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     Top Reviews Most Recent Top Reviews American Author Florence LittorbornFlorence ChapmanApril 27, 1928DiedJuly 11, 2020 (aged 92) professions, SpeakerNotable WorksPersonality Plussposfred Littore (1953-2002; his death) Children5 Florence Littoy (née Chapman; April 27, 1928 – July 11, 2020) [1] An American Christian self-help writer and speaker was public. Littauer is best known for her series
     of books based on personality plus personality systems. [2] She was listed as one of Helen's Hosier's 100 Christian women who changed the twentieth century and has received the Council Award of Peers of the National Speakers Association for Excellence and has been named by them as a certified speaking professional. [3] [4] Background The daughter of Walter and Katie F. Chapman, she grew up in
     her father's store in Haverhill, Massachusetts, sharing three rooms with her family. He attended on a scholarship at the University of Massachusetts Amherst,[5] where he earned a bachelor's degree in English with a minor in psychiatry. [6] She met her future husband, Fred Littauer (2002 dead), at a Jewish Day camp for girls, getting engaged about two years later. [7] The marriage was covered by life goes
     to a wedding and the two had five children together. Their third child, Fred Jr. Freddie, died from issues related to the seizures he suffered in his infancy and their fourth child, Larry (deceased), suffering from a brain disorder and was institutionalized. [7] [8] During this time Littore suffered depression, which continued until he met Billy Graham Evangelical Team member Roy Gustafsson. [6] From this
     meeting, Litouer and her husband started a ministry, a public speaking business, and a series of religious themed books. [9] Littours adopted his last child, a boy, after Freddy's death. In October 2002, Fred died of a heart attack at his home while Littore was away on a speaking engagement. Behind personality: My life story was in its final editing stages at that time and Littauer poured a tribute to her late
     husband in the final chapter of the book. [10] Personality plus personality groups are considered powerful Cholerics leader and commander types, being dominant, strong, decisive, and sometimes arrogant. They become good leaders because they are motivated to work, but they may offend some people along the way. Cholerix is also known as a powerful type. Perfect melancholy personality types are
     described by Littour for being mental types, with their personality with strong emphasis on thinking, evaluation and evaluation. Their specific behavior includes thinking, assessing, creating lists, evaluating positives and negatives, and general analysis of facts. They love maps, charts and graphs. They are usually the four types most intelligent, but they tend to focus on details. A sadness is a planner, making
     sure things happen, though sometimes they can Own with more analysis. Lists and things to do in the right way are features of this personality type. Melancholis is also known as the perfect type. Popular optimists are a social personality type, displaying characteristics such as a trend for socialization and entertainment. They enjoy telling fun, social, chatting, stories — and the world is fond of promising,
     because it's the friendly thing to do. One gets along well with optimistic people and others may be excited about the issues, but cannot always be trusted to work. They love interacting with others and play the role of the center of attention in entertainment or group interactions. They have a tendency to promise more and under-deliver. Sanginis is also known as popular type. Peaceful phlematics are
     described as being a flat-type personality, being put back and wishing for a peaceful environment above all else. They're going easy, laid back, nonchalant, unchallenged and relaxed. Desire a calm and peaceful atmosphere above everything else. They do not actively disturb people, but their indifference can disappoint people. They do not try to make decisions, and generally go for the status quo. They are
     good as mediators because they usually don't have many enemies. They also have a dry and quick sense of humor. Phlemetics is also known as a peaceful type. None of these types are described as being particularly positive or negative - hence the combination of positive and negative adjectives (i.e. powerful with choleric). They each have upsides and downsides. The characteristics are for observation
     and identification, instead of viewing. [Citation Needed] Bibliography Blown Away Dark Clouds (1979) Persona Plus (1983) Best of Your Personality Tree (1986) Florence Littau Litter (1989) Silver Boxes: Gift of Encouragement (1989) to Dare Dream For (1991) Silver Lining: Breaking Through The Clouds of Depression (1994) Gift of Encouraging Words (1996) Personality for Parents Plus: Understanding
     What Makes Your Child Tick (2000) A Letter Is A Gift Forever : The charm and tradition of a handwritten note (2001) it takes so little to be above average (2001) Personality Plus for Couples: Understand Yourself and the One You Love (2001) Setting the stage for his child's faith (2002) personality behind: The Story of My Life (2003) Trees Your Personality (2005) How Hard To Get With People (2006)
