Personal Narrative: What I Learned About Myself

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What I learned about myself as an individual was that I have a pretty cool personality. I am a tactile learner which means that I like to do hands on stuff. I’ve always thought I was a visual learner since I like to draw and could only learn from seeing visuals but now I notice that I am a tactile learner since I wiggle around my chair and stuff like that when I study.As much as I like visuals to help me learn I do prefer hands on activties.Also the personality quiz did change the way I tihnk about myself. I always thought of myself to be an extrovert and to think criticaly but it turns out that I am an introvert and feel more than think. My letter code was INFJ. Apparently, INFJ’s care deeply about others and make sure they feel emotinaly …show more content…

I would be a good chef because I enjoy it and the main thing is to make sure people feel great about their meal and choice of ordering it and I think it would be good for my personality type. Of course lots of socialzation in that job would be compilments or complaints but it’s ok if not everyone likes the quality I make cause there will be haters but that’s ok. I think I would be a great musician because I took this one test in my science class and it said my type of intelligence was musical and I believe it because I get fully immersed in music and I play an intrument. I think it would be fun to preform to make tons of people happy at concerts or even just a private perfromer at small parties just to add life to it.Also this job was suggested on my type of personality.Lastly, I would be a good vet since I love animals and my personality wants to end all suffering between everyone. Although pets can’t talk they are very valuble and lovable. Some job in the medical feild was suggested since I was an INFJ.Overall INFJ’s like jobs that don’t include much socialzation but if it does then it’s helping people with their life/mood.Overall there are many jobs I would like to do, which is good to have incase that one job doesn’t work

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