1. Adventurous: One who will take on new and daring enterprises with a determination to master them.
Adaptable: Easily fits and is comfortable in any situation.
Animated: Full of life, lively use of hand, arm, and face gestures.
Analytical: Likes to examine the parts for their logical and proper relationships.

2. Persistent: Sees one project through to its completion before starting another.
Playful: Full of fun and good humor.
Persuasive: Convinces through logic and fact rather than charm or power.
Peaceful: Seems undisturbed and tranquil and retreats from any form of strife.

3. Submissive: Easily accepts any other’s point of view or desire with little need to assert his own opinion.
Self-sacrificing: Willingly gives up his own personal being for the sake of, or to meet the needs of others.
Sociable: One who sees being with others as an opportunity to be cute and entertaining rather than as a challenge or business opportunity.
Strong-willed: One who is determined to have his own way.

4. Considerate: Having regard for the needs and feelings of others.
Controlled: Has emotional feelings but rarely displays them.
Competitive: Turns every situation, happening, or game into a contest and always plays to win!
Convincing: Can win you over to anything through the sheer charm of his personality.

5. Refreshing: Renews and stimulates or makes others feel good.
Respectful: Treats others with deference, honor, and esteem.
Reserved: Self-restraint in expression of emotion or enthusiasm.
Resourceful: Able to act quickly and effectively in virtually all situations.

6. Satisfied: A person who easily accepts any circumstance or situation.
Sensitive: Intensively cares about others, and what happens.
Self-reliant: An independent person who can fully rely on his own capabilities, judgment, and resources.
Spirited: Full of life and excitement.

7. Planner: Prefers to work out a detailed arrangement beforehand for the accomplishment of project or goal, and prefers involvement with the planning stages and the finished product rather than the carrying out of the task.
Patient: Unmoved by delay, remains calm and tolerant.
Positive: Knows it will turn out right if he’s in charge.
Promoter: Urges or compels others to go along, join, or invest through the charm of his own personality.

8. Sure: Confident, rarely hesitates or wavers.
Spontaneous: Prefers all of life to be impulsive, unpremeditated activity, not restricted by plans.
Schedule: Makes, and lives, according to a daily plan, dislikes his plan to be interrupted.
Shy: Quiet, doesn’t easily instigate a conversation.

9. Orderly: A person who has a methodical, systematic arrangement of things.
Obliging: Accommodating. One who is quick to do it another’s way.
Outspoken: Speaks frankly and without reserve.
Optimistic: Sunny disposition who convinces himself and others that every- thing will turn out all right.

10. Friendly: A responder rather than an initiator, seldom starts a conversation.
Faithful: Consistently reliable, steadfast, loyal, and devoted sometimes beyond reason.
Funny: Sparkling sense of humor that can make virtually any story into an hilarious event.
Forceful: A commanding personality whom others would hesitate to take a stand against.

11. Daring: Willing to take risks; fearless, bold.
Delightful: A person who is upbeat and fun to be with.
Diplomatic: Deals with people tactfully, sensitively, and patiently.
Detailed: Does everything in proper order with a clear memory of all the things that happen.

12. Cheerful: Consistently in good spirits and promoting happiness in others.
Consistent: Stays emotionally on an even keel, responding as one might expect.
Cultured: One whose interests involve both intellectual and artistic pursuits, such as theater, symphony, ballet.
Confident: Self-assured and certain of own ability and success.

13. Idealistic: Visualizes things in their perfect form, and has a need to measure
Independent: Self-sufficient, self-supporting, self-confident, and seems to have little need of help. up to that standard himself.
Inoffensive: A person who never says or causes anything unpleasant or objectionable.
Inspiring: Encourages others to work, join, or be involved, and makes the whole thing fun.

14. Demonstrative: Openly expresses emotion, especially affection and doesn’t hesitate to touch others while speaking to them.
Decisive: A person with quick, conclusive, judgment-making ability.
Dry humor: Exhibits “dry wit,” usually one-liners which can be sarcastic in nature.
Deep: Intense and often introspective with a distaste for surface conversation and pursuits.

