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Grey

Attributes: Powerful, Mysterious, Provocative

Power and mystery are dominant factors that characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Grey.

As a Grey, you know no fear—and no limits. You like to keep people guessing. People crave mystery and uncertainty—they want to find out more about you. But you won’t let them; you never let anyone get too close, to fully discover who you are. You have an air of aloofness; you play coy and hard to get. Never the one to initiate, you attract all sorts of invitations to various events from those around you.

You value solitude, reflection, and privacy. An eclectic grouping of interest takes up your time, which exposes you to all sorts of different crowds. You enjoy exhilarating activities, living life on the edge at times. Cavalier and brash, but collected, is how you live your life.

You don’t care about the judgement of others and make decisions for yourself and yourself alone. This may mean that you have trouble with intimacy, but it doesn’t mean you don’t have romantic interests. Perhaps they just don’t last very long, or maybe your loved one is the only person you aren’t a mystery to.

Orange

Attributes: Optimistic, Friendly, Perceptive

Optimism and friendliness characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Orange.

You are friendly and nurturing, but may need to take care that your good nature doesn’t lead others to unload all their frustrations on you without any reciprocation.

People whose personality color is Orange aren’t typically big party people. You prefer smaller gatherings where you can engage with everyone else.

You’re whimsical and value zaniness in others. You’re also bubbly, in an infectious, happy, joyful way. You see the best in people, despite what others may say about them. And you’re a forgiver—to a fault.

As a hopeless romantic, breaking connections is difficult for you. When you open your heart, it’s all or nothing. This means you love deeper, but also that heartbreak hurts more. You may never stop loving former flames, with hopes of one day rekindling. But you are never opposed to new opportunities for love and connection.

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Green

Attributes: Peaceful, Serene, Accommodating

Peacefulness and tranquility characterize people, like you, whose personality color is green.

As a Green, you are known for your chill vibes, and your body is rarely consumed with anxiety. Chores, work, and even exercise is easier when you are well rested and relaxed. Your life is centeCrimson around achieving maximum comfort, whether it’s investing in luxuries like massage chairs and water beds or meditating and productively removing stress from your body.

You’re a deep sleeper and everything is better when it can be done from the comfort of your bed. Confrontation is not a part of your lifestyle. You prefer when issues resolve themselves or require minimal input and stress on your part.

Accommodation is where you thrive—allowing others to achieve their peace without interrupting yours. Your chillness and cool, calm, collected way of composing yourself is attractive to a lot of people, but also means that you don’t take some things seriously that deserve uninterrupted attention.

Crimson

Attributes: Adventurous, Bold, Direct

Friendliness and a love of excitement characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Crimson.

Bold, assertive, domineering, craving excitement—it’s how you live your life. You aren’t afraid to tell people exactly what you think, and you certainly don’t hold back in any aspect of your life.

Passion and brashness can get you into trouble, but that’s par for the course. You are achievement-focused and work hard towards achieving what you desire. Settling down is not on your agenda. Mistakes are made, but life keeps moving forward.

As a social animal, you don’t mind (and might even thrive on) being the center of attention. Extraverted is an understatement; you love getting to know people and discussing cool new opportunities with them.

Popularity is key; your place in society and how people regard you is extremely important to your identity. Everything needs to be efficient, clean, and, most importantly, sleek. You’re the life of the party and the face that brightens up the room.

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Purple

Attributes: Creative, Expressive, Emotive

Creativity is the dominant element that characterizes people, like you, whose personality color is purple.

As a Purple, you are a creative thinker: thoughtful, reflective, maybe even a little quirky. Convention does not influence you. You are a problem solver, but take the road less traveled. You value art and other creative ventures. You’re very expressive verbally, physically, and in the work that you do. Life is whimsical; you leave your options open. Philosophy is important to you, as is existential thinking and maybe even a bit of nihilism.

You take great pride in the culturally diverse life you live, and the knowledge and respect that you have for all things in the realm of eclectic art. You have a wellspring of creative energy that you channel into productive artistic activity, including travel. You’re skilled with your hands and a true artisan at heart. Some people may criticize your fringy lifestyle, but you are unapologetic.

