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Apr 9, 2026 33 min

How Your Blood Affects Your Personality

from Mirror Mirror On the Mic Hosted by malissamatia

Today’s episode feels a little bit like sitting down with someone who has been studying humans… her entire life. Marita Littauer is a multi-faceted author, speaker, and entrepreneur with over 50 years of experience helping people understand themselves and each other on a deeper level. As the daughter of renowned personality expert Florence Littauer, Marita was immersed in the study of personalities from just nine years old, traveling, observing, and eventually carrying forward a legacy that has impacted millions. But what makes Marita so fascinating isn’t just the decades of experience… it’s the way she teaches you to see people. To recognize patterns, needs, strengths, and blind spots… sometimes before a single word is even spoken. In this conversation, we’re diving into personality types, the way we understand them, how they shape the way we love, communicate, and show up in the world… and maybe most importantly, how understanding them can completely change the way we relate to ourselves and others. And selfishly… I took her personality assessment, so we’re also going to break down what it says about me. So if you’ve ever wondered why you are the way you are… or why someone in your life makes absolutely no sense to you… This episode is going to feel like someone just handed you the instruction manual.

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