What's Your Personality DNA?

Encouraging Designer

I took this Personal DNA test which Viamarie sent me earlier today. The results say I'm an Encouraging Designer. I'd say that majority (about 80%) of what is said about me is true, and so if you'd like to get to know more about who i am (even I got to know more about myself!), here are some of the traits of the Encouraging Designer:

• As a DESIGNER, you are receptive to ideas and experiences, and enjoy the beautiful things in life, yet you are also grounded and realistic about yourself and the world.

• You have a quiet appreciation for beauty in all its forms – in nature, in people, and in human creations from architecture to movies.

• Instead of only focusing on functionality, you try to incorporate your good sense of style and taste into your choices.

• At times you feel unsure of yourself, especially when confronted by other people.

• You aren't the kind of person who insists on having things your way all the time – you are willing to go along with other people's opinions, even if you disagree.

• Others may not know this about you, but you are very interested in new ideas, thoughts, expressions, and experiences. You enjoy learning and trying new things.

• Although you are practical, you are anything but boring – you have depths to you that others cannot see.

• The idea of doing the same thing every day for the rest of your life scares you – you need more excitement and challenge than that!

• You have a remarkable eye for detail and precision, noticing things that others miss.

• You're not afraid to let your emotions guide you, and you're generally considerate of others' feelings as well.

• You prefer to have time to plan for things, feeling better with a schedule than with keeping plans up in the air until the last minute.

• You are a fashion maven, up on trends, but distinct in your own style. You don't follow trends, you set them.Your outgoing nature, understanding of others, and directness make you ENCOURAGING.
  

• You want others to do well for themselves, and you generally believe in their abilities.

• You often know what's good for people because of your caring nature and your worldview.

• When you care about someone, you don't keep it to yourself: you are good at letting people know that you're thinking of them.

• Because you trust people, you take violations of that trust very seriously.

• You thrive in large groups of people, and even though you know who you like and who you don't like, you can interact well with many different types of people.

• You have a healthy respect for people who have earned what they have, and you strive to be similar to successful others.

• You are a loyal friend, and a good listener.