
Blue is the present & future
Gold is the past & present
Green is the future
Orange is the present Money
Blue gives it away
Gold saves it
Green invests it
Orange spends it Life
Blue experiences life
Gold plans life
Green thinks about life
Orange lives life<br>
slide11. How does this apply to college?<br>