15. Mediator: Consistently finds himself or herself in the role of reconciling differences in order to avoid conflict.
Musical: Participates in or has a deep appreciation for music, is committed to music as an art form, rather than the fun of performance.
Mover: Driven by a need to be productive, is a leader whom others follow, finds it difficult to sit still.
Mixes easily: Loves a party and can’t wait to meet everyone in the room, never meets a stranger.

16. Thoughtful: A considerate person who remembers special occasions and is quick to make a kind gesture.
Tenacious: Holds on firmly, stubbornly, and won’t let go until the goal is accomplished.
Talker: Constantly talking, generally telling funny stories and entertaining everyone around, feeling the need to fill the silence in order to make others comfortable.
Tolerant: Easily accepts the thoughts and ways of others without the need to disagree with or change them.

17. Listener: Always seems willing to hear what you have to say.
Loyal: Faithful to a person, ideal, or job, sometimes beyond reason.
Leader: A natural born director, who is driven to be in charge, and often finds it difficult to believe that anyone else can do the job as well.
Lively: Full of life, vigorous, energetic.

18. Contented: Easily satisfied with what he has, rarely envious.
Chief: Commands leadership and expects people to follow.
Chart maker: Organizes life, tasks, and problem solving by making lists, forms, or graphs.
Cute: Precious, adorable, center of attention.

19. Perfectionist: Places high standards on himself, and often on others, desiring that everything be in proper order at all times.
Pleasant: Easygoing, easy to be around, easy to talk with.
Productive: Must constantly be working or achieving, often finds it very difficult to rest.
Popular: Life of the party and therefore much desired as a party guest.

20. Bouncy: A bubbly, lively personality, full of energy.
Bold: Fearless, daring, forward, unafraid of risk.
Behaved: Consistently desires to conduct himself within the realm of what he feels is proper.
Balanced: Stable, middle-of-the-road personality, not subject to sharp highs or lows.

21. Blank: A person who shows little facial expression or emotion
Bashful: Shrinks from getting attention, resulting from self-consciousness.
Brassy: Showy, flashy, comes on strong, too loud.
Bossy: Commanding, domineering, sometimes overbearing in adult relationships.

22. Undisciplined: A person whose lack of order permeates most every area of his life.
Unsympathetic: Finds it difficult to relate to the problems or hurts of others
Unenthusiastic: Tends to not get excited, often feeling it won’t work anyway.
Unforgiving: One who has difficulty forgiving or forgetting a hurt or injustice done to them, apt to hold onto a grudge.

23. Reticent: Unwilling or struggles against getting involved, especially when complex.
Resentful: Often holds ill feelings as a result of real or imagined offenses.
Resistant: Strives, works against, or hesitates to accept any other way but his own.
Repetitious: Retells stories and incidents to entertain you without realizing he has already told the story several times before, is constantly needing something to say.

24. Fussy: Insistent over petty matters or details, calling for great attention to trivial details.
Fearful: Often experiences feelings of deep concern, apprehension, or anxiousness.
Forgetful: Lack of memory which is usually tied to a lack of discipline and not bothering to mentally record things that aren’t fun.
Frank: Straightforward, outspoken, and doesn’t mind telling you exactly what he thinks.

25. Impatient: A person who finds it difficult to endure irritation or wait for others.
Insecure: One who is apprehensive or lacks confidence.
Indecisive: The person who finds it difficult to make any decision at all. (Not the personality that labors long over each decision in order to make the perfect one.)
Interrupts: A person who is more of a talker than a listener, who starts speaking without even realizing someone else is already speaking.

26. Unpopular: A person whose intensity and demand for perfection can push others away.
Uninvolved: Has no desire to listen or become interested in clubs, groups, activities, or other people’s lives.
Unpredictable: May be ecstatic one moment and down the next, or willing to help but then disappears, or promises to come but forgets to show up.
Unaffectionate: Finds it difficult to verbally or physically demonstrate tenderness openly.

27. Headstrong: Insists on having his own way.
Haphazard: Has no consistent way of doing things.
Hard to please: A person whose standards are set so high that it is difficult to ever satisfy them.
Hesitant: Slow to get moving and hard to get involved.

