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Kevin Costner (The Sensitive Personality Style)

Kevin has always been curious and relished being out of doors. From the begining he has enjoyed doing cowboy movies that play into his self concept of going it alone with all of his possessions on the back of a horse. He is described as being loyal to his friends and having a passion for his work.

Kevin is able to be objective about his movie roles. He realizes that if he tells a great joke on the screen it’s evidence of the quality of the script writing. He describes himself as a writer-driven actor and a rehearsal-driven actor. When he is producing he doesn’t go out to get an actor or director until the script is 100 % completed. He doesn’t want anyone changing it or doing ad-libs.

Kevin: Your Sensitive Personality Style and way of approaching acting is much like that of Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington. You all approach your role objectively and want to have people around you whom you can trust.

Doc G

Ed. Note: You can also read the previous Doc G blogs on Clint Eastwood, Tom Hanks, and Denzel Washington. FInd out if you share this Sensitive Style here.

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Tom Cruise (The Influencing Personality Style)

Tom is in the process of ending his relationship with the United Artists movie studio. He has been making efforts over the past three years to revive his career -it suffered much, probably in relationship to his promoting Scientology and other causes. His recent movie was not a success and even his marriage to Katie Holmes (The Patient Personality Style) has not provided a career boost.

Tom: This is a crucial time in your career. You must decide what your first priority is (that which takes precedence over everything else) and pursue that priority vigorously. You have been trying to control all parts of your environment and haven’t been very successful. Know and be your Influencing Personality Style.

Doc G

Ed. Note: Do you know what your Style is? Find out here. Tom Cruise can currently be seen in a cameo role in ‘Tropic Thunder’.

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Paul Newman (The Sensitive Personality Style)

Paul is always described as a scrupulously private man who throughout his career has managed to remain elusive and mysterious. He has a small group of loyal friends who have protected his privacy. He, like Kevin Costner, characterized good acting as “Reacting. You gotta be in the moment.” He would follow the writer’s structure and ask himself “Where am I going as the character?”

Paul wears dark glasses in public. People want to see his trademark blue eyes but Paul is afraid the public could look through his eyes into his inner soul. Like Kevin Costner and Clint Eastwood (other Sensitive Personality Styles) early in his career he wanted to direct films - away from the prying and ever-watchful cameras. His best loved film was “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid“. Both he and Robert Redford have Sensitive Personality Styles and ‘could read each others’ mind’. Paul finally won the Academy Award for best actor for “The Color of Money” after six previous nominations.

Paul: Even at this troubled time of your life Know and Enjoy your Sensitive Personality Style.

Doc G

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Just Added to our MyCelebrityTwin Celebrity Guide, the American Olympians with the most Gold Medals. And can you guess the Personality Style of Mark Spitz? Tell us your guess in the comments! We’ll wait to get Doc G’s answer…

Michael Phelps (The Persistent Personality Style)

9 Gold Medals…and still counting

Carl Lewis (The Sensitive Personality Style) 9 Gold Medals - Track & Field

Mark Spitz (The ___________________ Personality Style ) 9 Gold Medals - Swimming

Find out your Personality Style here.

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Michael Phelps (The Persistent Personality Style)

He is described by his coach (Bob Bowman) as having single mindedness. This supposedly allows him in the Olympics to shut out the supercharged atmosphere and great expectations…..a very important overlooked factor, however, is his relatiponship with the coach. Coach Bowman has been a father figure and a one-to-one relationship both in and out of the pool. The Persistent Persistent Style (like Elvis Presley, Bono and Bruce Springsteen) relates very intensely with the person or persons they want to please (their personal audience). With Michael it’s both his country and his coach.

Michael: With this level of motivation you should be able to transcend present records. Your records will be part of the records of the future. Good luck! May God Bless You!

Doc G

Ed. Note: You may want to read Doc G’s previous blogs on Bruce Springsteen and Bono under the Persistent Personality Category on the left to find out more about this Personality Style.

