Your Who I Am
Results
Your Life Accelerator™
Results
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Innovator 18
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Innovator Profile
- Innovators are artistic and like to apply their imagination to invent creative things or find unique ways of doing things. They see themselves as expressive, original and independent. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re an Innovator, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Performing: music, dance or drama
- Photography
- Visiting art museums
- Painting, sketching, design or creative writing
- Making homemade crafts or sewing
- Travel
- Learning foreign languages
Work Environments
Innovators like unstructured work situations and prefer to work in roles where creativity is valued.
As an Innovator, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Express yourself creatively
- Think imaginatively or conceptually
- Produce or review artistic works
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Problem Solver 16
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Problem Solver Profile
- Problem Solvers are observant and like to figure out how things work. When challenges arise, they investigate and analyze to find creative solutions. Problem Solvers value science and math, and may view themselves as logical, but also as broad-minded, or independent, thinkers. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re a Problem Solver, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Board games or role-playing video games
- Visiting museums
- Astronomy
- Collecting: sports cards, stamps, coins or rocks
- Fixing computers or troubleshooting Internet or software issues
Work Environments
Research labs, medical facilities, software testing or product development environments are all natural surroundings for the Problem Solver.
As a Problem Solver, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Figure things out by observation, research and trial and error
- Learn or decipher complex problems or formulas
- Apply scientific theories
- Use microscopes, computers or other investigative tools and techniques
- Think abstractly
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Planner 14
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Planner Profile
- Planners are process oriented and often like to work with data, such as numbers or records. They are organized, sometimes systematic, and like activities that follow a pattern. Planners see themselves as attentive to detail, orderly and good at keeping to a plan. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re a Planner, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Playing computer or card games
- Collecting items or memorabilia from a movie or event series
- Researching or creating a family tree
- Helping others organize their things
Work Environments
Planners possess clerical and numerical abilities, and prefer to carry out tasks in detail or follow through on directions.
As a Planner, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Work within a system or defined procedure
- Collect or organize things
- Use computers to track and process information
- Work with numbers or formulas
- Be responsible for details
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Do-er 12
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Do-er Profile
- Do-ers often possess athletic or mechanical abilities, and like to work with things they can see or touch, such as machines, tools or animals. They often prefer to work on their own and to work outdoors. Do-ers view themselves as practical, straight-forward and realistic. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re a Do-er, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Sports or fitness classes
- Hunting or fishing
- Gardening
- Building models
- Repairing cars or electronics
- Woodworking or furniture refinishing
Work Environments
Task-oriented activities and work environments often suit Do-ers, who enjoy the sense of accomplishment from completing an activity or project.
As a Do-er, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Work with machines, vehicles, engines or electronic equipment
- Work with your hands and stay physically active on the job
- Work outdoors
- Build things
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Persuader 12
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Persuader Profile.
- Persuaders are often found at the head of a group, encouraging, influencing, or guiding the team towards its goal. Persuaders value success, and see themselves as energetic, ambitious, and sociable. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re a Persuader, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Being captain of a sports team
- Organizing activities for your friends
- Discussing politics or watching the stock market
Work Environments
The way that ideas are sold, products marketed, people convinced or a team motivated fascinates the Persuader. Persuaders like to lead not by force, but rather by convincing, encouraging and working with others.
As a Persuader, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Organize activities
- Lead groups or teams
- Sell things/ideas or promote activities
- Give talks or speeches, and meet lots of new people
- Run a business
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Advisor 10
Careers You May Enjoy
- The Advisor Profile
- Advisors enjoy working with others, and personal relationships are important to them. They are often good conversationalists and have an ability to express ideas in easy-to-understand ways. Advisors value solving social problems and see themselves as helpful, friendly, and trustworthy. Does this sound like you?
Activities and Interests
If you’re an Advisor, you may currently enjoy activities or hobbies such as:
- Volunteering with school, campus, church, or community groups
- Peer counseling
- Meeting new friends and going to parties
- Caring for or spending time with children
- Attending sporting events or playing team sports
Work Environments
Advisors seek environments where they can feel they can make a difference or offer assistance.
As an Advisor, it’s likely you’ll enjoy careers that allow you to:
- Teach or train others
- Lead discussions or negotiations
- Help others cooperate with one another
- Do volunteer work
- Help people cope with their problems
The Navy is looking quite amazing to me right now... Air Force???
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