Yee ‘O Lost Souls

If you’re wondering what that is, no, it’s not a disease. It’s my personality. And it’s not my fault it sounds like a disease. I got it from here. You may try it if you want. It’s fun.

So what does this all mean you wonder? Well let me list to you some description of a Cheloric:

Emotions:

• Born leader
• Dynamic and active
• Compulsive need for change
• Must correct wrongs
• Strong-willed and decisive
• Unemotional
• Not easily discouraged
• Independent and self sufficient
• Exudes confidence
• Can run anything

I am not sure if I should even began to start feeling happy. Look at the weaknesses. My test results showed that I have 13 strenghts and 10 weaknesses of a cheloric.

Emotions (weakness):

• Bossy
• Impatient
• Quick-tempered
• Can’t Relax
• Too impetuous
• Enjoys controversy and arguments
• Won’t give up when losing
• Comes on too strong
• Inflexible
• Is not complimentary
• Dislikes tears and emotions
• Is unsympathetic

Love me or hate me. When I’m your boss you have nothing to say but follow my orders. Hehehe.

There are also Cheloric at work, as a parent and as a friend but that would be too much information.

The second part of my personality, the senguine (3 strenghts, 5 weaknesses), has this to say:

Emotions:

Appealing personality

Talkative, Storyteller

Life of the Party

Good sense of humor

Memory for color

Physically holds on to listener

Emotional and demonstrative

Enthusiastic and expressive

Cheerful and bubbling over

And weaknesses:

Compulsive talker

Exaggerates and elaborates

Dwells on trivia

Can’t remember names

Scares others off

Too happy for some

Has restless energy

Egotistical

For more details, go to the website and take the test yourself.

But you pretty much get the picture don’t you? In addition to being a loyal reader of my blog and the test results above, it comes as little surprise that I am obviously a ‘take charge, bottomline, get things done’ kind of person. I can’t help it. I’m a cheloric sanguine.

Ta’ra.

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