28. Plain: A middle-of-the-road personality without highs or lows and showing little, if any, emotion.
Pessimistic: While hoping for the best, this person generally sees the downside of a situation first.
Proud: One with great self-esteem who sees himself as always right and the best person for the job.
Permissive: Allows others (including children) keep from being disliked.

29. Angered easily: One who has a childlike flash-in-the-pan temper that expresses itself in tantrum style and is over and forgotten almost instantly.
Aimless: Not a goal-setter with little desire to be one.
Argumentative: Incites arguments generally because he is right, no matter what the situation may be.
Alienated: Easily feels estranged from others, often because of insecurity or fear that others don’t really enjoy his company.

30. Naïve: Simple and childlike perspective, lacking sophistication or comprehension of what the deeper levels of life are really about.
Negative attitude: One whose attitude is seldom positive and is often able to see only the down or dark side of each situation.
Nervy: Full of confidence, fortitude, and sheer guts, often in a negative sense.
Nonchalant: Easygoing, unconcerned, indifferent.

31. Worrier: Consistently feels uncertain, troubled, or anxious.
Withdrawn: A person who pulls back to himself and needs a great deal of alone or isolated time.
Workaholic: An aggressive goal-setter who must be constantly productive and feels very guilty when resting, is not driven by a need for perfection or completion but by a need for accomplishment and reward.
Wants credit: Thrives on the credit or approval of others. As an entertainer this person feeds on the applause, laughter, and/or acceptance of an audience.

32. Too sensitive: Overly introspective and easily offended when misunderstood.
Tactless: Sometimes expresses himself in a somewhat offensive and inconsiderate way.
Timid: Shrinks from difficult situations.
Talkative: An entertaining, compulsive talker who finds it difficult to listen.

33. Doubtful: Characterized by uncertainty and lack of confidence that it will ever work out.
Disorganized: Lack of ability to ever get life in order.
Domineering: Compulsively takes control of situations and/or people, usually telling others what to do.
Depressed: A person who feels down much of the time.

34. Inconsistent: Erratic, contradictory, with actions and emotions not based on logic.
Introvert: A person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward, lives within himself.
Intolerant: Appears unable to withstand or accept another’s attitudes, point of view, or way of doing things.
Indifferent: A person to whom most things don’t matter one way or the other.

35. Messy: Living in a state of disorder, unable to find things.
Moody: Doesn’t get very high emotionally, but easily slips into low lows, often when feeling unappreciated.
Mumbles: Will talk quietly under the breath when pushed, doesn’t bother to speak clearly.
Manipulative: Influences or manages shrewdly or deviously for his own advantage, will get his way somehow.

36. Slow: Doesn’t often act or think quickly, too much of a bother.
Stubborn: Determined to exert his or her own will, not easily persuaded, obstinate.
Show-off: Needs to be the center of attention, wants to be watched.
Skeptical: Disbelieving, questioning the motive behind the words.

37. Loner: Requires a lot of private time and tends to avoid other people.
Lord over: Doesn’t hesitate to let you know that he is right or is in control.
Lazy: Evaluates work or activity in terms of how much energy it will take.
Loud: A person whose laugh or voice can be heard above others in the room.

38. Sluggish: Slow to get started, needs push to be motivated.
Suspicious: Tends to suspect or distrust others or ideas.
Short-tempered: Has a demanding impatience-based anger and a short fuse. Anger is expressed when others are not moving fast enough or have not completed what they have been asked to do.
Scatterbrained: Lacks the power of concentration or attention, flighty.

39. Revengeful: Knowingly or otherwise holds a grudge and punishes the offender, often by subtly withholding friendship or affection.
Restless: Likes constant new activity because it isn’t fun to do the same things all the time.
Reluctant: Unwilling or struggles against getting involved.
Rash: May act hastily, without thinking things through, generally because of impatience.

40. Compromising: Will often relax his position, even when right, in order to avoid conflict.
Critical: Constantly evaluating and making judgments, frequently thinking or expressing negative reactions.
Crafty: Shrewd, one who can always find a way to get to the desired end.
Changeable: A childlike, short attention span that needs a lot of change and variety to keep from getting bored