Evaluation
The donor has chosen to donate in order to help others and is well-reflected on the decision. He sees it as his responsibility to stay fit and healthy and to keep the quality of his donations. He prefers to see this as another way to help people but also wants to keep his life private. He has talked to people close to him about the decision and they support it. The donor also donates blood, further underlining his innate desire to help where he can.
The donor has above average intellectual resources and can be expected to be quick at recognizing patterns and learning new things as well as understanding complex problems.
In terms of personality, the donor is mostly defined by being balanced in most aspects of his personality. In broad terms, he possesses the potential for expressing many different characteristics and behaviors depending on the context. In his own words, he believes that his positive outlook on life, his belief in his own abilities, and his tendency to seek excitement and adrenaline are his most defining traits. The donor reflects a “Middle-of-the-road” style of personality where he rarely has traits that define him unilaterally across different circumstances. Where others might be almost entirely extroverted or introverted, for example, the donor strikes a middle-ground between the two. In this way, his personality can seem generally unremarkable compared to others in that his traits accommodate the situation and make him quite flexible.
The donor is mainly emotionally calm, stable, and grounded. He is good at keeping calm in stressful situations and rarely exhibits worries or negative thoughts. He can be impulsive depending on the situation and might have a hard time controlling his immediate reactions in some circumstances. The donor is not worried about embarrassing himself as he has a fairly strong sense of self. Others usually worry more than he does, which means they will also be able to spot potential problems down the road before he does. The donor can tend to downplay serious concerns and will only rarely show any real temper to speak of. He is usually sociable, engaging, and enjoys the company of others. There are times, however, where the donor needs time to himself to recharge. He can take charge and steal the spotlight if the situation has some personal meaning to him but can also step back and let others be the center of attention. He enjoys a variety of activities and can stay active with multiple projects at a time but will tend to prefer taking things one at a time. In his spare time, he enjoys thrilling and exciting hobbies such as bungee-jumping, paragliding, or some other extreme sport. He is drawn to curious or exciting locations and is more of a risk-taker than the average person.
The donor seeks variation in his hobbies and private life. He has a curious mind and can take up new sports, classes, or games from month to month in which he pours his creativity and focus into until he finds something new. The donor considers himself somewhat creative and interested in culture and art. There are some things he likes and others he does not. It will depend on the particular context. The donor can be practical, logical, and pragmatic as well as emotionally curious and invested. He enjoys some forms of intellectual debate and discussion but is neither interested in completely detached philosophizing nor overly grounded and concrete thinking. When engaging with others he can discuss topics but will not force his opinions through, for example, at family dinners where he sometimes lets others have their opinion even though he believes he is right. He tends to be more steadfast and stubborn if the topic concerns his field of expertise. He is usually tolerant and open towards others but can express disagreement and stand on principles, especially regarding the treatment of children.
The donor can balance being diplomatic and agreeable with being selfish and critical. He is generally sympathetic and has a desire to help society on a greater scale. At the same time, he will also focus on achieving personal goals instead of devoting himself completely to the benefit of others. He can see the advantages of communicating strategically and sometimes partly manipulating others to further personal goals. But his main approach will be to be honest and straightforward with others. The donor can be both mistrusting and naïve based on the situation. He trusts his friends in a big way but will not hesitate to cut people out of his social circle if his trust is broken. He chooses his battles and doesn’t debate or confront others unless it has purpose or is important.
The donor has a strong sense of confidence in his own abilities, though he also accepts there are things he is not good at. He admits that he can juggle multiple tasks at the same time, but that he would be a terrible wedding planner, for example. He can keep some order in his life, but he doesn’t spend much time planning and focusing on the future. In this way, he is flexible, but others might criticize him for his lack of structure. The donor keeps his promises and enjoys some forms of responsibility but is careful not to take on too much and can be more laid back about some agreements rather than others. He seeks to do his best and perform well in most endeavors, which also entails a degree of self-criticism. He is more data-based in his decision-making than basing his actions on intuition, though he can take quick action if the situation calls for it. He has some self-discipline and can set goals for himself, but it is not every goal that he achieves or can motivate himself properly to achieve. What he accomplishes is dependent on how personally important it is to him.
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