Rhetoric Trait Analysis

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My personality is a mix of multiple traits which are: energetic, intelligent, quick-witted, curious, and open-minded. As I have, what I consider, good traits I also have bad ones too. Some of these being that I am "firey," angry, and cocky. On the note of energetic trait is my motivated to do anything. It just keeps me going at the task at hand, till I am done with it. For example, once I did an experiment to make my own electromagnetic with my father. While he gave up after 45 minutes of working in the garage; I kept going until I finally got the iron core and a piece of steel to attract making my experiment a

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