Personal DNA ReportYou are an Independent Director
About YouAs a DIRECTOR, you combine an unusual openness and passion for beauty and style with confidence and a down-to-earth sensibility that allow you to realize your vision.
You are practical and pay attention to the details that others tend to miss.
By focusing on what is real and concrete, you achieve more than those who always have their heads in the clouds.
When it comes to what really matters in your life, you are confident in your ability to succeed.
Having beautiful things in your life gives you pleasure and satisfaction - you have a keen eye for style.
Even when problems present themselves, deep down you know you will overcome these challenges.
When routines get too familiar, you become bored and start looking for ways to spice things up.
You are open to new types of experiences – you are not afraid to take a risk on something new.
You have a highly developed sense of taste – you know what looks good on you, in your home, and in the world at large.
You are balanced in your approach to problem-solving, not letting your emotions hold you up.
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 do your own thing when it comes to clothing, guided more by practical concerns than by other people's notions of style.
If you want to be different:Occasionally let yourself dream a little more, even if it doesn't seem practical or efficient.
How You Relate to OthersYour inward focus, trusting nature, and sharp sense of right and wrong make you INDEPENDENT.
Your thoughts and actions are not reliant on what others think about you; you have a clearly defined moral structure.
When it comes to others, you are very practical, expecting people to take care of themselves.
You generally believe the best about people, but you hold them to high standards.
Similarly, you believe in maintaining integrity, honor, and a sense of respect for those who have earned their success.
Trust needs to be earned with you; you're slow to forgive when people have violated your trust.
Spending time alone means a lot to you, as does keeping certain things private.
You quietly observe a lot about the world, giving you a keen sense of both how things are and how things should be.
You've learned that you need to prioritize your own feelings, as opposed to always considering others' feelings first.
If you want to be different:Let your trust in others allow you to consider that interpersonal situations can be complex, and that people's feelings in those situations can take many forms.
Accordingly, in working harder to understand people's perspectives, you might find that their insights can help you make better decisions.
Bonkers @ 3/13/2006 08:09:00 PM
