Carol interviews Megan, a bold, striking woman, about how she went through a process of elimination to determine her Type. Megan was not allowing herself to live true to her nature, which was causing a great deal of stress for her. Watch and learn how she came to settle on her true feminine nature and how liberating this discovery has been. What’s your Beauty Profile, learn now at http://www.dressingyourtruth.com
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October 14th, 2010 at 1:24 pm
Megan, You are a fantastically beautiful, gorgeous, phenomenal woman. I really enjoyed watching this video and hearing you express yourself. Thank you for sharing your journey.
Carol, in my personal opinion-YOU HAVE NEVER LOOKED BETTER!
You looked AMAZING in this video. It is my favorite outfit on you so far, and you always look fashionable and stylish. Smokin.
Love, Lisa
October 18th, 2010 at 12:14 pm
There were some really valuable points in here…..the part about ‘playing by the rules’ and observing who does and doesn’t do the same is absolutely accurate, at least for me. We are our own authority and play by the rules when we trust another authority, even if we don’t like them. Five of our six family members are T4, and all of us do demonstrate this characteristic. It seems like people that don’t follow the rules don’t care about others or have a concept of why the rules were created in the first place.
I also feel chaotic sometimes, but it is really an internal feeling of ‘I need to be doing this other thing’ or ‘why aren’t they helping me?’ or even ‘I need to just get out of here and take a walk’.
One really liberating effect of DYT has been that I am comfortable being
more direct when at a store or on the phone, rather than dancing around an issue. And I am telling family members that I don’t want a surprise gift as much as I want to be asked what I would like and then be able to receive that! THAT is how I feel loved and appreciated.
Thank you Carol and Megan…it is true that Energy Profiling and DYT can be life-changing in a very positive way for those that really delve into it!!
October 18th, 2010 at 8:11 pm
Megan I love your energy! Glad you’re a Type 4!
November 16th, 2010 at 11:42 am
I am a 4/3 and I can work myself into a chaotic feeling pretty often. Yesterday I was making long lists at work of the many things that have to be done in several different areas. By the time I got home I couldn’t even handle the idea of making dinner so we went out to eat.
We joined a CSA this year and are constantly overwhelmed with produce I pick up weekly and this is a huge contributor. I love the food and love to support our local farm but I won’t be getting a CSA share in the future because it continually overwhelms me. (yesterday was also a CSA pickup day).
There is definitely an element of determining what I can and can’t handle or be in control of. I married a wonderful man last year and gained 2 great stepsons. Having them all move into my house and my life has definitely increased the frequency of chaotic feelings for me. Lots more movement into the house and more events, tasks that I cannot (and should not) be in charge of.
I look forward to determining all their types to improve our communication.
January 10th, 2011 at 6:42 pm
I started watching this video out of curiosity, I’m deliberating about getting the book, so i don’t know what type i am, but I’m almost sure I’m a type 4 too (but i don’t think i have a straight nose). The description she gives of her personality, her way of interacting with other children when she was little, her need to be alone at least once a day… Sounds EXACTLY like me, it’s even scary. I was told by a very helpful nanny that I’d never marry because of my temperament, that i needed to change so boys could like me. Thank God i didn’t listen, my husband says that’s exactly what he likes the most in me. But i still struggle with finding clothes and feeling pretty, no matter how much support i get from him. And that’s how i got here
The more i see, the more i like it…So encouraging
January 10th, 2011 at 8:56 pm
Julia, it is possible your secondary is quite strong. Also, the nose isn’t the only facial part that determines your type! Finding I was a Type 4 was a shock, but as time goes on, I keep noticing more and more things that would be T4. Such as this…..I am SO literal that I don’t like songs that are so exaggerated in the emotion as to be ridiculous. I want people to say what they really mean.
So I hope you get the course and really go for it.