True Color Personality Test Essay

True Colors Personality Test

There are four colors that exist in this personality test: blue, green, gold, and orange. One word to describe blue would be caring. People who have blue as their most dominant color are usually caring, social, and empathetic. These people go into careers having to do with the fine arts, education, motivating others, nurses, and other careers that help people. People with green as their dominant color are problem solvers. They love challenges, are dedicated, are a bit introverted, and love to explore and invent. Greens usually go into professions that include change into routine (like a traveling job), gathering new knowledge (like scientists), or where they have to think with their heads and stay objective (like a judge). People with gold as their most dominant color are organizers. The golds are usually prepared, clean, and traditional. They go into jobs that have to do with planning and organizing. Now, the people with orange as their dominant color: they are

spontaneous. They need freedom, want competition, and are kinetic learners. Oranges go into jobs having to do with entrepreneurship, performing, and change.
The color I represent the most is green, because I love learning and need change in my life or I’ll get bored.

It helps me because I can stay objective and keep a clear mind even when I’m angry, have anxiety, or uncomfortable. It hinders me because I do not like emotions. For me, I believe that emotions should only be in decision making when all the pros and cons have been worked out and I need a tie breaker. Additionally, I do get bored of school, hobbies, and even people, so I have to constantly change up my life and fill any hours of the day that are not occupied. The one color I am near completely lacking and wish I had is blue. People with blue as their dominant color are the people I look up to for advice on anything I can’t research on my laptop. I admire blues because they motivate me and inspire me to be my best, but I am also glad I’m not a blue because I would hate to have to rely on my emotions in decisions making, id never be sure of

myself.
My dad and I are always on and off. We both have green as our most dominant color, and get along until there’s an argument. We agree on almost everything, luckily, but when we do, we argue to our last dying breath. My mom and I, on the other hand, are great together. She has blue as her dominant color, but she likes to tell stories rather than debate. At the sight of any conflict between us, she quickly drops the subject, rather than my dad, who will press on. My twin sister is a mix. If she were to take the test, I would be a balance of each color. My little sister is obviously orange: she likes to do her own thing and is very expressive. She will quite literally jump in front of any camera out and sing ‘till her heart’s content. My friends are not clean at all, are objective, and isolated. I have a few friends that are blue, like Jayde who aspires to be a nurse and has a plethora of friends. Although, most of my friends are green and orange: they are isolated and objective one moment and are cosplaying in front of cameras laughing the next.
Some advice I would give myself regarding my color and my personality is to stay away from routine and people. I like going out of my comfort zone, but only when there’s no one there to see my mistakes as I learn. I also get extremely bored of routine and need to change things up or I feel down and restricted. I can find balance when I listen to people. Usually, others drain my energy and can not understand why I am tired all the time. So, when I talk, I am usually giving advice or making a corny joke or a lousy pun to go along with the story. When I warm up to people and know what they like, I talk about myself (because I surprisingly have some odd stories to tell, like the time I cracked my own collarbone). Some of the biggest challenges I will face are with oranges and golds. I feel like people with the dominant color as orange are more laid back, but that annoys me, because I like to be sure of the people I trust in, and I cannot trust people who do not get stressed. Golds just make me mad, which is odd, because my second color is gold. I feel like there is too much planning and not enough excitement. Golds will stay in their comfort zone until the day they die, which means they will not be able to help me out. When I ask for help (which is actually pretty rare), it usually involves things that golds have never experienced before because it will be pretty odd or wild. Over time, I learned that listening to people is where I belong. I am actually pretty friendly and talk with other people when I get bored (so sorry if I start talking in class, I usually get bored at around fourth period and try to entertain myself). Back to the point, I listen to people rather than talking simply because I have no idea how to act until they talk about themselves.
There is one thing I realized that was a major fault in the testing: it just was not complex. These tests are usually a bit stereotypical. Green were the “geniuses”, always smart in technology, math, and science; but absolutely horrendous with emotions and other people. In honesty, I do not have a clue as to why I have green as my dominant color. While I do get bored easily, am not good with emotions, and love to work independently, I am not all that smart. I am actually pretty average for a freshman. Also, technology and math has never mixed well for me. I am a lot better at foreign language and language arts. This test reminds me of divergent; we’re all sorted into groups based on our personalities but in reality, we are all divergent. What represents us should not be one out of four colors, because everybody is completely different, and to cover that many traits, we would need millions of sub categories. I agree, this was an interesting test to take, but people should not take it seriously, because by categorizing humans, we are taking away that uniqueness in everyone.