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Discovering My Personal Vocation

On January - February 2021, our cell group had this topic about discovering our personal vocation.

Even though more or less I had discovered it, but it's good to reflect and review it again. So here's the summary of my own personal vocation.

From my DISC personality test

I have large percentage as Influencer, followed with support and dominance and less in Compliance.


In my enneagram test, I am more in the enthusiast person followed with the achiever.

Seven

98% MATCH

Type 7 is described as The Enthusiast. Sevens want to have as much fun and adventure as possible and are easily bored.

Three

89% MATCH

Type 3 is also known as The Achiever. Threes want to be successful and admired by other people, and are very conscious of their public image.

Two

84% MATCH

Type 2 can be described as The Giver. Twos want to be liked and find ways that they can be helpful to others so that they can be loved and belong.

Eight

84% MATCH

Type 8 is also known as The Challenger. Eights see themselves as strong and powerful and seek to stand up for what they believe in.

One

81% MATCH

Type 1 can be thought of as The Perfectionist. Ones place a lot of emphasis on following the rules and doing things correctly.

Six

67% MATCH

Type 6 is also known as The Skeptic. Sixes are preoccupied with security, seek safety, and like to be prepared for problems.

Nine

66% MATCH

Type 9 is also called The Peacemaker. Nines like to keep a low profile and let the people around them set the agenda.

Five

51% MATCH

Type 5 is described as The Investigator. Fives seek understanding and knowledge, and are more comfortable with data than people.

Four

45% MATCH

Type 4 is known as The Individualist. Fours want to be unique and to live life authentically, and are highly attuned to their emotional experience.

Last but not least, for my career test, my suitable job is humanitarian means involving more with people.

Building
involve the use of tools, machines, physical skill. Builders like working with their bodies, plants, animals and outdoors.

Thinking
involve theory, research, intellectual inquiry. Thinkers like working with ideas and enjoy science, technology and academia.

Creating
involve art, design, language and self - expression. Creators like working in unstructured environments and producing something unique.

Helping
involve assisting, teaching, coaching, and serving other people. Helpers like working in cooperative environments to improve the lives of others.

Persuading
involve leading, motivating, and influencing others. Persuaders like working in positions of power to make decisions and carry out projects.

Organizing
involve managing data, information and processes. Organizers like to work in structured environments to complete tasks with precision and accuracy.

My top interest area is Creating
which indicates that my primary drive is to use my creative talents and express myself artistically through my work. I have a strong aesthetic sense and seek work that allows me to connect with experiences that stimulate the senses.
I enjoy art, music, drama, dance, architecture and literature and seek work that exposes me to various art forms and allows me to communicate my own vision among them.

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