Affinage Colour Dynamics Platinum Mist 150ml

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The four personality colors described by Insights Discovery are a great first step in analyzing our personal preferences. It is however also possible to dive a level deeper. This article will describe these two axis in more detail, as well as the four colors that result from them. Based on the two axes defined by Carl Jung, Insights Discovery has defined THE FOUR COLORS OF INSIGHTS DISCOVERY, which are shown above. Each color has its own strengths and weaknesses. Cool Blue represents the combination of Introversion and Thinking. Your colleagues that lead with this colour energy preference want to know and understand the world around them. They like information to be accurate and complete and to fully think things through before committing to action. They maintain objective standpoints and value independence and intellect. In short, they are characterised by an internal focus on knowledge, quality, reflection and consideration.

The creative, healing power of colour affects us profoundly. Colour Dynamics reveals the essence of each colour, renewing your ability to see the world afresh. This leads to painting from the heart of each colour. You can feel with Paul Klee who said, “Colour has me, colour and I are one. I am a painter.”

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The second axis that determines what quadrant your personality fits in is THINKING VERSUS FEELING. With this spectrum, Jung describes the way in which people take decisions: based on logic (Thinking) or based on people and their emotions (Feeling). Given the complexity of human behaviour, models of personality seek to simplify who we are into easily recognised psychological types. While much of the uniqueness of human beings is inevitably impossible to grasp, these definitions provided to us by the colour personality quiz gives an excellent framework and language which can help us understand why we behave the way we do and how different types can both clash with and complement one another. Colour Dynamics’ Financial Controller, Trina Anderson has completed a 10km off-road run featuring a series of man-made and natural obstacles.

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Each quadrant can be split into two smaller pieces, resulting in 8 different pieces all together. Red, for instance, can be split in a part that is more blue, and a part that is more yellow.

Stuart, Luke and Trina from the Colour Dynamics’ team embarked on the National Three Peaks Challenge earlier this year in support of Lakelands Hospice. Lakelands Hospice is an independent charity committed to delivering specialist palliative support for people with cancer, heart failure and other life limiting illnesses. Lakelands receives NO statutory NHS or Government funding […] Read More Important Notice 02.09.19 – Phone Lines September 2, 2019 Colour Dynamics offer simple repair or touch up solutions for use with powder coated or painted products. You may lead with one colour energy, but it is the combination of the four colour energies that create the unique you! We are all nuanced, and how these colours interact may differ depending on the day, surroundings, external and internal pressures. An awareness of how you are ‘showing up’ to others each day is crucial not only to elevate your self-awareness but also to understand how you interact with your team.Blue people, the fourth and final personality type, are the task oriented introvert thinkers. They are strong in following processes and standards, and are usually strong in analytics, having an eye for the details. Their motto is: Let’s do it correct, and on a good day, blue people are formal, precise, careful and ask a lot of questions. Whether somebody is INTROVERT OR EXTRAVERT is the first axis described by Carl Jung and has nothing to do with being loud or shy as most people think, but more with the preferred way of recharging your energy levels. Do you need time for yourself? Or do you prefer hanging out with a group to regain energy? Powder touch-up pens come with a set of instructions to make certain your refurbishment goes smoothly. The clear, well-explained text leads you through a series of exercises and techniques. The beginner will enjoy the discovery of colour. Teachers and therapists will value this resource with its sparkling insights.” — Anna Hubbard, Arts Foundation Course Tutor