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The Lion Style

Discover the behavioural characteristics of a lion and how lions like to communicate.

The Owl Style

Find out how an owl is likely to behave and the owl communication preferences.

The Horse Style

What makes someone a horse and how do horses like to be communicated with?

The Monkey Style

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Behavioural Characteristics:

Spontaneous actions and decisions
Stimulating, dramatic options
Talkative
Quick pace
Gregarious and friendly
Jumps from one activity to another
Shows emotions
Operates on intuition
Likes involvement
Exaggerates and generalises
Tends to dream and get others caught up in their dreams
Undisciplined about time
Risk taker
Enthusiastic and optimistic
Good persuasive skills

Your motivations:

Acknowledgement
Recognition

Your priorities:

Relationships

Irritations for you:

Boring tasks and being alone

Likely behaviour under stress:

Will confront and may appear:

Manipulative
Over-eager
Impulsive
Inconsistent
Superficial
Unrealistic
Wasteful of time

Will need:

To get credit
Action and interaction
Quick pace for stimulation and excitement
Removal of any threat to prestige

To increase your beahavioural flexibility

Key tips to adapt how you come across to other animals in general

Control time and emotions
Develop an objective mindset
Spend more time checking, verifying, specifying, organising
Improve follow through
Concentrate on the task
Take a more logical approach

To increase your Flexibility

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