Inspirational
Naturally inspiring, easily persuades others to work toward results.
Introduction
The Inspirational is a perfect combination of Dominance (D) and Influence (I) groups. With keen psychological insight and excellent communication skills, they easily persuade others. For the Inspirational, goals are achieved through collaboration and persuasion, rather than commands.
Characteristic emotions
Prioritizing results over personal emotions, Inspirationals are unafraid to confront negative feedback or criticism.
Goals
Inspirationals continuously strive to control situations and steer developments according to their vision.
Evaluates others based on
Inspirationals evaluate others based on personal strength, individuality, and the social status they have built.
Response under pressure
In high-pressure situations, Inspirationals may become extreme in their control, often disregarding others' opinions.
Drawbacks
Inspirationals use goal achievement as a rationale to influence others' behavior and thinking, even if it may cause discomfort.
Fears
Pride and reputation are boundaries for Inspirationals. They fear losing their standing or the image they have cultivated.
Influences others through
Personal charisma is the Inspirational's key asset; they know how to communicate, empathize, motivate, and discipline to build trust.
Value to the group
In group projects, Inspirationals serve as motivators, initiating changes, setting demands, offering praise, and enforcing discipline when necessary.
