Personality Tests

Recently, our class took two personality tests individually to see what our results would be. I took the Holland Codes Quiz and the Myers-Briggs Test. For the Holland Codes Quiz it told me I was social. In detail it stated that I am meant for cooperative environments, supporting, helping, healing, and nurturing. I was excited that my test results are exactly like what I want to do with my future! As a nurse I need to be helpful and supportive for my patients. For the Myers-Briggs Test my code result was ESFJ. For this code its says "Friendly, outgoing, reliable, conscientious, organized, practical. Seek to be helpful and please others, enjoy being active and productive." It also said after I took the test that I am 19% Extrovert, 22% Sensing, 28% feeling, and 3% Judging. The feeling was given the highest percentage and that feels right to me. I am very in touch with my feelings and know how I feel. These tests made me feel even more in tune with myself. The results prove what I had always thought and felt all along. It makes me eager to know that I get to use the strengths I have to help better other people. I cannot wait to further my journey and achieve my goals.

Defining Success

Success in my eyes means that I am in love with my life.  I want to feel like I never can get enough and that there aren't enough hours in the day. I know there are a few goals I have that will contribute to my happiness. My first goal will be to follow my passions in life and to always grow as an individual. Another goal will be to get married and having children. I want to spend a lot of time with my family. I want to be positive towards others and myself. My career needs to be my passion and an aspect of my life that I look forward to doing. I don't want to have resentment or anger towards anything I do in life. Happiness isn't defined by money, social status, or respect. At the end of the day the people who are the happiest are the ones who are passionate and give everything they have. I want to be head over heels in love with life and everything it has to offer. Basically, to measure my success will be when I am passionate about every aspect of my life. Life is too short to waste precious time, and I want to be grateful for every moment.

Setting Goals

I came up with goals and wrote them all down in a packet. They are detailed, show how I am going to accomplish them, why I want to and when. I learned that I have a lot I want to accomplish in my lifetime. Also, some goals are harder to reach than you may think when you start coming up with a  plan. I have known my goals for a while and it is always good to remind myself exactly what it is that I want. It was a bit of a challenge to think hard about how I would achieve certain goals. My long term goals were hard to put on my calendar, but I implemented parts of them that will lead to my overall goal. My biggest goal right now is to go to college and obtain a nursing degree. In about 5 years I want to be working as a registered nurse. My biggest goal based around my morals is to be happily married to the same person for my whole life. Marriage is something I truly value. My fourth goal is to stay positive and feed off good energy to the people surrounding me. It is always good to be kind to others and make sure that loved ones know that you appreciate them. My last goal is to find a hobby that I am passionate about. I want to find something that makes me happy and excited to go experience. I know with hard work and determination I can strive for all the goals I desire.