Strengths Of Relator, Self-Assurance, Command And Individualization

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To attain my aspirations, I plan to harness my strengths: Relator, Strategic, Self-Assurance, Command and Individualization. I feel that these strengths are very relevant and help me better understand myself. As a relator, I truly appreciate my close inner circle of friends. I believe the idea “quality over quantity” is none more relevant than with friends. People assume that I’m a pretty popular person and that I have plethora of friends. On the contrary, I only consider four people as my true friends and one as my best friend. My strength of being Strategic has always come handy. While in the Marines, I have always been able to make sound and decisive calls on completing missions that were assigned by my seniors. To me Self-Assurance is

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