My three themes were Dependability, Future Thinker, and Achieving. I feel I lean more towards Dependability than the other two because trust and keeping my word is very important to me. I have come to realize that not everything can be on my time and I have to be able to depend on others and adapt to their schedules. I am satisfied with Achieving the goals I have set for myself. The report states that “… have more energy and more goals than other people.” I agree with the more energy, but my main goal right now is attending a college that I believe I would love and can strive for. I agree with the Future Thinker to some extent because I hate the negatives and only wish to think about what could happen or what would happen. Anything can happen
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I do not agree with the “S” in my analysis because I have a creative mind, dreams, and like to think about the different possibilities that my future holds. Although, I am not the type to think so far out of the box that it does not make sense what so ever. My strengths were being organized, making reasonable decisions, well presentation of myself, setting realistic goals that I can meet, and completing apps and paperwork thoroughly. I agree with all of these strengths except for setting realistic goals. I do set goals, but I procrastinate on completing them unless it is school work or someone else is depending on it to be finished. I haven’t been put in a position where I had to make a very important decision, so it is relieving to at least know and understand that I have that skill. My blindspots consist of closing out options too quickly, being unwilling to explore possibilities, not thinking about my future, being too serious and unfriendly, and focusing too much on details. I strongly disagree with being too serious, half of the time when I am talking to one of my friends we are literally dying of laughter. When I speak to adults, I am not too enthusiastic but nor am I rude or stuck up about carrying out a conversation. I do agree with not presenting myself as a well-rounded person because I do like my normal self and I just stay to myself most of the time. From this, I learned I am a really organized person, who is hard working and wants something clear and cut to the
I do not agree with the “S” in my analysis because I have a creative mind, dreams, and like to think about the different possibilities that my future holds. Although, I am not the type to think so far out of the box that it does not make sense what so ever. My strengths were being organized, making reasonable decisions, well presentation of myself, setting realistic goals that I can meet, and completing apps and paperwork thoroughly. I agree with all of these strengths except for setting realistic goals. I do set goals, but I procrastinate on completing them unless it is school work or someone else is depending on it to be finished. I haven’t been put in a position where I had to make a very important decision, so it is relieving to at least know and understand that I have that skill. My blindspots consist of closing out options too quickly, being unwilling to explore possibilities, not thinking about my future, being too serious and unfriendly, and focusing too much on details. I strongly disagree with being too serious, half of the time when I am talking to one of my friends we are literally dying of laughter. When I speak to adults, I am not too enthusiastic but nor am I rude or stuck up about carrying out a conversation. I do agree with not presenting myself as a well-rounded person because I do like my normal self and I just stay to myself most of the time. From this, I learned I am a really organized person, who is hard working and wants something clear and cut to the