I am not a superhero and neither are you, but we as sentient human beings have the (super) power to always seek out the best in ourselves and others. It is our natural attraction towards self-actualization that influences the many decisions, experiences, and encounters we will have in our daily life. A major factor in this entire journey is our personality. Personality refers to our characteristic patterns of thinking, feeling, and acting that makes us distinct and unique. Superheroes are imagined and created by real humans and thus, it is highly likely that the characters borne will share certain characteristics with their creators. In addition, we are exposed to these characters from a very tender age due to their massive popularity. So,
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Each of these categories was composed of four personality types. I was classified as a Virtuoso type under the Explorer category. The Virtuoso is enigmatic, private, calm, and sometimes spontaneous. Their cool rationalism and practical realism tendencies lead them to have a permissive nature, which contributes to their fair, “do unto others” attitude. The Virtuoso’s strengths are their optimism, creativity, and adaptability. Their weaknesses are their stubbornness, introverted nature, and dislike of commitment. Oftentimes, Virtuosos’ social relationships suffer due to their need for a lot of personal space and concealment of their emotions because they are unsure how to express them. Their desire for freedom leads others to think of them as indifferent, insensitive, distant, and perplexing creatures. Although they are well-rounded people with a variety of interests, skills, and hobbies, Virtuosos dislike being bound to commitments. Still, many people are attracted to their open-mindedness and lax attitude. Furthermore, to force a Virtuoso into a mold is like becoming their greatest enemy. The comprehensive evaluation of the Virtuoso type is that they are practical, bold, and have a strong desire to learn and explore new things that nurture their desire for personal
Each of these categories was composed of four personality types. I was classified as a Virtuoso type under the Explorer category. The Virtuoso is enigmatic, private, calm, and sometimes spontaneous. Their cool rationalism and practical realism tendencies lead them to have a permissive nature, which contributes to their fair, “do unto others” attitude. The Virtuoso’s strengths are their optimism, creativity, and adaptability. Their weaknesses are their stubbornness, introverted nature, and dislike of commitment. Oftentimes, Virtuosos’ social relationships suffer due to their need for a lot of personal space and concealment of their emotions because they are unsure how to express them. Their desire for freedom leads others to think of them as indifferent, insensitive, distant, and perplexing creatures. Although they are well-rounded people with a variety of interests, skills, and hobbies, Virtuosos dislike being bound to commitments. Still, many people are attracted to their open-mindedness and lax attitude. Furthermore, to force a Virtuoso into a mold is like becoming their greatest enemy. The comprehensive evaluation of the Virtuoso type is that they are practical, bold, and have a strong desire to learn and explore new things that nurture their desire for personal