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Everyone on the planet is primarily one or the other of the following personality "colors". Blue, Green, Yellow or Red. Which one are you? What does this information have to do with network marketing?

Blues are open and direct. They are fun loving people who will tell you like it is. Blues see the big picture quickly. Did I mention they love to have fun? Blues love to party. Blues are scattered. Sticky notes and scraps of paper are strewn all over the desk of a blue. But...it's an organized mess, they will tell you. The blue will tend to talk too much, be poor savers, and poor at follow through. They are generally disorganized and exaggerate. Blues talk loud and fast. Their dress is colorful and flamboyant. They will wear Hawaiian shirts and "loud" clothes. The blue personality dislikes not having fun. They dislike facts and figures and being alone is torture to a blue. Blues are good promoters. They are convincing, enthusiastic, have lots of energy and are very creative. Blues see the big picture very quickly. They don't need a lot of facts and figures. If you are working with a blue, you don't want to bore them with a lot of statistics and data. Give them an overview and let them know how much fun they will have and they will join you in an instant. In order to work with a blue, you need to get them focused. They need lots of direction and redirection. Blues are warriors. Once they are focused and having fun, they will build huge organizations and never quit. Blues comprise 15% of the population.

Greens are the opposite of blues. They are indirect and self contained. They are soft spoken and pronounce their words properly. Greens like statistics and data. More data, more data, more data is what the green personality needs. The green's idea of fun is creating a new spreadsheet or analyzing data. They are very organized. Greens suffer from analysis paralysis. They are very hard to please. They tend to be depressed and lonely. Greens are good at follow through. They don't understand how the blue can be so scattered and unorganized. Greens are persistent. They are the planners and organizers. Green's dislike pushy, aggressive people. They dislike not getting all the facts. They dislike being late. Greens will give you short, one word answers. They don't expand on them and you have to pull the information from them. If you are working with a green, give them more data, more data, more data. The one who gives a green the most data and the most accurate data wins. Greens comprise 35% of the population.

Yellows are open like the blues, but indirect like the greens. They will answer your questions, but won't expand on them unless it's a topic they are comfortable with. Yellows are family oriented. They are the nurturers, the teachers, nurses, and counselors. Yellows are very dependable. Their dress is casual and comfortable and their speech is soft and gentle. They are team players. Yellows are patient, supportive and sensitive. Yellows are generally followers and not leaders. They tend to be overly sensitive. Yellows are not goal oriented. They dislike pushy people, bullies and conflict of any kind. If you are working with a yellow, let them know how they can help others. Show them that you will be there to support and help them. They like to be part of a team. Yellows comprise 35% of the population.

The remaining 15% of the population are the Reds. The reds tend to be the pushy, aggressive salespeople that the most other reds dislike and that the other 85% of the population dislikes. Their motto is "Get out of my way!". Reds are CEO's, pilots, and attorneys. They hold high powered positions. Reds are goal oriented, focused and intense. They are hard to coach. Reds have big egos and short tempers. They are dressed is business attire even when it is not required. Reds like money, power and control. They have to be in control. Reds dislike indecision, idle chit chat and losing control. If you are working with a red, stroke their ego. Tell them how wonderful they are and how you are going to love working with them. They love to feel important. Reds comprise 15% of the population.

If you are in a network marketing company, you must have an email geared toward each color. A generic email will probably appeal to whichever color matches yours, but will probably not appeal to the other three colors. You must learn to talk to each color in terms they will respond to. This information will help you in your business and personal life. It will help you to become a better communicator and enhance all of your relationships.

Roxanne Green is a Mentoring For Free success coach and mentor. Mentoring For Free’s mottos are “We teach people how to think, not what to think” and “Be a mentor with a servant’s heart”.

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Color Terms You Need To Know When Decorating

Color is the key to successful decorating. You can have the most expensive furnishings you can find, but without the right color scheme, they mean nothing. Color can work magic in a room by taking disparate furnishings and uniting them with color.

Adding color to a room is quite inexpensive. A new color of paint and fabrics can totally change a room.

The human eye can perceive approximately 10 million different colors. Just imagine all of the different color combinations that can be created. Even so, some color combinations are definitely better than others.

When looking at colors, there are eleven different terms that you should know:

1. Primary colors are the three main colors that every other color is made from: red, blue and yellow. Primary colors are often used in children's rooms because they are bright and will catch a child's attention.

2. Secondary colors are the colors that are created when you combine equal parts of the three primary colors. The color orange comes from red and yellow; green is from yellow and blue; and violet is from blue and red.

3. Tertiary colors are the result of combining a primary color with the nearest secondary color to it on the color wheel. The colors would appear as blue-green, yellow-green, yellow-orange, red-purple, and blue-purple.

4. Related color schemes result from combining secondary and tertiary colors. For instance, the colors blue-green and green will evoke a calming effect because there are no jarring changes in color.

5. Complementary colors are located directly opposite each other on the color wheel. They would turn gray when they are mixed together in paint, but they can be used together – carefully – when decorating a room. Sometimes these color combinations can be too overwhelming so care is needed when using them.

6. Hue is a descriptive word for color, such as leaf green, robin's egg blue or burgundy.

7. Saturation means how saturated (how much color) there is in the basic color. For example, light blue and navy are both still blue. Navy is more saturated with the blue color.

8. The value of a color is how light or dark a color is. White has the brightest value and black has the darkest value.

9. Tints represent the colors that are closest to white in value. These would be pastel colors.

10. Shades are the colors that are closest to black in color, like hunter green or deep purple.

11. Neutrals are the "non" colors, like black, white, gray, brown and beige. They can produce a pleasing color scheme on their own or mixed with other colors.

Color plays an important part in decorating. The entire feel of a room can be changed just by changing the color scheme.

About the Author

Jude Wright is the owner of DecoratingSimple.com where you can find great decorating ideas for those on a budget. Stop by and get your free ebook, ”Home Decor Ideas for Those on a Budget.”

How do I get rid of the annoying blue color on Yahoo Answers?

How do I get rid of the annoying blue color on Yahoo Answers? I don't know if anyone has this same problem. But this is annoying me. It hurts my eyes. Its a bright light blue color thats in the background. Yahoo is the only web page I have seen this on and I don't know why its like that. If anyone can help me fix this or has any info why its like this for me would be very helpful.

Thank you.

You can't . they set it up that way.

How to choose a paint color
Painting a room? That's the easy part. Whether you go for vivid hues or a soothing neutral palette, there's much more to contemplate before choosing a color, such as the light in the room, the purpose of the space and its contents.

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