Russell Newton - Psychological Summary - Explainer, eLearning
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type two. The giver helper helpers want to help the world and its mother. They tend to take on everyone's problems as they believe that they can fix them. Their primary motivation is pride. Everyone they tend to think, needs help. They're positive qualities are that they are extremely kind and helpful to their fellow beings. They make wonderful supporters and right hand people as they essentially enjoy being the providers of help. The welfare of the individual is the most important thing. The giver personality type does not, by and large tend to make a good leader. They generally do not like goals and are not primarily task oriented. They can allow themselves to become too emotionally involved, which can often lead to negative feelings, such as the impression of being used. These negative feelings can sometimes cause a lack of objectivity, and they can easily lose sight of their role. Helpers are usually spared from having to deal with their own neediness and problems as they are far too busy helping others. They can often be poor decision makers as they often miss the big picture, the needs of the individual they're helping at that moment in time are paramount as far as they are concerned. Are you a helper? Do you hate doing certain tasks you have to perform because you just don't see the point in them? Are you the happiest when you're helping others achieve their goals or sort out their problems? Do you often feel taken for granted as people that you have helped failed to thank you enough? Do you find that you often start projects but failed to see them through as you're distracted by other people in their issues? If you have identified yourself as a helper, then try these simple tips to help restore the positive aspects of your personality type. Identify your own needs and spend some time on meeting these needs. Make a diary note if necessary, perhaps telling yourself that you cannot help X, y or Z until you have done at least one thing