Positive Attributes Paper
Christian Allen
Positive Attributes Paper
Team # 6
2/14/15
After getting feedback from twelve people about my positive attributes, I found patterns in how friends, family, and classmates thought I brought value. The positive attribute that was brought up the most out of the twelve people was my attentiveness to others. I was described as being an individual who cares about others and is concerned about others wellbeing. The next attribute that I picked out of the respondents was my hard work and passion. Respondents described me as a person who contributes a sense of passion and hard work surrounding that passion. The third positive attribute that was brought up was my athletic ability. I was described as a person with a natural ability to be skilled at most sports. I was told that I have been this way since I was a little kid. The last attribute that I chose from the feedback was trust. It was mentioned in almost all my feedback that I am a person who can be trusted, and is trusted quickly by new people. The feedback that I got from friends, family and classmates will help me develop my positive attributes even further. The first and most common feedback that I got back from my respondents was my attentive to others. My care for others was most detailed out by my family members who have known me since I was born. My Aunt Deirne wrote me back saying that I have always been a care taker. She said that ever since I was a child I have always been very sensitive to how people feel, and I have always tried to make their situation better. My mom responded with six stories of how I applied this. The first example she gave me was when I was a boy in the car with my four other brothers and sister. My Mom said that everyone would be going bonkers and having tantrums while I just sat quietly because I knew she didn’t need the extra stress. She also gave me an example of my self-discipline. My Mom said that I would actually put myself in timeout when I
Positive Attributes Paper
Team # 6
2/14/15
After getting feedback from twelve people about my positive attributes, I found patterns in how friends, family, and classmates thought I brought value. The positive attribute that was brought up the most out of the twelve people was my attentiveness to others. I was described as being an individual who cares about others and is concerned about others wellbeing. The next attribute that I picked out of the respondents was my hard work and passion. Respondents described me as a person who contributes a sense of passion and hard work surrounding that passion. The third positive attribute that was brought up was my athletic ability. I was described as a person with a natural ability to be skilled at most sports. I was told that I have been this way since I was a little kid. The last attribute that I chose from the feedback was trust. It was mentioned in almost all my feedback that I am a person who can be trusted, and is trusted quickly by new people. The feedback that I got from friends, family and classmates will help me develop my positive attributes even further. The first and most common feedback that I got back from my respondents was my attentive to others. My care for others was most detailed out by my family members who have known me since I was born. My Aunt Deirne wrote me back saying that I have always been a care taker. She said that ever since I was a child I have always been very sensitive to how people feel, and I have always tried to make their situation better. My mom responded with six stories of how I applied this. The first example she gave me was when I was a boy in the car with my four other brothers and sister. My Mom said that everyone would be going bonkers and having tantrums while I just sat quietly because I knew she didn’t need the extra stress. She also gave me an example of my self-discipline. My Mom said that I would actually put myself in timeout when I