Holland Codes

Gallup Clifton Top 10 Strengths

Personality Wordcloud

According to TraitLab.com

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Top 5 Qualities

  1. Creativity - Creativity is the ability to generate ideas and solutions that are both novel and useful. Creativity is more than sheer novelty, eccentricity, or rebelliousness. Instead, Creativity must also yield useful and adaptive output. True creativity solves problems, expresses truths, or advances our understanding somehow
  2. Judgment - Judgment is the willingness to remain open-minded, consider conflicting perspectives, and carefully weigh evidence from all sides. Restrain themselves from reaching a quick decision, seek information that will challenge their beliefs, and try to understand multiple perspectives on an issue
  3. Perspective - Perspective is the ability to see the bigger picture and offer practical advice about complex problems. Of all the strengths, perspective is most similar to what is more conventionally known as wisdom. Compared to factual knowledge and intelligence, the strength of Perspective shines when problems lack a clear, optimal solution. People with Perspective can often identify the heart of important, complex issues.
  4. Humility - Humility is the capacity to honestly evaluate and compassionately accept one's abilities, imperfections, and limitations. In contrast to modesty, the strength of Humility primarily refers to one's internal self-assessments and perspective. Humble individuals have secure identities and respond reasonably and resiliently to criticism, shortcomings, and failure.
  5. Prudence - Prudence is the ability to plan thoughtfully and weigh the long-term consequences of decisions. Compared to most others, highly prudent people are strongly future-oriented. They are particularly mindful of the long-term consequences of their behavior. It combines thoughtful planning with a careful, balanced assessment of potential risks. Analyzing and weighing the costs & benefits.

Enneagram

In the enneagram, the two adjacent types create a “wing” system that combines those influences

In the enneagram, the two adjacent types create a “wing” system that combines those influences