Making Sense Of People: Decoding The Mysteries Of Personality (2011) - Plot & Excerpts
This book is a great informational piece giving you several ways of how to study, analyze, and decode the personality of others around you by giving some of the essential tools and systems that help you understand identity, characteristics and traits. The information in this book is pretty basic about reading and understanding people, but it connects all of the commonly thought ideas together, making it easier to think about the shaping of a person and why they act the way they do. I personally loved this book since I saw the connections that were being made within the pages. It really makes you think about if and how you should approach someone and I was also very pleased with this idea. I don't understand why the author wrote this book. There may be a prior bestseller that generated a large advance, precipitating a need to deliver a book. I thought I was getting an insight into people. What I got was, well, I'm not even sure. I know it wasn't what I wanted. There is a reasonably accessible description of various personality traits and disorders and some signs of each, but the end result falls woefully short of the tagline's promise. Apart from a quick entry into the world of psychological disorders, I'm not sure why you should read this book.
What do You think about Making Sense Of People: Decoding The Mysteries Of Personality (2011)?
Really liked the start but then it moved into more scientific findings and I lost interest.
—Marsydots95
A quick read looking at personality profiles and defining people by them.
—Denay
