The continuation of my public introspection as I read “48 Days to the Work You Love” by Dan Miller (my answers to the questions at the end of each chapter):  

1. In what kinds of settings are you most comfortable?
Small group settings

2. How do you respond to management?
I’m very submissive, but will speak up when I feel strongly about something.

3. How would you manage people?
I have a hard time with this, though I’m less timid than I used to be. 

4. Are you better working with people, things, or ideas?
Ideas, definitely.

5. Are you more analytical, detailed, and logical, or are you one to see the big picture and respond with emotion and enthusiasm?
See the big picture and respond with emotion and enthusiasm? Ha! That is so not me. I am detailed and logical.

6. Are you steady and predictable, or do you seek variety and new challenges?
Fairly steady and predicatable. I get bored if I don’t have variety every now and then.

7. Are you verbal and persuasive, or are you the caring, empathetic listener?
Well, I’m not verbal and persuasive, but I’m not the most empathetic listener either. Maybe I’m somewhere in the middle?

8. What strengths have others noticed in you?
Good question, and one I think the readers should answer (those who know me IRL, of course… others could only speculate)!

9. What are 5 words or phrases that describe you?
I hate these kinds of questions. Do I have to answer?

10. In writing your epitaph, what would you want people to remember about you?
That I made time for others. That I made people laugh. That I cherished every day. That I reflected Christ in the little, every day things. 

Previous Chapters:
My “48 Days” Journey - Chapter 1
My “48 Days” Journey - Chapter 2
My “48 Days” Journey - Chapter 3
My “48 Days” Journey - Chapter 4