Henry Seewald knows that if he wants to improve his life, he must first become aware of the weaknesses which are holding him back. It’s essential that he not be afraid of commitment, or of intimacy. He must be independent, but also willing to take risks, and be eccentric, but also able to fit in. He must be stable, but also be willing to grow and change.

Henry Seewald may experience discord in relationships. Although he is friendly and outgoing and commits himself to friendships and partnerships, he often finds it difficult to balance his own needs, desires, and goals with the objective reality of others and their individual desires and needs. To understand and overcome this problem, he should accept the idea that every relationship follows more or less the same general scheme: a base of intimacy and an accomplishment or purpose apart from the relationship itself. If he succeeds in defining, through discussion and communication, what sort of intimate relationship he and his partners want to maintain and what accomplishment or purpose they hope to achieve, many conflicts will be avoided.

Henry Seewald has a fairly individualistic temperament and is something of a loner. He is reluctant to commit himself to partnership. His tendency to want to be the sole authority may put a painful crimp in relationships. When he is confronted directly, his reactions may be rather extreme. However, in crisis situations which require immediate and decisive action, he comes to the forefront, with his ability to mobilize all his energy quickly and effectively.

Henry Seewald’s personality is ruled by his mind, which uses his energy to conceive and create on the abstract plane. He is much more of a pragmatist than an idealist and does become passionately engaged in human relationships, preferring a variety of casual contacts which demand little of him in return. As a result, it is sometimes difficult for him to remain in close emotional rapport with another person without feeling hemmed in and stifled. With his peers, his charm makes him popular, and he attracts all sorts of helpful friendships. Due to the ease with which he moves in society and his eloquence, he has undeniable talents for communications and teaching.