🌞  Your belief that things are fine, that there's no need to worry, grounds your life. A motivation to overlook or downplay threats keeps you relaxed and composed. People around you might see you as a confident caretaker, feeling calm most of the time and providing assurance to others. Apply your strengths of being Mellow:
1. Assume things are going well
Unless a major problem presents itself, be comfortable moving through life with a general disposition that everything is all good.
2. Maintain a positive outlookÂ
When inevitable problems occur, proceed with the confidence that things will work out.
3. Accept stressful conditions
Having a high stress tolerance means you can handle pressure well even when issues mount up.
4. Expect favorable outcomesÂ
Assume things will go well for yourself and others when working towards goals and objectives.
5. Use optimism to fuel performance
Lead others forward with resilience, staying on the bright side towards progress.
🔔  Adapt by being NervousÂ
Being mellow has its downsides. You risk becoming complacent or missing warning signs. Overlooking important problems is a weakness when issues mount up and don't get addressed. What can you learn from Nervous people?
- Notice tense energy within people or situations where things have gone, or could go poorly.
- Be vigilant and proactive when situations pose a true threat to you or others.
Mellowness, this sense that everything will be OK, is what gives you resiliency through life. Apply your Mellow strengths to navigate uncertainty and bounce back quickly. But adapt by seeing situations more clearly and be a little Nervous. You'll maintain your calmness while learning how to spot and address real problems sooner.
