Having a reserved personality means you tend not to be open with others and prefer to remain in your own space. Essentially, reserved people like to ‘reserve’ their specific personality traits for themselves.

This article will attempt to explain what a dynamic personality is, how it differs from the traditional perspective on personality and what are the characteristics of a dynamic personality. Furthermore, it will explore the reasons as to why the need for a dynamic personality arises.

If you have a reserved personality, it means that you tend to be more introverted, quiet, private, and cautious in social situations. You may prefer interacting in small, intimate gatherings but become more withdrawn when you are in a large group.

Having a reserved personality means that you’ll likely feel like an outsider and be misunderstood because there aren’t many others who are like you. But there is so much value to being reserved (and authentically you) that you should just be you.

In a social world generally reserved for social media, dynamic people read the room well. They put their mobile device away when it's time to network or mingle. You'll get a firm handshake with direct eye contact that's appropriate but not creepy.