     Communication Plus : How to Talk So People Will Listen (2006) Personality at Work Plus: How to Work Successfully With Someone (2011) Co-Written With Husband, Fred Littauer Comes A Marriage After Every Marriage (1997) [1] Reference^ A B Florence Littauer April 27, 1928 - July 11, 2020. 11th July 2020. ^ Reynolds, Cynthia Furlong. Four basic types of personality series: connections. St. Petersburg
     Times . January 11, 1995, p4. D^ Fort Scott Tribune. All paths have led here: As chairman Florence Littauer. January 31, 1996, p1-2 ^ Hocier, Helen Couman. 100 100 Women who changed the twentieth century. Baker Publishing Group. 2000, p42-48^win- Some women's retreat set, Ludington Daily News, October 6, 1963, p6^a b Weldon, Ann. I had to humble myself. Florence Lithor gave her life to Jesus
     Christ after the tragedies of life, forcing her into total defeat, Evening Independent, November 8, 1980, p.8A^a B Miller, daughter Jean. Ladies Prayer Luncheon: Florence Littour... Some things are more important than success, Evening Independent, November 4, 1980 (Section B). ^ Fencing, Esther Talbot. The story of the author of Getting On With The Talking Life Attention, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch,
     February 17, 1995, p. 4^ Stewart, Rose Russell. What we say can destroy or make life a success. Toledo blade. November 15, 1988, p21 ^ in Memoriam: Fred Littaur. Archived from the original on 2015-03-30. Retrieved 2014-10-31. External Link Littauer's speaker page on daughter Marita's passing of her mother, thepersonalities.com; Reached 17th July, 2020. Https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?
     title=Florence_Littauer&oldid=968563964 I thought this book was very gimmicky. Its arrogant is that there are four basic dispositions: popular optimists, peaceful phlegmatic, powerful choleric, and perfect sadness. The idea is that you can identify your trends and the people you interact with, and appropriately customize. For example, popular optimists are fun, talkative, outgoing, have great ideas and
     are fired up about them, but they are flaky, self-centered, and lack organization and follow them. So maybe they could I thought this book was pretty gimmicky. Its arrogant is that there are four basic dispositions: popular optimists, peaceful phlegmatic, powerful choleric, and perfect sadness. The idea is that you can identify your trends and the people you interact with, and appropriately customize. For
     example, popular optimists are fun, talkative, outgoing, have great ideas and are fired up about them, but they are flaky, self-centered, and lack organization and follow them. So maybe they might lead the meeting and excite everyone, but then the representatives so that the details of others will be properly taken care of. Perfect Melencollis are introverted and analytical, organized, easily depressed and
     pessimistic. Powerful Cholerics are extroverted optimistic doers who make good leaders but can be controlled, bossy, and stubborn, and don't have much access to friends. Peaceful phlematics are easy-going, happy, relaxed, but unenthusiastic, resistant to change, and may seem wishful-washy or lazy because they are laid back. My first problem is the test with this book one can take to identify your type.
     There were forty lines of words, four crosses, and you have to choose which of the four best each row applies to you. The thing that I found strange was that each set of four words had nothing necessarily in common other than starting with the same letter, which seems like a strange tactic to me. For example Deciding where you are on a continuum, such as shy, reserved, outgoing, or bold you must
     decide if you are: constantly, playful, persuasive, or peacefully renewed, reserved, respectful, or adherence to resources, grateful, assertive, or optimistic patient, insecure, inconclusive, or in the middle, withdrawn, workaholic, or wants credit I think you can get a questionable idea at best. On top of that, you can end up with considerable distribution between two or more types, so you say, choleric
     tendencies, or whatever, as many or none of the words from each row can fit. So basically, it comes down to: there are all the different types of people out there who feel and behave differently, have different strengths and weaknesses, get along well or do well with some other celebrities or situations, and respond well to different types of communication and behavior. Gee, thank you! I never knew that
     different people are, um, different from each other. I think take this book away from it, pay attention to myself and others, and try to play to yourself and each other's strengths, and try to reduce weaknesses. Which is good advice, of course. But although there are some good (if seemingly exaggerated) examples, it's not rocket science, or indeed, any kind of science. ... More. More
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