Little quirks

... and indulgences

I kinda like taking personality tests. Specific ones, like career-related, interaction-based, the Myers and Jung test in special mention.

I know to take many pinches and tosses of salt and pepper and pretty kaleidoscope lenses with the results that often come out, but quite often than not, (ew , my english) you can sieve out a few points that are good, are surprisingly on point, that open your mind to something you weren't consciously aware of, but now know is indeed true.

I especially like tests, that give you the range you are on and suggestions geared towards you - citing a leadership/personal discipline methods test I took in...Junior College, I think, if my fuzzy memory serves right.
It had pretty good suggestions and steps to take, what to try out more, to balance out.
That is the thing that struck me - how it encouraged more balancing, not so much need to change.

So, yes, recently took another survey thing, but I wasn't expecting it to be a survey that gave an analysis of you at the end - I simply thought it was a normal survey on university and career and various impressions on the career aspects related to the school - surveys for improvement basically.

Here's my results: ....

Post Rally feels...

... and when the emotional mind (aka Heart) ignores rationality. 

So basically, I started off quite okay, well, I didn't give as much awkward pauses and sounded, like I knew what I was talking. But after the first few questions, I started going downhill.
My flaw I learnt from this is that, I only think till I have all my points and am sure of my points, BUT - I do not pause to add on the extra step of HOW I will phrase those points into sentences - into sentences I can easily say out.

Yep. From that you can guess - I crapped up and could not answer smoothly. Not just with awkward gaps or pauses where I repeat words while trying to fill a sentence. I literally lost my point because my sentence escaped me.
Another point was how I mixed up a specific point with another - a miscomm and a mistake on my part. A big fat mistake.