41. The Four Discovery Colour Energies Cool Blue Showing no bias Objective Detached Analytical Fiery Red Positive Affirmative Bold Assertive Still Tranquil Calming Soothing Earth Green Cheerful Uplifting Spirited Buoyant Sunshine Yellow
48. Colourful Steps to a Positive Mental Attitude Connect with your Sunshine Yellow Energy Play with Positive Metaphors Connect with your Cool Blue Energy Ask Positive Questions Connect with your Earth Green Energy Tell the Truth about Your Feelings
50. Jung’s Preferences and the Color Energies 20 20 20 Cool Blue Cool Blue energy is the combination of the Introverted and Thinking preferences - producing a style that is task-focused, calm under pressure, thoughtful and objective. Earth Green Earth Green energy is the combination of the Introverted and Feeling preferences - resulting in an approach that favors depth, reflection, harmony and consensus. Sunshine Yellow Sunshine Yellow energy is the combination of the Extraverted and Feeling preferences – coupling sociability and consideration for others with being action-oriented and entertaining. Fiery Red Fiery Red energy is the combination of the Extraverted and Thinking preferences - enjoying high activity, working with others, being logical and focusing on facts.
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52. Preferences – Introversion and Extraversion Quiet Observant Inward focus Depth Intimate Reserved Reflective Thoughtful Cautious Energetic Involved Outward focus Breadth Quick Action oriented Outspoken Bold EXTRAVERSION INTROVERSION "The extravert orients himself predominantly by the outward, collective norms of his times, etc. The attitudes of the introverted, on the other hand, are determined mainly by subjective factors" – Jolande Jacobi, 1962
54. Thinking and Feeling: Jung’s Rational Functions “ I call the two types rational or judging types because they are characterised by the supremacy of the reasoning and judging functions.” – C. G. Jung, Psychological Types Formal, Impersonal, Analytical, Detached, Objective Strong-minded, Competitive, Correct, Task, Systems, Informal, Personal, Considerate, Involved, Subjective, Caring, Accommodating, Harmonious, Relationships, Morale Feeling Preference Thinking Preference
55. Thinking and Feeling: Jung’s Rational Functions Formal Detached Competitive Impersonal Objective Correct Informal Considerate Caring Personal Involved Accommodating Focus on the Task Focus on the Relationship FEELING THINKING 20 20 20 20
56. Sensation and Intuition: Jung’s Irrational Functions Specific Present-oriented Realistic Persistent Down-to-earth Practical Precise Factual Step by step Global Future-oriented Imaginative Catalytic Process Conceptual Possibilities Abstract Indirect Generalities Intuition Sensation “ Sensation perceives things as they are and not otherwise. Intuition also perceives, but less through its capacity for unconscious ‘inner perception’ of the inherent potentialities of things. " – Jolande Jacobi, 1962
58. The Steps to Personal Effectiveness Step 1 Explore and discover more about yourself Step 2 Learn how to recognise and appreciate others’ differences Step 3 Learn how to adapt your behaviour to interact more effectively with others Step 4 Take action and put your learning into practice
59. Perception You will see the world differently from the way other people see it.
60. The Ladder of Perception The event (as a camera would capture it) My perception (selected data) Value judgements I made Interpretations and meanings I gave Logical conclusions I drew Emotional and physical responses Beliefs I formed Actions I took
Editor's Notes
Looking around the room now, there is talking, listening, thinking, feeling, planning, doing, and just being. Can you see the multiple energies are flowing in a unique way? Can you see the difference we each bring our own?
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