Extrovert, Introvert, or Extroverted Introvert
“You think you’ve got it figured out, huh? You have no idea what life has in store for you.” Will you accept a random message request from a stranger? Most probably not right? But it happened, because if not then you won’t be reading this. Gillian Mamaclay of 4 BS Legal Management here in Ateneo surprised me by accepting my request. This person is also the current president of the Ateneo Student Exchange Council.
After accepting my message and friend request, we’ve been chatting for days already. But the first time I met her was during the general assembly of ASEC. My first impression of her was that she is a very bubbly, cheerful, and loud person. In short, she is an extrovert. After the …show more content…
And her answer surprised me. I totally wasn’t expecting that as her answer. She told me that she is actually an introvert. People assumed that she was an extrovert because she was part of the human resource department. Being part of the HR department means that she deals with people and need to communicate with them a lot. She said is very helping people and all. But after being in the company of people a long time it is exhausting. An example of this is after recweek her friends invited her to dinner and celebrate but she’s like no I’m going home to …show more content…
During the GA I noticed this. The members were all so excited and happy. There were also times the they would laugh at their inside jokes. I could see that they are very close and that they support each other.
Her is most significant college experience was during her NSTP program where she got to teach moms in a partner community about financial literacy. The experience really inspired her to do more and to serve others in any way that she can. She is really passionate about helping people see how much potential they have.
One of the greatest things she learned being a leader in ASEC as a leader is that “if you don’t trust in others or believe in what they can do you’re going to end up doing everything yourself. I mean that’s how I used to be. I am a micromanager so I have the tendency to do everything myself because I have trust issues with other people but I learned that other people have so much potential also and some people like especially presidents from the past years they saw the potential in me and they learned to believe in me so I guess that helped me see that other people don’t suck and that they have a lot of potential too. Now I am really happy because I have children in ASEC like sila yung mga alaga ko and they’re the ones who I am honing to be leaders also and it’s a good feeling. It’s nice to see that there’s this person who you believe in and you trust in and you see him or her growing and it’s a
“You think you’ve got it figured out, huh? You have no idea what life has in store for you.” Will you accept a random message request from a stranger? Most probably not right? But it happened, because if not then you won’t be reading this. Gillian Mamaclay of 4 BS Legal Management here in Ateneo surprised me by accepting my request. This person is also the current president of the Ateneo Student Exchange Council.
After accepting my message and friend request, we’ve been chatting for days already. But the first time I met her was during the general assembly of ASEC. My first impression of her was that she is a very bubbly, cheerful, and loud person. In short, she is an extrovert. After the …show more content…
And her answer surprised me. I totally wasn’t expecting that as her answer. She told me that she is actually an introvert. People assumed that she was an extrovert because she was part of the human resource department. Being part of the HR department means that she deals with people and need to communicate with them a lot. She said is very helping people and all. But after being in the company of people a long time it is exhausting. An example of this is after recweek her friends invited her to dinner and celebrate but she’s like no I’m going home to …show more content…
During the GA I noticed this. The members were all so excited and happy. There were also times the they would laugh at their inside jokes. I could see that they are very close and that they support each other.
Her is most significant college experience was during her NSTP program where she got to teach moms in a partner community about financial literacy. The experience really inspired her to do more and to serve others in any way that she can. She is really passionate about helping people see how much potential they have.
One of the greatest things she learned being a leader in ASEC as a leader is that “if you don’t trust in others or believe in what they can do you’re going to end up doing everything yourself. I mean that’s how I used to be. I am a micromanager so I have the tendency to do everything myself because I have trust issues with other people but I learned that other people have so much potential also and some people like especially presidents from the past years they saw the potential in me and they learned to believe in me so I guess that helped me see that other people don’t suck and that they have a lot of potential too. Now I am really happy because I have children in ASEC like sila yung mga alaga ko and they’re the ones who I am honing to be leaders also and it’s a good feeling. It’s nice to see that there’s this person who you believe in and you trust in and you see him or her growing and it’s a