🌻 The fundamental belief that people need to help each other is what anchors your relationships. You are motivated to get along with others, so you cooperate freely. Others may see you as the sincere peacemaker, your sympathetic nature fostering caring relationships. Apply your strengths by being Agreeable:
1. Resolve conflict through agreement
Shape and adjust your needs around what others need in order to cooperate and avoid conflict.
2. Be generous with time and resources
Share yourself with others, noticing what could help improve their wellbeing.
3. Trust in others
Interpret people having good intentions, and keep an open heart to the problems they face.
4. Make decisions with people involved
Consider everyone's best interest when having to make tough decisions that will strongly impact them.
5. Work together to reach goals
Lead people forward by listening to everyone, coordinating needs, and making decisions as a group.
♟️ Adapt by being Strong-Minded
Being Agreeable has its difficulties. You risk becoming too selfless, not advocating for your own needs. This can be a weakness if you don't stand up for yourself. What can you learn from Stong-Minded people?
- Be more competitive by advocating for what you and others truly deserve.
- Be skeptical of other people's motives by answering whether they really have your best interests in mind.
By standing your ground in the right situations, you'll see you aren't being mean, you're just being firm. You'll establish healthy boundaries, building stronger relationships than before.