Blue

Attributes: Dependable, Practical, Directive

Dependability is a key feature that characterizes people, like you, whose personality color is blue.

Blues tend to be rule-following, dependable, long-enduring, and tenacious. You make sacrifices in order to rise up the ranks in the world. You put in the extra hours in the office. You always fill out your taxes and pay your bills on time.

You have a plan that you stick to. You never stand people up and are always timely. Most importantly, you’re there for your loved ones when they need you most. You lend an ear, do favors, and don’t disappoint. You don’t cheat and try to be 100% honest in all aspects of life. You value honesty above all.

You might miss out on fun once and a while, due to your discipline. But in your mind, it’s worth it in the long-run. One night of partying isn’t worth not being at your best for work in the morning. You like routines and outlines, things that maintain structure. Organization is key to the way you operate; it’s what makes you staunch, loyal, and trustworthy.

Grey

Attributes: Powerful, Mysterious, Provocative

Power and mystery are dominant factors that characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Grey.

As a Grey, you know no fear—and no limits. You like to keep people guessing. People crave mystery and uncertainty—they want to find out more about you. But you won’t let them; you never let anyone get too close, to fully discover who you are. You have an air of aloofness; you play coy and hard to get. Never the one to initiate, you attract all sorts of invitations to various events from those around you.

You value solitude, reflection, and privacy. An eclectic grouping of interest takes up your time, which exposes you to all sorts of different crowds. You enjoy exhilarating activities, living life on the edge at times. Cavalier and brash, but collected, is how you live your life.

You don’t care about the judgement of others and make decisions for yourself and yourself alone. This may mean that you have trouble with intimacy, but it doesn’t mean you don’t have romantic interests. Perhaps they just don’t last very long, or maybe your loved one is the only person you aren’t a mystery to.

Orange

Attributes: Optimistic, Friendly, Perceptive

Optimism and friendliness characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Orange.

You are friendly and nurturing, but may need to take care that your good nature doesn’t lead others to unload all their frustrations on you without any reciprocation.

People whose personality color is Orange aren’t typically big party people. You prefer smaller gatherings where you can engage with everyone else.

You’re whimsical and value zaniness in others. You’re also bubbly, in an infectious, happy, joyful way. You see the best in people, despite what others may say about them. And you’re a forgiver—to a fault.

As a hopeless romantic, breaking connections is difficult for you. When you open your heart, it’s all or nothing. This means you love deeper, but also that heartbreak hurts more. You may never stop loving former flames, with hopes of one day rekindling. But you are never opposed to new opportunities for love and connection.

Green

Attributes: Peaceful, Serene, Accommodating

Peacefulness and tranquility characterize people, like you, whose personality color is green.

As a Green, you are known for your chill vibes, and your body is rarely consumed with anxiety. Chores, work, and even exercise is easier when you are well rested and relaxed. Your life is centeCrimson around achieving maximum comfort, whether it’s investing in luxuries like massage chairs and water beds or meditating and productively removing stress from your body.

You’re a deep sleeper and everything is better when it can be done from the comfort of your bed. Confrontation is not a part of your lifestyle. You prefer when issues resolve themselves or require minimal input and stress on your part.

Accommodation is where you thrive—allowing others to achieve their peace without interrupting yours. Your chillness and cool, calm, collected way of composing yourself is attractive to a lot of people, but also means that you don’t take some things seriously that deserve uninterrupted attention.

Crimson

Attributes: Adventurous, Bold, Direct

Friendliness and a love of excitement characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Crimson.

Bold, assertive, domineering, craving excitement—it’s how you live your life. You aren’t afraid to tell people exactly what you think, and you certainly don’t hold back in any aspect of your life.

Passion and brashness can get you into trouble, but that’s par for the course. You are achievement-focused and work hard towards achieving what you desire. Settling down is not on your agenda. Mistakes are made, but life keeps moving forward.

As a social animal, you don’t mind (and might even thrive on) being the center of attention. Extraverted is an understatement; you love getting to know people and discussing cool new opportunities with them.

Popularity is key; your place in society and how people regard you is extremely important to your identity. Everything needs to be efficient, clean, and, most importantly, sleek. You’re the life of the party and the face that brightens up the room.

