Journalists are enthusiastic, and full of new ideas. They are optimistic, spontaneous, creative and confident. This type of personality can sense possibilities, have open minds and like to keep their options open. They are perceptive and curious and prefer to understand things rather than judge them.

Type C's are imaginative, adaptable and alert. They value inspiration and are ingenious inventors. They have impulsive energy and are charming and full of vitality. Their energy increases when around others.

They are sympathetic and warm. They value their relationships with people and avoid conflict whenever possible. They prefer harmony and often care about the development of others. They don't like working alone.

Possible downside:
Because ideas come so easily to them, they can have trouble focusing on one thing at a time and can have trouble making decisions. They see so many options, they have difficulty selecting one. They may make poor choices when trying to do too many things at once.

They like the initial problem solving and creating of something new, but may quickly loose interest in the project after that. They often lack the self-discipline to follow projects through. Although they are likely to start many new things, they will finish few. Journalists are not particularly well organized and not interested in details, they are more intrigued by imagination.

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