Who Am I?

Who Am I?

1. What kind of person are you? Describe characteristic personality qualities, talents.

As like most children I grew up seeing the way of the world through the eyes of my parents, needless to say they had the most influence that shaped my identity. My mother and father taught me how to walk, how to talk, how to read, how to write, they taught me right from wrong and most importantly how to be myself. As I watched my parents go to work Monday through Friday, spend quality time with me on the weeknights, relax and have friends over on the weekends, and go to Church on Sunday mornings I started to realize what I had to do and how I had to start acting in life.

My parents would also remind me that as long as I tried my hardest and put great efforts into the task at hand I could succeed. Knowing that I try to accomplish everything I can with no fear of failure. Their positive influences on me as I grew up has allowed me not to fear life but to welcome every new day and do the best I can to get through it. The way my parents raised me and the beliefs I learned over the years allow me not to think any less of myself as an individual in any situation. They made me realize that no matter how many people are surrounding me I am unique and not to let others drag you down.

My Personality

After taking numerous personality tests, offered through my company and classes I have attended, it has been determined that I have an analytical personality style. After analyzing myself and the actions I take it makes sense. I can never accept an answer of: because I said so or that is just the way it is. I have to have proof and facts to support that answer, I am one of those show me, prove it type of people. If someone does not have the factual answer, I will continue to ask: who, what, why, when, where and how until it is proven to me.

My Analytical Situation

The type of situation that tends to bring out my worst qualities of my analytical personality is when someone is trying to get me to buy something or agree with them. I do not allow myself to just say okay, I will buy that or okay, I agree with you because you told me to. I will question that person until I am satisfied and feel confident that they have provided accurate information regarding the matter at hand. While asking these questions others tend to get annoyed and/or frustrated with me and the more I see that happening, the more I persist with my questioning, sometimes just to annoy or frustrate them a little more.

Just as I will not accept a vague answer I do not expect others to accept them therefore I do not say "I don't ...