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Michael Phelps (The Persistent Personality Style)

Michael accepts the sacrifices of training in the swimming pool 365 days a year. “I can’t remember the last day I didn’t train”. He has history to make and knows there’s no other way. In swimming the price one must pay for greatness is so high. “If I want to leave a legacy this is what I have to do”.

Michael has learned to nourish the one-to-one relationship he has with his coach Bob Bowman.  His coach encourages him with the total commitment and passion he has to dedicate to swimming. Michael has a goal of bringing a whole new wave of young kids to the sport.

Michael; please remain single minded if you want to achieve your huge hopes and dreams. Know and be your Persistent Personality Style.

Doc G

Ed. Note: When you form a close relationship or devote yourself to a cause, do you tend to lose touch with others? You may be the Persistent Personality Style. Find out here.

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Nancy Pelosi (The Idealistic Personality Style)

She promotes her image as “a mother of five and a grandmother of five”. She emphasizes standards which she, her family and Congress should live by. Others describe her as “tough as nails ” and a person who will not let one Republican attack go unanswered. She envisions herself as “I have a very thick skin. I don’t care what they say about me” and “I’ve never walked away from any of my positions. I take pride in them”.

Nancy is very verbal and objective. She shrugs off the observation that she has been able to get passed only a minimal amount of her agenda. She is more positive that she has been able to encourage the members of Congress to put party interests above their parochial inclinations most of the time. She doesn’t deny her use of the carrot and the stick.

Nancy: You have the same Personality Style as both John McCain and Barack Obama. You all place much emphasis upon debate and discussion. You personally find it pleasurable and so will continue. Your standards for others are high but you temper these with your “Mother and Grandmother” image. Know and enjoy your Idealistic Personality Style.

Doc G

Ed. Note: Do you emphasize family values and traditions and yet live independent of them? Do you see yourself as a caring, highly principled person who won’t compromise your ideals? You may be the Idealistic Style! Find out here.

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Ted Danson (The Idealistic Personality Style)

Ted has been nominated for an Emmy. This is his first since the Sam Malone character in Cheers. Ted has found the secret for longevity as an actor. He chooses to be casted as a character that has his own Idealistic Personality Style. In this way he is recognizable, understandable and consistent -a TV person who we regularly invite into our homes.

Typical of the Idealistic Personality Style Ted sets standards for others with his political and enviornmental activism. In 1993, he demonstrated his ‘maverick’ side by appearing blackface at a Friar’s Club roast for Whoopi Goldberg (The Perceptive Personality Style).

Ted: Know and be your Idealistic Personality Style.

Doc G

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Brett Favre (Perceptive Personality Style)

 Brett appears on his way to resolving his retirement problem with the Green Bay Packers. Again, I’m sorry to remind you but on July 5th I advised you that the Perceptive Personality Style goes to a situation where they find more passion (in this case, money) than from one….It’s so necessary for them to be self sufficient. Green Bay’s marketing offer of $20 million over 10 years will probably resolve their conflict. Again, it’s a fact of life that one never has enough money.

Doc G

Ed. Note: Brett Favre is scheduled to report to the Packers training camp today to compete for the starting quarterback position with Aaron Rodgers…Find out more about the Perceptive Personality Style here.

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Ed McMahon (The Ambitious Personality Style)

Ed has recently sued a hospital, doctors and an investment tycoon over his neck injury. In my earlier Blog I advised Ed not to give up and that ” Every age has it’s pleasures, humor and challenges “. The legal action offers Ed all three.

Interestingly the Ambitious Personality Style is the Personality Style that is most likely to be involved in a legal action. They like the action and the challenge.

Doc G

Ed. Note: Yesterday, Reuters reported that Ed McMahon’s financial and legal woes worsened on Wednesday — as well as fighting to save his home from foreclosure, he is now being sued for not paying a lawyer hired for his daughter. McMahon, 85, longtime sidekick to talk show host Johnny Carson, failed to pay divorce attorney Norman Solovay $275,168, according to the lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court. McMahon and his wife, Pamela, hired Solovay to represent Linda Schmerge, his daughter from another relationship, in a “matrimonial matter,” said Solovay’s lawyer, Michael Shanker.

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