Directionality pathway
The Blue Pathway
A person who is primarily Blue has a pathway that is harmonious and expressive, focused on helping others. Blues can find decisions hard because they care about the feelings of everyone involved; they are idealistic, friendly and insightful. Blue’s opposite pathway is Green.
Common Blue traits
- Nurturing
- Polite
- Idealistic
- Friendly
- Open
- Accepting
- Sincere
How Blues communicate, learn and connect
Communication
An active listener — agreeable, interactive, insightful and persuasive.
Learning style
A cooperative, imaginative style: a caring, supportive setting with personal feedback, group work and face-to-face conversation.
Connecting with a Blue
Recognize their wish for peaceful solutions, and be affirming, compassionate and understanding.
Blue and its opposite, Green
Blue and Green are opposites. Blue leads with people and harmony; Green leads with logic and analysis. Understanding both makes for better decisions and kinder teams.
Explore the other pathways
Red Pathway
A person who is primarily Red has a pathway that is flexible to changes in direction and seeks fun and adventure.
Green Pathway
A person who is primarily Green has a pathway built on logic and vision for the future.
Yellow Pathway
A person who is primarily Yellow travels an ordered, scheduled route with step-by-step directions — as if they had a built-in GPS.
Find your own pathway mix
Take the Directionality assessment ($7, about 10 minutes) to see how much of each pathway you use and unlock your full Blue Pathway Guide — strengths at work and at home, the Climate, Attitude and Relationships Blues need, learning style and parenting style.