What is your biggest strength?
Would your friends or family agree with your answer?
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I’m ok with letting go, whatever it is.
Perceptiveness. And I think my friends would agree.
My biggest strength is also my greatest weakness…I have a giving heart!!! When I see someone in need, I have a difficult time walking past them without offering some form of assistance. And that is where the greatest weakness comes in…it makes it difficult for me to readily recognize someone trying to abuse my kindness. Over the years, I have gotten better at assessing a situation making myself wait for better Intel. I now have a working support system to where I see somebody in need that I have a go to person who helps with the vetting process to determine how great there need is or IF it’s a scam.
I work with emotionally challenged children to help guide them through their skewed emotions. I also work with needy babies at the hospital which can be very fulfilling…babies naturally respond to love!!!
I take care of business. And yes, everyone knows if I take something on it gets done and done right.
Calm in the midst of chaos. It was my strongest point working on an options trading floor in the 1987 market crash.
If I say I’m going to do something, I do it. Forthwith if possible.
My endearing, disarming charm.
See?
My ability to shoot lethal poison darts from my skin in a 360% arc.
My sense of humour & refusal to grow up.
A powerful combination is a big daft kid who enjoys sexy time :D
Probably my humor (a defense mechanism) and my loyalty. My great weakness is when I have conflicting loyalties.
Patience. I can wait for people, I can easily wait in long lines, I don’t mind waiting weeks or years for movies or TV shows to come out, I can wait for water to boil, I have patience explaining stuff to people to make it easier to understand, I can read long, paragraph-less passages about relationships on Fluther without getting flustered or having my eyes glaze over, I can listen (almost endlessly) to boring co-workers who drone on and on and on, and I do, even though everyone else has fled the room.
@kardamom (bowing) Teach me sensei. Ha!
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