My Personality Traits
Extroverted (E) 75%
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Introverted (I) 25%
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Intuitive (N) 68%
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Sensing (S) 32%
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Feeling (F) 60%
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Thinking (T) 40%
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Perceiving (P) 59%
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Judging (J) 41%
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Again, I have found that
the last decade of my life and the experiences I have gone through have truly
transformed my behavior and my personality. I come from being the shyest and
most introverted child that possibly ever walked the face of the planet to
having the realities of life and necessity force me into a new personality. My
job within the corporate world forced me to open up and have a voice, and then
as a leader I was forced into an even more extroverted role that I have become
a completely different human being. I hope that my experience as an introverted
young adult and understanding what that feels like and now being extroverted as
an older adult will help me gain a better understanding to all my students and
their personalities. I feel like I can hopefully relate to more students because
I have truly lived in both worlds and that experience will allow me to understand
my student’s unique perspectives better. I do feel that my overall challenge
will be to find a place within myself that is grounded and rooted in balancing
and maintaining a middle ground within all my personality traits. I was once
told by a former boss that my biggest success and my greatest downfall as a
leader will come from the same place; my all or nothing personality. As much as
I resented her in the moment I found that she was absolutely right, that character
trait has been the best and worst thing in my life. If I can consistently
manage that personality trait with my students and my teaching, I think I will
hopefully have a decent shot at success…
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