#managing myself

[rainyfestivalsweets]

Random thoughts

Brain purge, will address these later in detail:

Time management. 40-50 hours/wk of work. 10-12 hr/wk school. Housework. Exercise. Chores. Downtime.

How to become a study girl. And a working girl. And a healthy diet girl.

Increase calorie burn without increasing hunger.

How to study and not eat more because of whatever makes me want to eat all the things at night. Like last night. I should have been focused. Instead I was continually looking for snacks even though I had obviously eaten more than enough.

Limit night eating.

Limit availability of UPF.

Keep calories within limits. Easier with turkey and chicken items, but I have alot of pork and beef.

Focus time needed for work and school items. (If I need brainpower for work items, I struggle with school focus that day.)

Sample time schedules? Create a habitt schedule??

[kelsysenturias-blog]

Managing Myself and Others

Arena (known to self and others)

caring, introverted, kind, quiet, shy

Blind Spot (known only to others)

cheerful, dependable, friendly, helpful, intelligent, loving, mature, organised, reflective, relaxed, responsive, self-conscious, silly, trustworthy, witty

Façade (known only to self)

warm

Unknown (known to nobody)

able, accepting, adaptable, bold, brave, calm, clever, complex, confident, dignified, energetic, extroverted, giving, happy, idealistic, independent, ingenious, knowledgeable, logical, modest, nervous, observant, patient, powerful, proud, religious, searching, self-assertive, sensible, sentimental, spontaneous, sympathetic, tense, wise

Dominant Traits

66% of people think that KelsyS is intelligent 55% of people agree that KelsyS is introverted 66% of people agree that KelsyS is quiet 55% of people agree that KelsyS is shy

All Percentages

able (0%) accepting (0%) adaptable (0%) bold (0%) brave (0%) calm (0%) caring (44%) cheerful (11%) clever (0%) complex (0%) confident (0%) dependable (22%) dignified (0%) energetic (0%) extroverted (0%) friendly (22%) giving (0%) happy (0%) helpful (22%) idealistic (0%) independent (0%) ingenious (0%) intelligent (66%) introverted (55%) kind (22%) knowledgeable (0%) logical (0%) loving (11%) mature (11%) modest (0%) nervous (0%) observant (0%) organised (22%) patient (0%) powerful (0%) proud (0%) quiet (66%) reflective (22%) relaxed (11%) religious (0%) responsive (11%) searching (0%) self-assertive (0%) self-conscious (11%) sensible (0%) sentimental (0%) shy (55%) silly (11%) spontaneous (0%) sympathetic (0%) tense (0%) trustworthy (33%) warm (0%) wise (0%) witty (11%)

Created by the Interactive Johari Window on 17.2.2018, using data from 9 respondents. You can make your own Johari Window, or view KelsyS's full data

First impressions?

At least half of the respondents agreed to my quit introverted side of me which is something that doesn’t surprise me. But I’m quite surprised that people have seen many more attributes to my personality than I have expected such as being intelligent, caring and trustworthy.

How would these attributes relate to me in a workplace?

I think I would struggle in an environment where designers, clients, and other involved parties need to interact regularly as my social prowess is not up to par. To a client, my friendly and trustworthy nature will aid in clearer communication between us. However, my introverted qualities and lack of assertiveness may pose a challenge if I need to present or suggest ideas/changes to the project

I definitely think I would be quite a likeable co-worker, but I may come off as uninterested or apathetic with my introversion. Working on being friendly, approachable and becoming more trustworthy would benefit me greatly in this aspect. 

As a boss, I would be very susceptible to my employees’ decisions as I am not very self-assertive and have a lack of confidence. It is in my best interest that I learn to be self-assertive and confident to master that role in a design studio.

Overall I believe I underestimate my abilities and aspects too much that it hinders me from achieving great things. Learning to find more confidence and assertiveness, and accepting the attributes in the Blind Spot will definitely aid my overall development as a person and a designer.