You may have heard quotes like "Before knowing your enemy or whoever, you must know yourself" or something similar to it. In college, certain courses help students identify their behaviors, characteristics, personalities, strengths & weaknesses, and etcetera. "Are you a natural leader?" "Do you have what it takes to become an entrepreneur?" "Are you a risk-taker?"

During this past spring break, I went on a two-nights, three days retreat to Lake Arrowhead with a Christian organization (KCCC). On the second day, we spent a good hour and a half doing this survey like worksheets. Is this a Christian retreat? As soon as I got the four page long worksheet, the title peeked my interest.


Personal Profile System Response Page (Page 1)
Personal Profile System Graphs (Page 2)
Personal Profile System General Highlights (Page 3)
Personal Profile System Dimensional Intensity Index (Page 4)


On page 1, we were to 'choose one MOSt and one LEAST in each of the 28 groups of words.' Four columns with seven rows, a total of 28 boxes.
Within each box, four adjectives are present with a MOST and LEAST bubble for each adjective. And in each fill-in-bubbles are a geometric shape.

Each individual were asked to carefully select their MOST and LEAST related adjective that applies to themselves.
So, for instance, in box 1, 'enthusiastic, daring, diplomatic, and satisfied' were the adjective words and I selected one of the choices which were MOST related to my personality and another LEAST related to my personality.

After completing all 28 boxes, we then tally up all the MOST and LEAST choices we have selected and count up the total geometric figures.

Enough with the details, the final results were astonishing. The following was my 'Personal Profile System Response and Interpretation.'


Originally posted on 8th April 2006 - 10:49 PM in the Life forum.
Personal Profile System Response & Interpretation
Incredible Results