You have the natural ability to influence any person in a way that makes them feel comfortable, accepted and appreciated. You know how to host people.

You bring a special type of energy to the world and it is best suited to social situations and/or groups of people. It can best be described as warm, generous and accommodating. You have this unrelenting desire to make people feel welcome.

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You have the innate ability to set people at ease. You create a safe place for people by reducing the anxiety that can come from meeting someone for the first time or being in a strange situation. You have an exceptional ability to draw others out of their shell. You can also act as catalyst in helping people connect with each another as well. You create a powerful climate in which others feel welcome.

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Being hospitable;

meeting new people and making them feel welcome;

hosting people;

not taking life too seriously;

having a great sense of humour;

being generous.

Enjoy having fun, are energetic and love living life to the full;  

think about others and are generous and caring.

Being quiet or reserved;

holding back when fun is to be had;

being hard and unsympathetic;

not being friendly.

you remain closed and emotionally unavailable to me;

you do not take other people into account and you treat others in a way that leaves them unhappy, angry or frustrated;

when I feel that people are unhappy with me and then don't want me around;

I feel rejected.

Being flaky and inauthentic.

Be nice. I appreciate it if you are open and friendly.

I thrive on encouragement, support and feedback.

I enjoy time to socialise, it is a wonderful way to build connections and improve the vibe so put me in charge of social activities.

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You have the capacity to quickly connect with people and generate positive responses from them.

You can enter a crowd of people and easily know what to do and what to say. You love turning strangers into friends.

Because you know so many people, some may believe that you form only shallow relationships. Others, however, will envy how quickly and easily you make friends.

Spend time every day interacting with numerous people.

Deliberately build your network of acquaintances. Tend to it by checking in with each person at least once a month.

Join local organizations, volunteer for boards, and find ways to get on the social lists of the influential people in your community.

Learn the names of as many people as you can. Build an index of the people you know and add names as you become acquainted. Include a snippet of personal information for each contact - such as his or her birthday, favorite color, hobby, or favorite sports team.

Stay in touch with your peers in professional organizations. This will help you build your network and increase the number of experienced resources you can tap for help with any issues that arise.

In social situations, take responsibility for helping put more reserved people at ease.

You enjoy people liking you and so your biggest challenge will be 'people pleasing'. You will have to work out who you will keep happy and how to deal with the inevitable situation that someone does not like you or you feel that they do not want you around.

Watch out for: Your sensitivity to rejection.

Who are the best people to keep happy?