Why Energy Profiling is one of the most accurate personal assessment tools in the world!

Tue, Mar 16, 2010

Carol Tuttle, Energy Profiling

Saying you have one of the most accurate assessment tools in the world is a pretty big claim! Could Energy Profiling really be one of the most accurate personal assessment tools in the world.  Carol explains how other personality tests and assessment may have actually lead you away from knowing your truth rather than finding it! Could your doodle say more about who you are than your personality? Watch and learn! Discover your true nature and start living your truth at http://www.myenergyprofile.com

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One Response to “Why Energy Profiling is one of the most accurate personal assessment tools in the world!”

  1. Kristine Says:

    Energy profiling saves relationships!

    Knowing Type 4s naturally make things better has helped me understand why the chairperson of a non-profit I am secretary for feels the need to edit my minutes for passive voice. Although I respect and understand this about her nature, my 3ness wants to tell her to do them herself! :-)

    When I first started I would type-up the minutes the next day (get it done Type 3) until I immediately received the red-marked passive voice edits (make it better Type 4). It caused me to not do the minutes until I absolutely had to because I was avoiding the edits. Last week I was able to understand why this was a problem for me. Now that I know about EP, I understand her better and know that I need to respect her Type 4 while living my Type 3 truth.

    The one area I am struggling with understanding though is that when she returns the minutes she explains what she has done and says that the edits are a personal preference and it is my choice if I want to use them or not. I cannot embrace not using the edits. Everyone tells me to just send them out as I had them, but I just cannot seem to do that after she has sent me what she feels is correct. Why?

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