Dynamism requires constant exploration. Many do it naturally, but you can learn it. They want to know about you, your company, and your dog.
Be intriguing
They know about major political and community issues and share their opinions without forcing them on others. Daily reading can make you more fascinating.
Be courageous
Trying new things will make you more intriguing. You'll discover yourself. Dynamic persons may attend rock climbing classes before tackling Mount Everest.
They Pay Attention
These people make you feel alone in a busy environment when you talk to them. You're heard beyond "That's cool."
They are seeing you in the eyes
Dynamic people read the room in a social media world. They put their phone away when networking.
They are in charge of energy
Dynamic people manage emotional situations well. This person may reveal a recent family death without crying and give you their life narrative with ten coping questions.
They do not give in to rejection
No one is active enough to avoid career or personal rejection. We all deal with it differently.
They are problem solvers
They won't moan for 15 minutes over a five-minute fix. They confront problems like linebackers and work together when allowed.
They adore themselves without being arrogant
Arrogance is not self-love. A dynamic individual may be on day three of her cycle with chin pimples, but she walks in like Gisele on the runway.
They are fond of gray areas
They'll be open to new ideas, studies, or circumstances that could change their perspective. They can hold stimulating conversations.