Purple

Attributes: Creative, Expressive, Emotive

Creativity is the dominant element that characterizes people, like you, whose personality color is purple.

As a Purple, you are a creative thinker: thoughtful, reflective, maybe even a little quirky. Convention does not influence you. You are a problem solver, but take the road less traveled. You value art and other creative ventures. You’re very expressive verbally, physically, and in the work that you do. Life is whimsical; you leave your options open. Philosophy is important to you, as is existential thinking and maybe even a bit of nihilism.

You take great pride in the culturally diverse life you live, and the knowledge and respect that you have for all things in the realm of eclectic art. You have a wellspring of creative energy that you channel into productive artistic activity, including travel. You’re skilled with your hands and a true artisan at heart. Some people may criticize your fringy lifestyle, but you are unapologetic.

Blue

Attributes: Dependable, Practical, Directive

Dependability is a key feature that characterizes people, like you, whose personality color is blue.

Blues tend to be rule-following, dependable, long-enduring, and tenacious. You make sacrifices in order to rise up the ranks in the world. You put in the extra hours in the office. You always fill out your taxes and pay your bills on time.

You have a plan that you stick to. You never stand people up and are always timely. Most importantly, you’re there for your loved ones when they need you most. You lend an ear, do favors, and don’t disappoint. You don’t cheat and try to be 100% honest in all aspects of life. You value honesty above all.

You might miss out on fun once and a while, due to your discipline. But in your mind, it’s worth it in the long-run. One night of partying isn’t worth not being at your best for work in the morning. You like routines and outlines, things that maintain structure. Organization is key to the way you operate; it’s what makes you staunch, loyal, and trustworthy.

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Your color is Grey

Attributes: powerful, mysterious, provocative

Power and mystery are dominant factors that characterize people, like you, whose personality color is Grey.

As a Grey, you know no fear—and no limits. You like to keep people guessing. People crave mystery and uncertainty—they want to find out more about you. But you won’t let them; you never let anyone get too close, to fully discover who you are. You have an air of aloofness; you play coy and hard to get. Never the one to initiate, you attract all sorts of invitations to various events from those around you.

 

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Your Connections

You can use the following information about how your personality color interacts with other colors for insights into how you can forge more harmonious, and productive, relationships with your family, friends, and co-workers.

Greys and Oranges both want to improve relationships. Oranges see improvement in terms of getting closer, whereas Greys see it as cutting through the nonsense.

Oranges may put themselves out there in risky and vulnerable ways, and may potentially get hurt, especially if you use the opportunity to crack a joke. Although this may be your way of responding positively, the Orange may see it as callousness.

In reality, emotional closeness and cutting through the nonsense are both necessary for building close relationships. While you may seem to be natural enemies, you each hold a key ingCrimsonient to the other’s goals. With this in mind, you may start to enjoy each other’s company.

Who hates each other more: two punks who love different bands, or a blue-haiCrimson social justice warrior stuck in a room with an internet troll? When you buck the establishment, it's hard to get along with other anti-establishment types unless their interests align exactly with your own. Fortunately, the antidote is also your strong suit: self-deprecating humor and snarky comments. Admit the flaws in your own crusade, and hopefully they'll admit the flaws in theirs too and you can have a good laugh about the hopelessness of it all. Then move on and get some freakin' work done. Shoulder to shoulder you'll quickly find that the other person brings sharp clarity and new perspectives that can really push the project forward and expand your own understanding.

You may know exactly what your fellow Grey colleague was trying to communicate when she made a sarcastic-but-actually positive comment about the team work lunch. And when the comments are less than positive, you know how to call them out and get them back on task. Recognize that they are caught in the same conundrum as you are, between the idiocy and necessity of being a team player...after all you weirdos have got to stick together.

On the surface, Greys and Greens may be mistaken for one another, as you both appear relaxed, perhaps bordering on detached. However, where a Green’s primary concern is to keep everything chill, Greys are happy to see everything go to hell in a handbasket, and may even toss a grenade to help things along.

