In a state of health: a healthy third-type person who is confident, energetic, and has a high degree of self-esteem; who believes in himself and his own values; who is adaptable, who adjusts himself, who is attractive and who is often popular; realistic, well-targeted and well-informed about their potential. They have an ambition to raise themselves, to "do what they can to achieve themselves", often to be human, to be idealistic, with many enviable qualities; to inspire others to learn from themselves in a positive way; and to be passionate, purposeful and consistent. They are influential, hardworking people. In the best of circumstances, they focus on their hearts and seek truth, and they seem to be everything; they are able to recognize their limitations and lead a life within their means; they are naive to mock their sense of humor and childishness; they are merciful, gentle and merciful. In general, the second type of person in a general state is very concerned about his or her reputation and position, is able to perform his or her work well, has a sense of superiority and is a winner; prefers to compare himself or herself with others in pursuit of status and success; pursues fame, desperate to climb up, eager to achieve something, exclusive, eager to be "winner". They are quite conscious and particularly concerned about their performance in front of others. All they do for the good of others is to succeed; to be realistic, to be efficient, but also to be good, they have lost their emotional connection under the appearance of peace; and there are problems of kinship, credibility and power. They always want to give the impression that people are superior: they often sell themselves to others to make themselves look better than they actually do. They're narcissistic, high-pitched, bragging, glamorous, tempting, as if they're always saying, "look at me! " in a state of ill health: a third type of unhealthy person who fears failure, is afraid of being perceived as being inappropriately presented, distorts the actual achievements made; is extremely unprincipled, envious of the success of others, and "learns" in order to maintain his own illusion of superiority. They love to exploit others, to be speculative, and to lie in order to avoid their mistakes and shadows being exposed, to be sick liars, to have a strong hostility towards others, to be jealous of their delusions and to betray others in bad faith, better than others. They may become vengeful and want to destroy what is not available; ruthless and forced to destroy what may remind them of their shortcomings and failures; and pathological tendencies to murder. Key motivations: people who consider themselves worthy and worthy of respect, who wish to be recognized, who desire to be different, who desire attention, envy and who are impressed. Examples: bill clinton, christopher reeves, michel landon, richard gaer, shirley mclean, jane polly, paul mccartney, sting, tom cross, sharon stone, tony robbins, bryant gamber, dick clark, warner white, brooke hillscotch cay lee gifford, denzel washington, sylvester stallone, arnold schwarzenegger, truman capote, o. J. Simpson。
