The dynamic thinker is a confident and independent person. She radiates enthusiasm and energy. She pursues his objectives actively and energetically. She loves nothing better than new challenges. This type is the born leader, competent, energetic and responsible. She has a sharp eye for errors and can criticise without mercy if she sees the success of a project endangered. She is completely unconcerned as to whether she alienates anyone in the process. But she is always open to objective arguments; she loves discussions, is very gifted rhetorically and is good at convincing and enthusing others.
As she is very sociable, the dynamic thinker likes to have a lot of friends around her, preferably those with whom she can share her interests and discuss all sorts of subjects. She is very direct but never in an underhand or scheming manner. If you can bear being spoken to frankly, you have in her a loyal and unwavering advisor as friend. Everything new and unknown stimulates the dynamic thinker and awakens her curiosity. However, rules, routine and traditional things arouse her resistance. If something does not go the way she wants it to, she can react rather pigheadedly and obstinately.
The dynamic thinker expects a great deal of herself and of others. Whoever does not fit in with his scheme of things does not have it easy. She sometimes appears to be rather severe due to his frankness. Partners and family also find it difficult to satisfy the dynamic thinker. She knows exactly what she wants and compromising is inconceivable to her. Whoever has an dynamic thinker as partner should have a strong personality and have a great deal of independence and sufficient self-confidence in order to give this dominating type some opposition. Normally, for the dynamic thinker, a partnership only takes second place after her profession. But she likes to have someone at her side who is a match for her intellectually, with whom she can pursue mutual objectives and have interesting discussions all night long; preferably factual discussions – sentimentalism and romance are not her thing.
Adjectives which describe DT :
extroverted, theoretical, logical, planning, rational, self-confident, ambitious, direct, open, severe, organised, determined, witty, independent, purposeful, dynamic, energetic, optimistic, competent, responsible, clever, intellectual, enthusiastic, demanding, structured, controlled, aggressive
These subjects could interest DT :
literature, sport (golf, tennis, running), travel, career, strategy games, politics