When it comes to things that make people uncomfortable, Greens prefer to turn a blind eye, while Greys turn on the spotlight. Both are ultimately interested in strengthening personal relationships; Greens see strength in stability, while Greys see strength in pushing through facade to a more “real” relationship.

If you can understand where the other is coming from, you can get into a laid back, solid friendship. You are both interested in the good life: Greys by pointing out how people are messing up, and Greens by just straight up living it. Greys may need to recognize that less talk, more walk, in terms of being the good they want to see, is valuable. Greens may need to see that a well-placed critique can break the ice and let people air their dirty laundry, with humor and without anxiety.

Greens, as conflict-avoiders, may be quick to agree with others, as long as agreement doesn’t mess up their chill vibe in anyway. Greens may avoid situations which seem stressful, shunning risky work in favor of something knowable and well-defined. On the other hand, Greys may be intrigued by the out-of-focus realm; they may charge into new situations without clear goals in mind, with an openness to inspiration and discovery.

Greys, you may be able to bring a Green into a new situation, by showing them that risk can be mysterious, even beautiful. And Greens may be able to help you open up, by modeling peaceful honesty. Sometimes the human heart is mysterious enough without any extra help—what new mysteries may unfold from transparency? You speak the same language outwardly; use this to encourage and fortify one another.

Greys and Crimsons both approach social interactions with courage, although the emotional impulse which drives your boldness is quite different. Greys may use a social setting to impress the room, to signal nonconformity, or to experiment with a new perspective. To a Crimson, boldness is perhaps more a result of transparency—an unwillingness to fetter their wild nature.

Of course, we all adopt different personas in different situations, but keep in mind that social behaviors are used to communicate identity, though not necessarily attitudes, viewpoints, or values. Greys, examine the motivations behind your behavior and ask yourself if there are better ways to accomplish your goals. Mystery is certainly an awesome hat to have in your closet, but hopefully you’re not using it just to annoy.

Perhaps your project could progress more rapidly if you focus your brashness on the task at hand, rather than trying to get a response from your colleagues. Challenge yourself to see the logic behind social conventions, not just their absurdity.

When Greys and Purples interact, it’s likely you are amused and motivated by each other. Purples may draw inspiration from a cool, distant Grey.

Greys march to the tune of their own drum and may find they feel less favorable toward more gregarious types. Which is to say Greys and Purples often share personality traits and maybe even some interests.

Although Greys and Purples tend to appreciate one another, there is always potential for conflict or misunderstanding. Greys may intentionally say something obtuse, and Purples have been known to wax poetic, especially when they have just discoveCrimson a new artist or author.

If a Grey’s interests align with their fellow Purple’s, it’s all good. When this isn’t the case, however, Greys will do well not to mistake a Purple’s enthusiasm for pop culture as shallowness. Don’t let a Purple’s enthusiasm for something you don’t especially like blind you to his or her intelligence and mental flexibility. You may find it helpful to be more intentional about communication. Keep things succinct and to the point, summarize back essential or meaningful points, and ask for clarification if you don’t understand.

Purples may find it difficult to build relationships with Greys, but just be patient and view their attempt to provoke you as an act of creativity worthy of engagement. And realize that it takes a lot of courage to put yourself out there. Until you have risked as much as the Purple has, don’t speak to them in a way that’s going to make them hold back. Ease up on the brutal side of your brutal honesty.

Although honesty is important to both of you, how you understand it is very different. Blues relate honesty closely to work ethic and clarity, where you see clearly the hypocrisies and contradictions in life, and feel the only honest response is to point them out.

Blues want to get things done, and do the best with what they’ve got. Greys see a lot of gray. There isn’t right and wrong, or right and more right, so much as ambiguous options with unknowable outcomes. Life is about as clear as mud.

These aesthetic differences drive Blues and Greys to behave in very different ways. While Blues seek organization and optimization, Greys dwell in that clear mud like it’s hog heaven. The fact is that you need each other; Greys are right but useless, and Blues are wrong but useful. Remember that Blues love organization and control: bolster them, congratulate them on their successes.

Although the Blue’s airtight organization might annoy you, try to be a little less sarcastic. It might be empowering to take a leaf out of the Blue playbook; look for order and pull the strings that lead to a better outcome.

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