Are you outgoing? Do you like people who talk about themselves? Or do you prefer to keep things to yourself and just listen? Your personality affects your social skills, your choices in relationships, even what food you eat! If you want to start acting like someone else, change your personality.
2) Find out if you're an introvert or extrovert.
Introverts tend to be quiet and enjoy their own company (unless they're with friends). Extroverts love talking and interacting with others. Being an introvert doesn't mean you don't care about others - you just need some alone time every now and then.
3) What's your dominant personality trait?
People with a Type A personality have high levels of urgency, drive, activity, competitiveness, impatience, and intolerance. These traits make them highly productive. But their intense nature often causes them to overwork, become impatient, and fail to work well with others.
4) Discover your Myers-Briggs personality type at www.myersbriggs.org.
This test measures your personality based on four preferences: Intuition, Sensing, Thinking, and Feeling. Learn about each type and determine which one describes you best.
5) How does your personality affect your business?
Does working with people scare you? Or do you thrive off of people? Knowing your personality helps you better understand others and makes it easier to get along with people. Even if you work alone, understanding your personality can help build rapport with clients and potential customers.
6) What are your pet peeves? Don't let anyone offend you!
7) Is your style casual or formal?
Casual clothing reflects a laid-back attitude and lets you express yourself. Formal clothing requires more thought and attention to detail. Both styles suit different occasions. Be comfortable and confident, but choose the right look for the occasion.