The Golden Personality Inventory

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Golden Personality Inventory I would say that it's safe to say that the Golden Personality test is rather accurate. I recall my principal quoting me as a "No nonsense type of gal who is probably still wearing her fatigues under her gown." when I graduated in the Michigan Theatre out of T.A. Wilson Academy. That stood true since I was enrolled in Army Junior R.O.T.C my junior year of high school. They have taught me a lot of things that is a big reason of why I am the way I am today. I still remain greateful today for the valuable lessons they have taught me, and I still find myself still abiding by a lot of the ethics that were instilled in me. The quiz mentions practicality, well, practicality is a must. That includes exhausting every avenue …show more content…

I appreciate a smooth flowing, well planned out day in which I can predict, and control. It's not that I'm saying that I'm controlling, I just like to know what's going on, and not be held in the dark on anything. Being traditional is important to me, traditionality to me is a tried, and true, no fail way of doing things. I've been taught in traveling sales that programs don't fail, people do. I don't like to fail at anything, ever. At the same time, successful people fail more than failures do. So I know the more I fail, the more chances I have to …show more content…

When the words “Don’t judge me!” came out of nearly every thirteen year old’s mouth, or some people wear tee shirts that says “Only God can judge me.” Rest assured, I don’t judge like that. My judgments all stem back to decision making. Weather if it’s simple everyday decision making, or making a critical decision that determines the fail, or success of my business. Generally, if it doesn’t make sense, I won’t go for it, and I will question every aspect to death before I come down to a conclusion. I always ask questions based upon who, what, when, where, why, and how. When I get the answers I want, I will form a conclusion. That’s how I tend to judge

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