People with a phlegmatic type of temperament usually have a calm lifestyle that is focused on their family. They don’t strive for active communication with others yet they don’t find it difficult to make friends and appreciate them.
Phlegmatic people don’t strive to take responsibility and lead a process. They work well in a team, happily letting others make decisions for them. However, phlegmatic people don’t like change and find it difficult to adapt to new things, especially if something has changed suddenly.
It is very easy to get along with people who have a phlegmatic temperament. They are calm and patient, make concessions easily, and avoid conflict.
Phlegmatic people have an excellent ability to collect and classify facts into various categories. These people are highly imaginative and like to think abstractly. They are able to trace subtle interconnections and combine things that seem to be impossible to connect. The information assimilated in this way is remembered by them much better than individual facts.
Despite their outer cold-bloodedness, phlegmatic people are often very attentive and empathetic.

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