Introverted-Extrovert Optimistics

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I going give a brief and quick outlook of what this test has told me so I wont have to copy and past all of the specific information in order to save space. Basically in a nut shell is that I am an Independent introverted extrovert optimistic, that loves helping people,hates conflicts, and a free spirit that feels confined by most rules and regulations. Now lets break this down into three parts, the independent introverted-extrovert, loves helpings people and hates conflicts, and free spirit that feels confined by most rules and regulations. This may sound weird but I say I am introverted-extrovert optimistic because I love being around people and interacting with people. Being with people is how I recharge myself. If I spend to much time …show more content…

Sometimes I am not sure why, but something inside of always tells me I should be doing something to help someone or do something to avoid conflict. Because, I hate conflict! Every time I see people arguing, or see something that is causing someone to feel down or causing big trouble, I always feel like the need that I must do something to help or fix the situation. Which can sometimes be a wonderful things because I love helping people seeing others have joy, but sometimes I can be the one who either cause the conflict to increase or take the conflict so that the other person can enjoy. Which is something I need to get better at. I need to learn to “no” to others and say “yes” to me, because sometimes I can wear myself out or cause pain to myself, by getting hurt by others, due to the fact that I can put a lot of trust in hope into the people I meet. Which can lead to me being taking advantage of my feelings, time, and resources. Overall I would not say that this trait is not bad though, just something I need to be more aware …show more content…

I see them more as a way of confinement than a way of order, or I see them as something that limits or outcomes into only one way reasoning. I personal believe that there are many ways to solve a problem. Yes rules and regulations might be more orderly an effective way or solving things or controlling our environment, but sometimes I feel over whelmed by a sense of control. I want to be free I want to be able to find new ways to solve the old problem, because repetition gets tiring to me. If something like a job gets to contestant I can very bored with what I am doing and lose motivation and importance in the work I do. I want randomness and as little confinement as possible. On the down side of being a free spirit that looks high down upon rules is that: I am not an organized or disciplined person. My room, my desk, and sometimes my life can be a complete mess, BUT I know where to find most of my stuff in time of need. Yes, I do have my moments in where I do forget where I put something but most of the time I am able to get a round with the clutter, but the main thing that always bites me back is my lack of discipline. I procrastinate A LOT! Which in most cases means I am forced to rush things which can lead into making mistakes on things that I need to do right the first