Conversely, the latter part of the book reads more like a self-help manual for individuals who are trying to gain more insight into who they are and why they act in certain ways. For those who love to take on-line personality quizzes or have ever puzzled over the Myers-Briggs, the second section will probably be the main attraction. Using a device called a Personality Wheel, readers can look at each of the roles they perform in their daily life and find their corresponding personality for each. When this activity is complete, the reader proceeds to meet each member of their personality "family" and can gain a basic understanding of each character's strengths and weaknesses and strategies to use them more effectively.

Not surprisingly, getting to know all these people within us is indeed a bit confusing. However the effort is well worth the time it takes to complete the lengthy self-exploration activity, as it ultimately leads us to a greater understanding of how we relate to the world and those around us.