For thousands of years, personality types have offered fixed descriptions of who we are. In Personality Intelligence, award-winning author and personality expert Merrick Rosenberg-also known as the Bird Guy-takes it further and shows us how we can develop our personalities to become our best selves. Utilizing his memorable Eagle, Parrot, Dove, and Owl personality styles, Rosenberg provides an intriguing glimpse into the neuroscience behind personality and human behavior. He introduces the idea that we can all advance through the four levels of Personality Intelligence-from struggling to express our natural talents to becoming adaptable Chameleons who are wildly successful at everything they do. Through humorous and relatable fables, celebrity stories, and four subtly-named characters-Dawn Eagleton, Ian Parrotti, Scarlett Doveridge, and Carter Barnowl-Personality Intelligence provides a lens through which readers can clearly view their past, present, and potential selves. In this transformative book, you'll learn how to:1. More effectively leverage your innate strengths2. Apply personality insights to build healthy, enduring relationships at home, work, and everywhere in between 3. Master all four styles so you can fluidly adapt to any situationPersonality Intelligence is the guide to unlocking the full potential of who you can be. Merrick Rosenberg co-founded Team Builders Plus, one of the first team building companies in the United States, back in 1991. In 2012, he reinvented how people learn about themselves through the personality styles and started his second company, Take Flight Learning. He is the author of five books about tapping into the power of your personality, including The Chameleon and Which Bird Are You?. Merrick has worked with more than half of the Fortune 100 companies in the U.S. and worldwide. Under Merrick's leadership as CEO of Take Flight Learning, his company has been selected as the New Jersey Business of the Year by NJ Biz Magazine and has repeatedly been named one of the Fastest Growing Companies and Best Places to Work by the Philadelphia Business Journal

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