Is it possible to read people and predict their behaviour?

Do you know what the authentic core of your personality is?

The Personality Book, written by published author, entrepreneur, behaviourist, master trainer and international speaker Fabienne Francis, aims to answer all the questions you have ever had about yourself and others by bringing the tools of personality profiling/analysis into the mainstream.

The book takes you on a journey of self-discovery through a simple but comprehensive questionnaire, and teaches you how to read others from the minute you meet them.
 

What people say about the book:

“I have often felt frustrated by personality. Sometimes I would feel exhausted and burnt out from thinking about the things that I want to do and achieve. I didn’t realise why this was happening until I read this book. It has helped me to understand the areas of my personality that need adjustment . . . It has also enhanced my self-confidence and self-belief, as well as my belief in myself.”
Broadcast journalist and gender activist – Portia Kobue

“It is so great to quietly observe people, not feeling offended or strange by the way they interact, but rather accepting everyone as they are. I now feel like I possess an inner GPS, guiding me through my daily interactions with different people.”
Tourist entrepreneur and interpreter – Larissa Thirion

ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Fabienne Francis studied in London and Switzerland, and has 30 years experience on an international platform.

She is the CEO of IdentityDNA – a company that specialises in personality analysis, profiling and training.

She is a renowned master facilitator and has trained companies such as Mercedes, Sanlam, Old Mutual, the Reserve Bank and numerous universities.

Fabienne has written a series of books, including The Love Personality book, which is due for release in September 2019, and an iDNA guide for children that is due for release in November 2019. She is currently writing "The Personality Book for Entrepreneurs", with well-known businessman Collin Goodman.