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Getting to Know You...

Two Quick, Free & Private Surveys to Learn About Yourself


In my own experience, to become happier and more confident, I first had to learn about myself...to be more aware of who I am. To help the process along, I discovered two different sources of information.


It's time to get to know ourselves!


  • Simple questions taking less than 12 minutes to complete with immediate results.

  • Results summarized on 5 traits that help identify our personality - who we are.


  1. Mind- determines how we interact with our environment on an Extrovert-Introvert scale (my results: 96% Introvert)

  2. Energy- shows where we direct our mental energy on an INtuitive-Sensing scale (my results: 77% Sensing)

  3. Nature- determines how we make decisions and cope with emotions on a Thinking-Feeling scale (my results: 54% Thinking)

  4. Tactics- reflects our approach to work, planning and decision-making on a Judging-Prospecting scale (my results: 78% Judging)

  5. Identity- underpins all others, showing how confident we are in our abilities and decisions on an Assertive-Turbulent scale (my results: 64% Turbulent)

I'm an ISTJ-T. I'm an introvert who is pragmatic, organized, and needs to gather and evaluate data to make the best decisions. I'm humble, sometimes to the point of low self esteem. I've known these traits in my 50's, but these would have been powerful observations and clues for my own self discovery at an early age. If you are still searching for your identity, take this survey today.



“Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom.” – Aristotle



  • Simple questions taking less than 10 minutes with immediate results.

  • Results provide a list of characteristics from greatest strength to, one could say, greatest weakness.


Top 10 Strengths: Honesty, Love of Learning, Humility, Hope, Prudence, Self-Regulation, Judgment, Teamwork, Perseverance, and Humor.

Bottom 5 Gaps: Social Intelligence, Spirituality, Bravery, Appreciation of Beauty & Excellence, and Fairness.



It's helpful to know who we are. Only then can we realize we are not alone, we are not "broken". We can take that comfort and learn more about the power of introversion. The strength survey helps reveal our strengths, so we can expand them and leverage them. It's also important to know our weaknesses, not necessarily to try to "fix" them but to be aware and find others on your family or work "team" to help fill the gaps.


Introvert's Call to Action:

Take less than 30 minutes to help get to know yourself. It's hard for us to learn and grow without first identifying who we are.




NEXT WEEK: "OK, I'm an Introvert. Now What???"





 

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ASPECTS IN ART: BEGUILING BRUGES (11/06/2019)




OUR DAY

November is NaNoWriMo!

(National Novel Writing Month)



November is National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)! Last year I heard a lot of writers talking about "NaNoWriMo". I'd never heard of it before. I thought they were talking about Rhinos, perhaps Grandma Nana the Rhino. But since I discovered it's an acronym for National Novel Writing Month, it makes a bit more sense.

Top (L-R): NaNoWriMo is a group effort in which writers aim to get 50,000 words written during the month. Sometimes the stress of the vigorous schedule gets us all frazzled and we need a relaxing mud bath to rejuvenate!

Bottom (L-R): The Rhino is reading his early draft for edits. Find out more at NaNoWriMo.org for tips, goals, and community.




INTROVERTLink

by Jenn Granneman / Introvert, Dear




Along this week's theme of awareness, the attached is a great article providing 21 tell-tale signs for introverts. Eighteen of the 21 ring true for me. My favorite is:

2. Your inner monologue is hard to shut off.
You have a distinct inner voice that’s always running in the back of your mind — and it’s hard to shut off. Sometimes you can’t sleep at night because your mind is still going. Thoughts from your past haunt you. “I can’t believe I said that stupid thing… five years ago!”

Maybe that's why I created this blog - to get all those thoughts out of my head and connect with others battling the same challenges.




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