Shelby Voss's strengths lie in her exceptional empathy, making her adept at understanding and addressing individual perspectives. This trait is valuable in roles such as peer counseling, conflict resolution, and teaching, where emotional intelligence is crucial.
Express your positive attitudes about life to others.
Transfer your energy into everything that you do.
Help classmates laugh and relax when needed.
SMake sure any work you choose is fun for you.ubtopic
Choose work for which you have passion.
Empathy
Use your Empathy talents when conflicts arise at work and other group settings.
Ask yourself what the professor wants you to understand about the material, then try to master those aspects
Whenever possible, write papers about people. This activity will engage your natural ability to pinpoint individual perspectives.
Great teachers have been found to be especially high in the Empathy theme.
Try to work in a peer counseling center or in a job where you give advice or are called to understand others.
Futuristic
Risk taking a class that will push you to the edge in your thinking.
Talk about your goals and dreams with your friends, family, and professors. Their awareness of your objective will be a motivator.
Take risks to gain new insights, even if they are out of your comfort zone. Set academic goals to project yourself into a successful future.
Dream big. Write down your dreams, and continue to make progress toward your biggest dreams.
Choose a career in which you can help others envision their future and define their goals to reach it.
Communication
Converse about the subject matter until you fully understand it.
Cheer up people with accounts of your own and others’ humorous escapades.
Take classes from professors who encourage students to interrupt lectures to share stories or offer examples that amplify a concept.
Become a librarian who reads stories to children.
Explore opportunities to serve as the spokesperson for an organization, product, political candidate, company, school district, hospital, or elected official.
Includer
Select classes that promote diversity.
Invite someone who is shy but intelligent to study with you.
In small groups in class, try to get each student to participate. Ask him or her for opinions.
A career in the United Nations or foreign service may appeal to you. You appreciate and include all people and their ideas.
Choose a career where you can supervise or lead a group of people, because you will build a sense of team and belongingness.
