Analysis

Detailed Personality Profiling

Nelson Mandela

Nelson Mandela was kind, resilient, fair, and balanced. He was strong and had a good sense of resistance and benevolence. He adapted very well to his environment, expressed his thoughts in a very refined manner. His main drive was his emotional level. Indeed, he liked to be with people and shared his thoughts. He was humble and always focused on the people and not on his ego. He took life seriously and thrived on making the world a better place due to his imperative moral duties. Nevertheless, he had a great sense of humor too. Nelson Mandela had significant endurance, common sense, diplomacy, and good relations with people. He had the ability to soak up the world around him while being selective. His determination and selectivity combined created a wonderful synergy. This dual characteristic was a powerful asset to understand his environment with perspicacity and empathy. Mandela was a people's person; he knew how to protect himself from the outside world while being fully invested. He was involved in everything that lived. He found comfort and confidence in life, in nature, in people, in feelings and in giving. He had a lot of emotional capacity to nourish himself and the world around him.

Cerebal Level

The intake of information was rich, he had clear thinking, was organized, a problem-solver and acquired a sense of duty and responsibility. His ideas were put into practice. What leaves us in admiration of Mandela is the wealth of information he could appropriate. It combined listening, empathy, permeability, practicality, finesse, selectivity, and critical thinking. Mandela was both in and out of the event when he observed a situation. All the information collected was organized, compared to what he already knew which was then enriched by his imagination and creativity. Mandela addressed problems effectively and found unique solutions that he defended with determination and flexibility. His thoughts were channeled towards the goal he had set, evolving through it with an open mind. He led to end his projects with a sense of duty and responsibility. His strong intuition also made him also a problem-solver.

Emotional Level

The needs and the main potential of Mandela were at this level. His feelings were intense, passionate, and generous. Mandela was committed to people and to the causes he had chosen. He was a defender, an altruist, meeting kindness with engaging the work and people he believed in with enthusiasm and generosity. His warmth was expressed in his relationships with finesse and delicacy. His empathy and selectivity completed each other. This emotional power was a strength for him as it helped him with his relationships. Sharing made him stronger. He was very responsible and had a high sense of morality. He was trustworthy and loyal.

Instinctive level

He was very concrete, the capacity of actions measured and controlled. Strong sensory tinted with finesse and delicacy. A steady pace and very efficient. Mandela shared the goals of putting good service and dedication above all else. He had many strengths and patience, common sense, easy adaptation, and the taste for tangible achievement made with measurement and control. Mandela was a man of action. His resistance to effort in the long term was balanced and had an excellent way of dealing with problems. All these qualities enabled Mandela to achieve his goals successfully. A sensory tinted with delicacy shows a man who was able to enjoy life with a particular relish. The attachment to the land, tradition, and family was powerful. He could be diplomatic when he thought it was necessary. Mandela had a reflective, measured, and intuitive mind. He found his inspiration in humans that fed his mind and actions. It was his high virtue towards humanity that lived within him and gave him the passion to excel.