As part of my on going tutor training I had to take a personality test... It was a very interesting test and I am supposedly an "INTJ." I saved the results page on my favorites, but it will not display my results any more... So I can't give any exact quotes on what exactly an INTJ is, but it was pretty interesting and amazingly accurate. Basically it said that an INTJ is extremely unusual and only about 1% of the people who have taken the test are INTJs. But it described me almost exactly: I like to make plans, I feel uncomfortable when I don't have a plan, I can make quick decisions, I don't waste my time doing anything I don't need to do, I get everything that I do need to do done on a timely manner, I enjoy socializing but would rather not be overly social, I'd rather not lead but I can if I have to... I'm not particularly compassionate and I'm all about gettin' er' done. The test actually said that INTJs are unconventional geniuses. Of course, a survey quiz is never a 100% garuntee, but I was surprised by the accuracy of this test. I guess I always thought I was different in the exact ways INTJs are supposed to be.... And that's also probably why I'm so abnormally and maniacally driven.
If you're interested in taking the test here's the link:
http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp
In other news, I rode Grady earlier today and he was pretty good. I rode him out in the jumper ring and he hasn't been out there for a couple weeks. The jumper ring is a complete hazard zone of jumps and jump parts laying in and around, so it's a great place for Grady to get his spook on. He actually did try a couple times, but I've gotten pretty good at preventing and correcting him when he's naughty. (Thank you Lindsay!!) He was "on edge" the entire ride, but he was absolutely obedient and was actually quite brilliant. He even walked over a liverpool several times without (hardly) any hesitation.
It's such a beautiful day today, I'm going to go out and take Isis for a trail ride soon...
AboutKristie
- Kristie
- Dressage is my passion and so my life is centralized around achieving success in a world where it seems that the successful riders are the riders with money. This frustrates me and I am determined to succeed in a world where my success is unlikely. My goal is to someday help others who have passion and talent achieve their goals no matter what their financial situation. But in order to help others succeed I must succeed first. So I invite you to follow along as I journey through the world of horses, experience my successes and failures, and watch to see if my goals come to fruition. Thanks for reading, Sincerely, Kristie P.S. The photo is of my one of my horses, Grattitude.
2 comments:
I'm an ISTJ, always have been, always will be. And I am *definitely* an ISTJ. Isn't it neat to see science at work?
I took that test last year as an exercise for a group I'm in at work. I'm ENFJ. I thought that was pretty accurate!
My horse is a Thoroughbred. Eight years old and has been shown just through Novice eventing with his old owner. We'll see how far we get since I'm a huge jumping chicken!! ;-)
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