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What Happens When You Share A Personality Type With Your Spouse?

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New at the Truity blog: Is it good to share your partner's personality type? When it comes to marria

[Truity]( New at the Truity blog: Is it good to share your partner's personality type? [What Happens When You Share A Personality Type With Your Spouse?]( When it comes to marriage, you have to be on the same page. You and your spouse have to have the same outlook on life; you have to be able to see how the future is going to pan out for you as a couple. There’s a reason married couples, over time, begin to refer to themselves as “we” rather than “I”— marriage knots two lives together in the quest for a shared destiny. So given the need for compatibility in marriages, wouldn’t it make sense to marry someone with whom you share a personality type? What could be more compatible than that? If two people are so fundamentally similar, surely marriage is a breeze? Sure, it can be… but not always. [Read More]( [Why Aren’t We Promoting Empathetic Leaders?]( Leaders have the most challenging of jobs: leading a team of diverse employees to get behind a single vision and work collaboratively to achieve a common goal. Not all leaders can do this effectively however. Why do some leaders succeed while others fail? Let's find out: [Read More]( [Truity]( 21999 Del Puerto Canyon Road Livermore CA 94550 USA No longer want to receive these amazing, insightful, incredibly enlightening emails? Well, to each his own. Click below to... [UNSUBSCRIBE]( [Unsubscribe]( | [Change Subscriber Options](

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