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Leading different personalities 1
1. Leading Different
Personalities
How to Connect with the People Who Follow You
“Conduct yourself with wisdom toward outsiders, making the
most of the opportunity. Let your speech always be with grace,
seasoned as it were with salt, so that you may know how you
should respond to each.”(Colossians 4:5-6)
The Foundation for This Lesson
As leaders mature, they better understand the differences in people. They recognize that those
who follow them are motivated by different causes; they respond to different ideas; and they
get excited for different reasons. Every leader must learn these basic personality differences
that exist within their organizations
1. People should be ____Different_________ (This is the beauty of the Body of Christ.)
2. There is __Value__________ in differences. (Their differences balance weaknesses
you have.)
3. Their personalities won’t______Change_____________. (Personalities don’t
fundamentally change.)
When the leader fails to understand and relate to the different personalities within the
organization, problems result
2. Goal for This Lesson
1. Develop an awareness of the different personalities.
2. Develop an appreciation for the different personalities.
3. Develop an effective plan to work with different personalities.
4. Develop a team with a variety of personalities who share a common vision and values.
Good leaders recognize the influence, the personalities and the spiritual gifts
of their people. They READ people, and they LEAD people.
Four Basic Personality Types and How to Spot Them
1. The Popular__Sangiune _________________.
a. They want everything to be fun and are energized by people.
b. Their work space is a bit messy with clutter and collections.
c. They often crave people, activity and conversation.
d. They can be self-centered.
e. Their motto is,” Look at me!”
2. The perfect______Melancholy__________________
a. They think anything worth doing right.
b. Their work space is tidy- everything is in its place.
c. They are detailed and are energized by thinking.
d. They often are a bit moody. They can be artistic.
e. Their motto is, “Please understand me.”
3. 3. The powerful ___Choleric___________
a. They want to be in charge; they are strong and are energized by
setting goals.
b. Their work space reflects more function than form.
c. They want results and want it done their way.
d. They can be demanding and impatient.
e. Their motto is, “Do it my way, now!”
4. The peaceful_____Phlegmatic______________
a. They are easy going, peaceful, happy and relaxed.
b. Their work space informal and simple.
c. They would rather not be involved if it causes conflict.
d. They may miss deadlines and fail to reach goals because they are
in no hurry.
e. Their motto is, “What differences will it make?”
The Most Effective Way to Connect with These Personality Types
The Sanguine: Give
them__Attention__________and___Order___________.
The Melancholy: Recognize their emotional need
for____Appreciate_____and__Respect____.
The Choleric: Communicate you__Approval_______and
Their____Sensitivity_______.
The Phlegmatic: Learn to __Work_____________them.
4. Questions and Answer bout Personality Types
1. Which ones are the most natural leaders? Answer: Choleric and Melancholy
2. Which ones are the most natural flowers? Answer: Phlegmatic and Sanguine
3. Which ones cause the most problems? Answer: Melancholy and Choleric
4. Which one is the most loyal, naturally? Answer: Phlegmatic
5. Which one is the most naturally gifted? Answer: Melancholy
6. Which one is the most loved naturally? Answer: Sanguine
7. Which one influences most naturally? Answer: Choleric
8. Do some have a mix of personality types? Answer: Yes. Most people do have
mix.
The same Basic Idea but with Various Names
There are several people who have created their own unique descriptions of these four
basic personality types. We’ve listed few of them below.
Personality Puzzle Sanguine Choleric Melancholy Phlegmatic
Personal Profiles Influencing Dominance Cautious Steadiness
Smalley and Trent Otter Lion Beaver Golden Retriever
Larry Crabb Emotional Volitional Rational Personal
Alessandra & Cathcart Socializer Director Thinker Relater
Merill-Ried Styles Expressive Driving Analytical Amiable
5. How to Effectively Lead Different Personalities
1. Know your______Own________________ personality. You must understand and
lead yourself before you lead anyone else.
2. Recognize the personality of your___Ministry___________. Each church and
organizations possesses its own personality and strengths.
3. Learn the different personalities of your___Team________________. Good leaders
identify the style of their staff, volunteers and board members.
4. Fill team position by______Personality_______________. Certain positions require
various strengths; match person’s strengths with a task.
5. Place the team members closest to you according to your___Weaknesses_________
Mange your weaknesses by placing team members with strengths where you are
weak.
6. ____Motivate__________your team members according to their personality. The
three primary motivators: achieving a goal; being together; influencing a team.
7. Be careful not to____Label_________ people. The successful leader will know what
personality will be displayed in certain situation.
8. Teach your_____Team__________ about the different personalities. Your team
members should also recognize personality strengths as they form their teams.
9. Form ministry teams with complementary___Strenghts___________ and
personalities. When you form teams to perform a task, be sure you have various
strengths on that team.
10. Lead others from their____Personality________ style. The law of connections:
Leaders touch a heart before they ask for a hand
A Summary Chart
Remember that most people are a combination of the four personality types. We
usually have a primary and secondary type within our personalities.
___Choleric_ Sanguine Phlegmatic Melancholy
Description People Recognition Cooperative Reserved
Mover seeker group Perfectionist
6. Work Traits Goal oriented People oriented Team oriented Numbers oriented
Acts quickly Energetic; inspiring Steady worker Plans, organizes
Basic Style Directing Interacting Stabilizing Cautious
Under Pressure Bossy Emotional Slows down Overly critical
Impatient Optimistic Sulky Strict
Choleric Sanguine Phlegmatic Melancholy
Conflict : Attacks Tries to sell, Bends to authority Withdraws to
Response then backs off prepares
Favorite Fruitful joy Peace Truth
Biblical Word:
Strongly Generates Talks about Does the work Make sure the
Resists: ideas ideas work is done right
Change Creates the Likes to change Slow to change Must Justify
Change the change
Basic Being taken Social Loss of Imperfection/
Fear Advantage Disapproval security disorganization
7. Assessment: What is your personality? What are the personalities of your team?
Application: List one action you can tsake to connect with each member of your team.