Personality Lingo
In 2001, Mary Miscisin published the book Showing Our True Colors, helping Don Lowry reach a larger audience and contributing her findings for how to apply personality concepts to improving communication and reducing stress. Mary and Don worked closely together for several years and remain close friends. They share a passion and enthusiasm for providing personality education as interactive entertainment.
In time, it became evident that there was a need for a new modern system that uses everyday language to help individuals comprehend and discuss the way they see the world and how they interact with others.
In 2014, Mary Miscisin, M.S. and Ed Redard, M.D. founded Personality Lingo.
Mary’s book Showing Our True Colors was revised and published under the title Personality Lingo.
In 2001, Mary Miscisin published the book Showing Our True Colors, helping Don Lowry reach a larger audience and contributing her findings for how to apply personality concepts to improving communication and reducing stress. Mary and Don worked closely together for several years and remain close friends. They share a passion and enthusiasm for providing personality education as interactive entertainment.
In time, it became evident that there was a need for a new modern system that uses everyday language to help individuals comprehend and discuss the way they see the world and how they interact with others.
In 2014, Mary Miscisin, M.S. and Ed Redard, M.D. founded Personality Lingo.
Mary’s book Showing Our True Colors was revised and published under the title Personality Lingo.
Comprehension Test
If we replace the letter codes from the Keirsey passage we read before with the Personality Lingo terms for the personality styles, this paragraph becomes much easier to comprehend and discuss.

David KeirseyPlease Understand Me
“SP” replaced with “Mover”
“NF” replaced with “Connector”
“NT” replaced with “Thinker”
“SJ” replaced with “Planner”
Comprehension Test
If we replace the letter codes from the Keirsey passage we read before with the Personality Lingo terms for the personality styles, this paragraph becomes much easier to comprehend and discuss.

David KeirseyPlease Understand Me
“SP” replaced with “Mover”
“NF” replaced with “Connector”
“NT” replaced with “Thinker”
“SJ” replaced with “Planner”
Personality Lingo’s modern terms used to describe the personality styles make the insights of Keirsey’s Temperaments more accessible to everyone.
The observations of Jung, Myers-Briggs, Keirsey, Lowry, and Miscisin offer undeniably useful insights into human behavior.
Personality Lingo’s modern terms used to describe the personality styles make the insights of Keirsey’s Temperaments more accessible to everyone.
The observations of Jung, Myers-Briggs, Keirsey, Lowry, and Miscisin offer undeniably useful insights into human behavior.
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History of the Personality Styles