An idealist focuses on the future, looking at the whole picture, longing for understanding and always putting the human factor first. This article is aimed at helping you to identify an idealist and understand how they see things and think.
Instructions
1. Idealists are generally very attentive and receptive to people welcoming new ideas or opinions. When they speak about solving a problem or what the future should look like their focus is based upon what would be good for people as a whole. They believe that everything is connected and trust that harmony can be found.
2. Idealists would much rather have everyone agree rather than be involved within an open debate or conflict, being most comfortable when people are open and friendly to each other.
3. Idealist are more likely to trust people since they are usually trustworthy themselves and expect the same from others, which can turn out to cause them the most disappointment. Expecting from others what they expect from themselves.
4. An idealist believes that all people have the same basic desires and needs and that everyone should be entitled to that, often taking longer in coming up with a solution to a problem since it is important for them to get everyone on the same page and be happy. Not much is strictly black or white, since in their thinking there are always more than just one solution to a problem.
5. Since an Idealist does not enjoy or want to be seen as challenging or argumentative, as a result their opinions are not always voiced, but kept inside, even though they just know that their ideas would work best because it would create the best advantages and harmony for all.
6. An Idealist will tend to humanize most situations and look beyond just the numbers of a record or chart. For instance, yes this new plan will bring in more revenue, but how many people will it hurt or make uncomfortable in the process!
