Color: The Color Of Peace And Serenity

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class with dealing with the color opposite of mine is that it is considered to be the color of peace and serenity. In fact, the color blue has ability to lower pulse rate and blood pressure. Blue tends to follow their heart rather than their head. The description of this type is quite similar to description of personality. According to psychology of color, people with blue color personality are looking for peace and harmony. Blues also love to talk, they are willing to talk about anything and everything. They value their friends and family and rarely venture outside their own social circle. People are the most important thing to them and they are very loyal in all their relationships, including romantic relationships. Another thing I Learned is they stick to traditions and have a strong dislike for extravagance and unpredictability. From this exercise I learned that colors are clues about personality traits. It’s important when dealing with all kind of personalities because if you’re going to manage a business or manage anything there will be a lot of different people you will interact with as well as the many different personalities. You will have to be able to communicate with them as well as understand things about them, therefore you will know why someone is acting a certain way or if maybe something was bothering them. Being positive and upbeat can influence everyone around you, and so can negativity. For example, a friendly smile to a stranger can brighten up their day, as a glare or stare can frighten them and cause their mood to drop or change drastically. Maybe one day you may not be able

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