Thinkseries Introduction
Zenith-Scarlet Li, St. Rose of Lima’s College
Hello there, everyone! This is Zenith here, currently attending St. Rose of Lima’s College in Secondary 4. I’ve lived in this universe for sixteen years already, but I swear I’ve never come across this sort of experience before, it’s etched in my mind, you know. Well, it’s the THiNKSeries program I’m talking about. I’m so very glad to be here this year as the third student representing my school for being one of its leaders. Plus, loads of thanks to all my facilitators for giving me this humongous chance to be admitted and can be able to express myself with no holds barred!
I’m not a hundred percent sure that everyone here knows anything about the Enneagram thingy. Well, certainly some have been acquainted with this I reckon, but still I’ll explain that to you in case you haven’t heard about it. The Enneagram is a kind of personality type test, and which can divide each and every one of you into nine different groups of people who possess diverse natures. I’ve checked on which type I’m from all the way through the first two meetings. And the results have come up: Type Seven, the Enthusiast. I suppose if you know me well enough, that’s not hard to guess. Alright, so let me briefly introduce myself in the midst of the Enneagram type I’m in. I’m enthusiastic about almost everything that catches my attention, which simply means that I approach life with curiosity, optimism, and a sense of adventure, for like kids in a candy store who look at the world in wide-eyed, rapt anticipation of all the good things they are about to experience. I constantly seek new and exciting experiences, but can become distracted and exhausted by staying on the go. There are indeed both positive and negative sides of every Enneagram types, but the main point is, we should look at the dark sides, and try to alter them one by one. Well, I’m not certain if I can be able to do it, but I’ll definitely try to work on that in no doubt.
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Hello there, everyone! This is Zenith here, currently attending St. Rose of Lima’s College in Secondary 4. I’ve lived in this universe for sixteen years already, but I swear I’ve never come across this sort of experience before, it’s etched in my mind, you know. Well, it’s the THiNKSeries program I’m talking about. I’m so very glad to be here this year as the third student representing my school for being one of its leaders. Plus, loads of thanks to all my facilitators for giving me this humongous chance to be admitted and can be able to express myself with no holds barred!
I’m not a hundred percent sure that everyone here knows anything about the Enneagram thingy. Well, certainly some have been acquainted with this I reckon, but still I’ll explain that to you in case you haven’t heard about it. The Enneagram is a kind of personality type test, and which can divide each and every one of you into nine different groups of people who possess diverse natures. I’ve checked on which type I’m from all the way through the first two meetings. And the results have come up: Type Seven, the Enthusiast. I suppose if you know me well enough, that’s not hard to guess. Alright, so let me briefly introduce myself in the midst of the Enneagram type I’m in. I’m enthusiastic about almost everything that catches my attention, which simply means that I approach life with curiosity, optimism, and a sense of adventure, for like kids in a candy store who look at the world in wide-eyed, rapt anticipation of all the good things they are about to experience. I constantly seek new and exciting experiences, but can become distracted and exhausted by staying on the go. There are indeed both positive and negative sides of every Enneagram types, but the main point is, we should look at the dark sides, and try to alter them one by one. Well, I’m not certain if I can be able to do it, but I’ll definitely try to work on that in no doubt.
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