We had a fun sermon on Sunday. We are going through a study in Church over relationships and our pastor took the time to go through a personality difference sermon. We focased on the different personalities and how they are described through four different animals.
Lion - Born Leader/Likes to take charge/doesn't need everyones input will go with their instincts/often described as having street smarts/like to get the point in things/like the word "power"/their time frame is NOW/not afraid of confrontation
Otter - People person/optimist/"things are great and lets have fun" mentality/loves to interact with anyone and everone/don't really need details - in fact will run from them/they like to see-feel-experience life/great at motivating others/avoid all confrontation
Golden Retriever - great listeners/will talk if approached - would rather not start a conversation/few but close relationships/like to please others/hate sudden changes/can adapt just not to sudden things/like predictable patterns in daily life/defined rules
Beaver - keep close watch on their emotions/want the facts and only the facts/will take forever deciding on something/they want to know everything before making a decision/focas on past/like to read instruction books/ like to do things the right way
Well here are my analysis of my friends/family
Lion - Kelly Kathryn Trimble/My Dad/Tom Rogers
Otter - Evan Trimble/Josh Castles/Dail Neely/Ronnie Hoffart/Alyssa Turner
Golden Retriever - Me/Julie Castles/Rob Woodard
Beaver - Mom/Kirk Wimberly/Josh Burgess/Debbie Neely/Luke Neely/Amy Burgess/Reagan Foster
Monday, February 28, 2005
which animal are you?
Posted by Jeff at 11:46 AM
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4 comments:
Jeff,
I'm intrigued by your pick for Amy and me.
Josh
It's always interesting to see how you are perceived by others. I've taken this test twice now, and both times I was actually slightly higher in otter than in beaver, but both of those were by far my two dominate types. As I once told you - "Let's build a good dam, but let's have fun doing it!" I think I'm a beaver sometimes at work (though relationships with customers and coworkers are very important to me) and whenever I evaluate decisions, but I think I'm an otter everywhere else. I'm not as much of an otter as Josh Castles though! I think the otter and beaver inside of me are always fighting each other. HA!
What about your lst born
What about your sibbling
Josh, why are you intrigued? Do you disagree?
Kirk - I can see you being part otter - but more beaver.
I am part otter but mostly lion - imagine that!
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