Personality Colors Quiz

Red

“Troublesome” Shade - They tend to exhibit extreme insecurity and lean toward being sociopaths, making up their own morals as they go to fit their situation. Egocentric behavior is common, with verbal abuse present and ready if others do not fulfill their sense of entitlement.

“Typical” Shade – They are confident and love challenges. They are driven by a strong desire to win and they consider themselves to belong in society’s elite. Overachievement and quick decision making skills help keep them in the limelight and garnering praise from those around them, which is right where they love to be.

“True” Shade – They are ethical winners, with their strength under control. They no longer NEED the approval of others, but have a well-established self-image that allows them to move toward their goals while keeping in their awareness the needs of those around them. Although they still love the attention of victory, they are sure to acknowledge those around them before reaping their own glory.

Blue

“Troublesome” Shade – They tend to act without thought of consequences, and are terrible about not being on time or following through with their promises because of their “live for the moment” attitude and their insatiable desire to please themselves first. They are unreliable, forgetful, and often speak before they think.

“Typical” Shade – They are spontaneous and fun loving people that can bring a bright spot to any occasion. Their love of adventure and good sense of humor make them attractive to any party, but don’t make them the center of the evening because time is still just not as important as what they may be doing on any given occasion.

“True” Shade – They are mindful of others’ time, and consider the consequences of their actions before they act. Their love of fun and their energetic behavior is inspiring to those around them when augmented by their focus to stay on track with their goals and desires.

Green

“Troublesome” Shade – They tend to overanalyze things to the point of being unable to take the first step. They accept nothing on faith, are very unforgiving, skeptical, and expect perfection in every aspect of life. They have an inner need to win every argument and are not very social.

“Typical” Shade – They are highly analytical thinkers and problem solvers, but need to follow a detailed plan in order to function, and like to make well informed decisions after careful consideration. They are practical realists who prefer fact over opinion, pursue “perfection” in themselves and others, and do their best to remain emotionally detached.

“True” Shade – They love a well thought out plan, but do not let the absence of one prevent them from moving forward in life. Their ability to “get to the bottom” of a situation makes them a valuable friend when combined with their ability to empathize and help to form a solution. Their strength is an ability to stand firm on principle in the face of any opposition.

Yellow

“Troublesome” Shade – They are emotionally insecure and will avoid conflict at any cost, even if the results would be healthy. When their bottled-up emotions do finally get released it is in an explosion of anger and bitterness. They are often gullible, worrisome, indecisive to a fault, and lack overall motivation in life.

“Typical” Shade – They are friendly, loyal, and honest. They thrive on team activities, family, and outdoor recreation. They are turned off by materialism and prefer a simpler life, avoiding conflict whenever possible in favor of remaining personable.

“True” Shade – They know how to express their emotions and opinions in a way that remains friendly and empathetic without being overly sympathetic. They are capable of “tough love” and know that they can only help those who truly want to change. Criticism is understood to be a part of life and they do not take it personally. They are the ultimate team members, supporters, and natural peacemakers.