Mediators want to help in an advisory capacity. Empathically, they appreciate the emotions of their fellow human beings, analyze the situation and make rationally thought-out recommendations for action. They strive for a comprehensive perception of reality in order to make good decisions.

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For diving into more details, a small pocket book is a good idea. Motivational analysis shows which basic needs are individually strongest. They influence our important decisions and show through emotions when they are over- and under-supplied. Emotions can be understood as appeals from the “inner team” to the consciousness to take good care of itself. When this succeeds, we are not only satisfied with ourselves, but also have the strength and peace of mind to support our partners, friends or colleagues.

This book describes how people with similar expression take care of their well-being. It is about individual strengths, learning, career, relationships and choices.

Paperback: The motivational type “mediator”