Guardian Personal Assessment

Everyday I demonstrate all 5 parts of character. I believe that everyone should be a leader and do what they believe in and not let anybody stop them from striving and doing good things. I always put others needs before mine and will help anybody or anything. I always turn things in on time and do my work. I don’t believe in last minute work, so I try to finish all my schoolwork as soon as I possibly can.

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After reading these results of the VIA Survey of Character Strengths I believe it reflected what I also thought of myself. It is not only important to be assessed to have these traits, it is also necessary to let them be incumbent in my personality so as to really captivate the people I have to lead to success.

I can relate to all of the characteristics related to being a guardian. I take pride in my dependability, helpfulness, and am very hard-working. I also feel that I am a very loyal mate to my husband, and responsible parent, and stable leader. I am extremely cautious and focused on credentials and traditions, and I do seek security.

As I arrive into the office the receptionist informs me that my new client has arrived. I greet him and ask him to follow me. In the office I introduce myself and ask him how he is doing today. He seems to have a positive outlook on things. I inform him that his visit today will take no more than an hour. First and foremost I have him read and sign off the consent form. Next I inform the client about privacy and confidentially. I also let him know it is okay to stop me and ask any questions. Lastly, although he has allowed his previous therapist to share his chart with me, I confirm with him once again if it is okay for me to take a look. The client agrees and I begin to conduct his assessment.

* Authoritative parents set clear and consistent limits for children. They are flexible but firm, whichs leads to children who are responsible, cooperative, and self reliant.

Something interesting about me is that for 4 years in the marching band I played the saxophone. It is during those years I learned how to properly communicate with other students working in a large group to accomplish our shared musical goals. Eventually I would end up in a leadership role during my senior year of high school it’s during this time I learned the importance of dividing personal relationships and from leadership role. Often during my leadership role, I found myself at conflict due my personal friendships with other band students in the organization. Additionally, I listen to classical music, using photo editing software, and using different programming languages. The results from my TypeFocus were the following: ‘I’ introversion, ‘S’ sensing, ‘T’ thinking, and ‘J’ judgement. I will honestly say I did not learn not anything new from the taking the assessment about myself and the careers I will likely enter. Even more the assessment just confirmed everything that I’ve known about myself like how tend to be more introvert often takes me a while to open up personally to most individuals.

In terms as a student I would say I am: motivated to do well in school, goal oriented, complete my work on time, work well in teams, one on one and independently. I am an attentive listener; I can communicate well with others; I am optimistic and along with my personal strengths I believe that these characteristics will help me as a social worker. However, like everyone, I am aware that there are some things I need to work on. Overall I have the tendency of procrastinating, not asking enough questions, and fear public

The issue at hand is which venue is proper for the guardianship action. Under Texas Probate Code, the proper venue for guardianship action will be in the county were ward resides. In our case, Walter resides in Fort Bend County, Texas. Therefore, a guardianship action must be filed in Fort Bend County.

I demonstrate good character by being respectful towards my peers, myself, and adults, and I obey the rules and regulations set forth by my school and other organizations. I am honest and truthful when asked questions, even if I know I have done something wrong. I accept constructive criticism willingly and graciously, as well as build off of it. I am reliable in a sense that I follow through with tasks that I have taken on, and am friendly and helpful towards my peers.

My findings were mostly accurate but not quite on some aspects. The aspects about myself that were accurate were the ones about consuls being a cheerleader. I was a cheerleader in high school for a couple of months. Another aspect that was accurate was the one saying that I care and help my friends out. When they have a problem or just need someone to talk to they come to me for advice and I am always there no matter what. I

While doing the Holland Inventory Assignment I found myself confronted with questions which varied in difficulty for me to answer. Some required me to look deeper at myself and what I truly enjoy doing and helped me explore more about my interests than I have done already. After finishing the set of questions I chose to take the optional 20 picture/painting survey as well. The optional survey was used to get a more accurate read of my personality, and also contributed to my final results. I received the code ISA at the end of the activity which is created from three groups; Investigative, Social, and Artistic. When I looked over my results I found it to be quite accurate of how I already perceived myself, and was nice to be given extra reassurance of myself from the test result. The Investigative part I found related to me because I view myself as a person who asks a lot of questions and is very interested in how things work or come to be. I enjoy going into depth with research about things that I find appealing or interesting, and gain knowledge about that subject. The social reading from the test fits me as well because I love being around people. doing so gives me more energy and makes me feel more comfortable a lot of the time. I have a passion about helping people and find it easy for people to come to me about problems or for just good company. Creating things and expressing oneself is something I find important personally and throughout society as a whole. I have

Isabel Briggs Myers is quoted as saying, “We cannot safely assume that other people’s minds work on the same principles as our own. All too often, others with whom we come in contact do not reason as we reason, or do not value the things that we value, or are not interested in what interests us”. (Butler-Bowdon 2015 p. 46) Myers brings up a great point stating that everybody does not think alike. As a Guardian myself, I am a strict rule follower, who is dependable and loyal. My son is also a Guardian, whom I see many of the same traits as myself, but both of us tend to butt heads easily. As fellow Guardians we do not always reason the same or have similar interests. God has made us unique, even in our own personality type.

After carefully examining my results from my focus career assessment I scored highest in the social categories including the focus personality assessment that stated, “you like to focus your attention on the people around you and have harmonious interactions with them, you are sociable and when

I learned plenty of things from my results. My values-which I didn't see clearly-are now clear, and I found out the little unique things that make up my personality. From my personality survey, I am mostly artistic,