this ppt comprises of Personality,its features various real life examples of top personalities in the world and an overview of how same and different are the different people in different different situations.

1. TRAITS OF SUCCESSFUL BUSSINESS
PERSONALITY
MENTOR-
Dr. TINU
KAUR
MENTEES-
•MANSI CHAURASIA
•KULDEEP KR.DUBEY
•MARIYAM KIDWAE
•MANJARI TRIPATHI

2. •Latin word-”persona”__”mask”worn by Greek actors. The effect
and influence left by an individual (with mask) on the audience.
•Personality is a complex blend of a constantly evolving and
changing pattern of one’s unique behaviour, emerged as a
result of one’s interaction with one’s environment and directed
towards some specific ends.

4.  Type A - people always feel sense of time urgency, are highly
achivement-oriented
exhidit a competitve drive,and are impatient when their work is
floed down for any reason
Type B- people are easy going,do not have urgency for
time,and do not experiance the competetive drive

7.  Attempt to learn what traits make up personality and how they relate
to actual behavior
 In psychology, trait theory is an approach to the study of human
personality.
 Trait theorists are primarily interested in the measurement of traits,
which can be defined as habitual patterns of behavior, thought, and
emotion.According to this perspective, traits are relatively stable over
time, differ across individuals and influence behavior.

8.  The Self Theory emphasizes on the set of perceptions an
individual has for himself and the perceptions of the
relationships he has with others and the other aspects of life.
 Self theory As organismic or field theory,empashis the totally
and inter relative of al behaviour

10. 
 Self-image means what an individual thinks about himself.
Everybody has certain beliefs about themselves, such as who
or what they are, these beliefs form the self image and
identity of a person

11.  The ideal-self means, the way an individual would like to be.
It is very much different from the self-image, as it shows the
ideal position perceived by an individual, whereas the self-
image is the reality that an individual perceives.Thus, there
could be a gap between these two.
 The ideal-self-acts as a stimulus to motivate an individual to
undertake those activities that are in compliance with the
characteristics of his ideal self.

12.  The real-self is what others show you with respect to your
self-image. An individual’s self-image is confirmed when
others responses to him and shares their beliefs or
perception, about what they actually feel about him.
 This is taken as feedback from the environment that helps an
individual to adjusts his self-image accordingly and be in line
with the cues he had received.

13.  The looking-glass self means, an individual’s perception of
how others are perceiving his qualities or feeling about him.
Simply, it is the perception of other’s perception, i.e.
perceiving what others perceive about yourself and not see
what actually you are.

17. Brain is one of the most important factors of
personality determinants.
• It is generally believed that the father and the
child adopt almost the same type of brain
stimulation and
the later differences are the result of the
environment in which the child has been grown
up.

18. Physical features may involve height, color, health
status and beauty.
These factors are involved when interacting with any
other person and thus contribute in the personality
development in many ways.
• A man with a good physical structure and health
generally possess an attractive personality.
A man with poor health, pigmy size and ugly
physical
features develops inferiority complex.

19.  It plays a very important role as the major determinants and
factors of personality.
• These factors not only affect the physical features of a person,
but the intelligence level, attentiveness, gender, temperament,
various inherited diseases and energy level, all get affected by them

20. Parents and other family members have strong influence on the
personality
development of child
Parents have more effects on the personality development as
compared
to other member of the family
The Realtionship between the parnets and childrean was higher
then
that between the children and their teacher

22.  Role of Home: The first and immediate environment.
• Family Morale: Good moral pattern and discord family
pattern.
• Economic Factor
• Role of school
• Role of the teacher

24. •Internalization of values,ideas,beliefs •Institutionalization:
Religions, faiths and creeds with different religious faiths
,beliefs, prayers and cultural programs.
 The culture in which one lives in, that may involve
traditional practices, norms, customs, procedures, rules
and regulations, precedents and values, all are important
determinants of personality. Moreover, the creed, religion
and believes are also very important factors of personality
determinants.

25.  Situational Factors Although these factors do not literally
create and shape up an individual’s personality, situational
factors do alter a person’s behavior and response from time
to time.
 The situational factor can be commonly observed when a
person behaves contrastingly and exhibits different traits and
characteristics

26. FEATURES OF PERSONALITY

27. 1.Personality is something which is unique in each
individual
Personality refers to internal as well as external
qualities, some of which are quite general. But it is
unique to each individual. It is not possible for any
other individual to reproduce or imitate the qualities
of the personality of the individual.

