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	6	Creative Users of Tools "Completitive Users of Tools"

"Creative Promoters" are spontaneous, outgoing and full of life. They live for today. After all, tomorrow may never come. If it does come, that's even better. They'll be the first in line to soak it up-especially if it sounds fun and exciting.

They can be fierce competitors. They dare you to run faster or climb higher than they can. Of course, the dare is a calculated, intelligent one. They are good at picking up on the competitor's weaknesses and exploiting them to victory.

Business is a game, too. They are seen by others to be at the head of the pack, at the right place at the right time. They have a great need to act upon their impulses and feel stifled when those in authority put the breaks on. For this reason, they often clash with authority. Formal education can be stifling as well for these people. Most of them would much rather rely on real world experience as their teacher.

To this personality type their "gut feelings" speak loudly. Because they aren't afraid to act, they'll jump at what seems to be a good opportunity. If they crash and burn, oh well. They dust themselves off, respectfully wink at the victor and move on to the next thrill.

Management Secrets   How To Approach Ensure the opportunity to make great money and have fun doing it. Let them feel a zest for things. They need excitement - FUN!! They need to feel the freedom to accomplish here and now, and to make a difference.   Individualized Reward Paid day off. Paid round of golf or favorite activity. Spa or country club membership. Tickets to the hottest concert, play, movie.   Want From Work They want - most of all - freedom and spontaneity. They want the chance to accomplish here-and-now. They want to feel they are making a difference with people.   Criteria Of Perfect Job A chance to respond to the needs of others. A job that is free of rules and regulations. Big rewards. Immediate feedback. Lots of fun and excitement.

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