Personality is the dynamic organization within the individual of those psychological systems that determine his unique adjustment to environment. Content of Presentation Introduction Definition Types Factors affecting our personality Factors influencing our personality Stages of Personality Development Importance of personality development Personality tips Body language Features What to not do What to do

2.  Introduction
 Definition
 Types
 Factors affecting our personality
 Factors influencing our personality
 Stages of Personality Development
 Importance of personality development
 Personality tips
 Body language
 Features
 What to not do
 What to do

3. From the PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT we
have learnt how to be a professional person with the
body language, gestures , posture, language
proficiency. So that we present our self as a
professional one in front of other people in world.

4.  Personality is the dynamic organization within the individual
of those psychological systems that determine his unique
adjustment to environment.
 Personality Development quintessentially means enhancing
and grooming one’s outer and inner self to bring about a
positive change to your life. Each individual has a distinct
persona that can be developed, polished and refined

5. NINE TYPES OF PERSONALITY
 Perfectionists
 Helpers
 Romantics
 Achievers
 Asserters
 Questioners
 Adventurous
 Observer
 Peacemaker

6.  Bad Family Background
 Bad Parenting
 Peer influences
 Negative Experiences

7.  Table Manners
 Party Manners
 Body Language
 Office Etiquettes
 Cell phone Etiquettes
 Good Listeners
 Good Micro Observer
 Good Reader

8.  Oral Stage
 Anal Stage
 Preschool Stage
 School age Stage
 Adolescent age

9. A very important thing you need to remember is that your
personality regardless of what it is now, can develop and
evolve.
 Your personality will help you to build strong personal
relationships.
 Your personality will dictate success in your career.
 Personality development helps you improve.
It hel ps you create a unique identity among thousands.

10. • HANDSHAKE - Courteous Gesture
• EYE CONTACT - Feelings / Emotions
• TONE OF VOICE - music to ears
• YES SIR, YES MADAM - Courteous
• LISTEN - Hearing and Listening
• SMILE, SORRY and THANK

12.  Body language is a type of non-verbal
communication in which physical behaviour, as
opposed to words, are used to express or convey
information. Such behaviour includes facial
expressions, body posture, gestures, eye
movement, touch and the use of space

13.  Posture
 Head Motion
 Facial Expression
 Eye Contact
 Gestures

14.  Crossed arms or legs
 Carrying books or papers across your chest
 Slumped posture
 Sitting perched on the edge of the chair
 Wringing hands
 Tapping foot
 Rocking legs
 Drumming fingers
 Biting nails

15.  Shaking hands
 Nod in agreement
 Right facial expression
 Body posture
 Show interest
 Good attitude
 Confident look
 Take things more calmly