Soren Kierkegaard once said, “Personality is only ripe when a man has made the truth his own”. Personality has everything to do with evolving as you find the truth in this reality. The word personality comes from the Greek word “persona” which means to speak through. By definition personality is the mix of characteristics or qualities that form an individual 's distinctive character. Personality is not definite, and will be changed through experiences. Personality traits have two major features: inherited and learned characteristics. When I was little my parents gave me the nickname of Gabi, because I talked a lot. Apparently I had judged everything. I grew up with an older sister who was by comparison my complete opposite personality-wise.
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The dust has somewhat settled these days. I am married now, and my personality has changed because of it. Marriage has changed my personality into a more trusting, capable, and observant human being. I spend my days being helpful and encouraging to my husband and others. I have learned to be persistent in some ways, and impartial in others. I was recently prompted to take the Myers-Briggs personality type quiz, and my results could not be more true to who I am today. My personality type as of today is called “The Advocate”. The personality type I have is INFJ, which is apparently rare. The INFJ personality type makes up less than one percent of the population. INFJ stands for introvert, intuition, feeling and judging. INFJ’s are often described as old souls. They are usually found counseling their friends and enlightening others. I think because I spent my childhood in so many different situations and places, which gave me a deeper sense of self and others. I often gravitate towards sharing more intimate conversations with others, and connecting in a more meaningful way. I am able to understand the duality of others and that changes the way I perceive others. My personality by definition consists of introverted intuition, extraverted feeling, …show more content…
I want to improve my ability to be dependable. Once I am at work I am dependable, but the biggest problem is getting to work on time. I enjoy getting up early and having time to get a sense of my day. I don’t like to be rush in the morning. This causes me to get up hours before the starting of my workday, so that I have enough time to do what I want in the morning. I am good with time management in a corporate setting, but once I leave for home all bets are off. I also want to develop my communication skills. Talking in front of others can be nerve racking when you feel judged. I might be confident in my personal life, but when it comes to executives in a conference room I am different. I want to learn how to relax when speaking with others who are above me in a business
The dust has somewhat settled these days. I am married now, and my personality has changed because of it. Marriage has changed my personality into a more trusting, capable, and observant human being. I spend my days being helpful and encouraging to my husband and others. I have learned to be persistent in some ways, and impartial in others. I was recently prompted to take the Myers-Briggs personality type quiz, and my results could not be more true to who I am today. My personality type as of today is called “The Advocate”. The personality type I have is INFJ, which is apparently rare. The INFJ personality type makes up less than one percent of the population. INFJ stands for introvert, intuition, feeling and judging. INFJ’s are often described as old souls. They are usually found counseling their friends and enlightening others. I think because I spent my childhood in so many different situations and places, which gave me a deeper sense of self and others. I often gravitate towards sharing more intimate conversations with others, and connecting in a more meaningful way. I am able to understand the duality of others and that changes the way I perceive others. My personality by definition consists of introverted intuition, extraverted feeling, …show more content…
I want to improve my ability to be dependable. Once I am at work I am dependable, but the biggest problem is getting to work on time. I enjoy getting up early and having time to get a sense of my day. I don’t like to be rush in the morning. This causes me to get up hours before the starting of my workday, so that I have enough time to do what I want in the morning. I am good with time management in a corporate setting, but once I leave for home all bets are off. I also want to develop my communication skills. Talking in front of others can be nerve racking when you feel judged. I might be confident in my personal life, but when it comes to executives in a conference room I am different. I want to learn how to relax when speaking with others who are above me in a business