28. Every individual has certain feeling as well as other permanent
traits and qualities. Personality is mainly composed of the
persistent or permanent qualities that exhibit themselves in
form of social behaviour and attempt to make adjustment
with the environment.

29.  Personality represents the process of learning. It takes place
in reference to the environment. We do not acquire all the
traits of personality all at once.

30.  Personality is not an individual quality. It is a result of social-
interaction. In other words, it means that when we come in
contact with other members of the society, we acquire certain
qualities while we exhibit certain others. All these come to
form personality.

31.  In personality various qualities are not put together. They are,
in fact, integrated into one. This integration is nothing but a
result of organisation which may be different from man to
man. The behaviour of a person directed to one particular
individual may differ from the behaviour of another person.
That is why; we put the condition of suitable environment.

34. IMAGINATIVE PRACTICAL

35.  WORRIED  CONFIDENT

36.  FORCEFUL  SUBMISSIVE

37. HIGH STRUNGCALM

38. SPONTANEOUS  RESTRAINED

39. FLEXIBLE ATTACHED TO FAMILIAR

40.  CONTROLLED  UNDISCIPLINED

41.  OPEN  DISCREET

42.  ABSTRACT  CONCRETE

43.  CONFORMING NON
CONFORMING

44.  SELF SUFFICIENT  DEPENDANCE

45.  TENDER
HEARTED
 TOUGH MINDED

46.  UNINHIBITED  SHY

47.  SUSPICIOUS  TRUSTING

48.  OUTGOING  RESERVED

58.  Was born in June 7, 1975
 Daughter of former bollywood superstar Jitendra Kapoor and elder sister
of current bollywood actor Tusshar Kapoor
 Did schooling from Bombay Scottish School and later on joined
Mithibai College
 Was a very pampered child and was never oriented towards any kind of
achievement
 Joined TV-serial production on the advice of her father at the age of
nineteen
 Changed the face of Indian television industry and completely
dominated it

59.  Worked as an assistant model coordinator for an advertising company for
a short period of time
 Firstly developed a television software, at a cost of roughly Rs 5 million
but was not so successful
 Initial years were not so successful
 Was not taken seriously by most of the people
 Experienced writers thought she was the “brainless daughter of a
moneyed father”
 Had five to six projects ready but none of them were accepted by the
channels

60.  Gradually, was able to overcome these problems through sheer grit and
determination
 Was able to make a place for herself in the television software market
 Dedicated her all waking hours to television
 By the end of 2002, had became so popular that she was in a position to
dictate terms
 Her serials regularly featured in the top ten programs and got the highest
TRP ratings

61. ! Incorporated in 1994
! Redefined the Indian television space
! Got strong start with hit show Hum Paanch
! Rose to unprecedented heights in the late 1990s and 2000s.
! First blockbuster show
"Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi”

62. Program Channel
Kyun Ki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi Star plus
Kahani Ghar Ghar Ki Star plus
Kasauti Zindagi Ki Star plus
Kahi Kishi Roz Star plus
Kusum Sony entertainment television
Kya Haadsa Kya Haqeeqat Sony entertainment television
Kamal Zee TV
Kahani Teri Meri Sony entertainment television

64. ! Fingers on the audience pulse
! Focused on the target market
! Focus on budget is key to profitability
! Focuses on her core competencies at
Balaji
! Hard working
! Outstanding vision

65.  Ekta was crowned ‘queen of soap
operas’ and ventured into filmmaking in
the late 1990s
 Was awarded with Ernst & Young (E&Y)
Startup Entrepreneur Of The Year
award in 2001
 6th Indian Telly Awards 2006, Hall of
Fame award for having contributed
colossally to the Indian television
industry

66.  Has been named a Young Global Leader
2006 by the Forum of Young Global
Leaders, an affiliate of the World
Economic Forum
 Most Promising Entrepreneur of the Year
2009’ by Indo-American Society
 She was chosen to head the Confederation
of Indian Industries' (CII) entertainment
committee

67.  Ekta Kapoor has joined hands with Bhojpuri film production
banner Siddhivinayak Media Entertainment to produce two big
budget Bhojpuri films.
 'Hum Bal Brahmachari Tu Kanya Kunwari', will be a joint
production of Ekta's Balaji telefilms and Siddhivinayak Media
Entertainment

68. Thank you!