{{ชื่อ}} ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ MBTI
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"Warrior (Hero) ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Warrior (Hero) เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ใน mbti, 8w7 - so/sp - ใน Enneagram, SCOAI ใน Big 5, SEE ใน Socionics"
Warrior Goal: Win, get own way, make a difference through struggle Fear: Weakness, powerlessness, impotence, ineptitude Response to Dragon/Problem: Slay, defeat, or convert it Task: High-level assertiveness; fighting for what really matters Gift: Courage, discipline, skill Shadow: Ruthlessness, unprincipled and obsessive need to win, use of power for conquest, a view of all difference as a threat Call: Confrontation of a great challenge or obstacle Level 1: Fight for self or others to win or prevail (anything goes) Level 2: Principled fight for self or others; abiding by rules of a fair fight or competition; altruistic intent Level 3: Forthright assertiveness; fighting or competition for what really matters (not simply personal gain); little or no need for violence; preference for win/win solutions; conflict honestly aired; increased communication, honesty When most of us think of the hero, we imagine a Warrior. The Warrior escapes from a confining environment and begins the journey in search of a treasure. On the journey, he or she is called upon to face and slay many dragons. Such heroes have courage and subscribe to high ideals, and they are willing to risk their very lives to defend their kingdoms and their honour to protect the weak from harm. The Warrior within each of us calls to have courage, strength, and integrity; the capacity to make goals and to stick to them; and the ability to fight, when necessary, for ourselves or others. The Warrior exacts a high level of commitment to our own integrity. Warriors live by, and when necessary fight for, their own principles or values even when doing so is economically or socially costly. In competition, it means doing your utmost best, and striving not only to win, but to play fair. At your best (now or when you fulfil your potential), you model or try to show what it means to have real courage and determination, the kind that allows a hero to face the most fierce antagonist or challenge with skill and determination. You also may have, or desire to have, the fortitude to stand up for your ideals, yourself, or others and do whatever it takes to succeed, regardless of how scared or tired you may be. You have a code of honour that requires a high level of discipline and a strong sense of pride, so that you feel humiliated if you lose or show cowardice. You enjoy competing and/or spearheading a crusade. You are at your best when you are on a mission. You may want to guard against the Warrior’s tendency to view the world in terms of black and white, avoiding gray areas and perceiving those who have different ways or opinions as wrong or bad. Warriors can get locked in contests or even wars that leave devastation in their wake. When your commitment to doing what it takes gets out of control, you may need to guard against burnout. You may find it difficult to care for yourself, perhaps because you cannot face the fact that you have vulnerabilities, needs, and frailties. You might do well to remember that even great Warriors need some rest and relaxation. When problems emerge, you tend to do whatever you have been doing but longer and harder. You face problems directly and defend your boundaries and those of others. You also tend to identify enemies or antagonists that you see as causing the problems, and you set out to defeat them. Others may appreciate your strength, decisiveness, and capacity to win. In fact, you embody a cultural ideal, which traditionally has been associated with men; however, the concept of women as Warriors (Xena Warrior Princess) can be equally appreciated. Friends and loved ones may worry that you will burn yourself out and that you are so stoic that you fail to recognize or express your feelings. To some people, you may seem so aggressive or ruthless that you scare them. Nevertheless, others will try to enlist you to deal with difficult situations and to rescue them when they are in trouble. You tend to notice injustice, challenges, and antagonists, and you develop strategies to overcome them and to achieve your goals. In people, you focus on how tough or skilled people are, and in addition you note any weaknesses that have to be shaped up so they do not let you down. In framing solutions, you tend to be attracted to either/or scenarios. You may be unable to recognize the talents and contributions that can be made by people who in your eyes seem weak or inferior. You want to be seen as tough, competent, and in control; you want to avoid seeming weak, vulnerable, or needy. Sources: Awakening the Heroes Within - Carol S Pearson What Story Are You Living - Carol S Pearson
ชีวประวัติ
This is usually the protagonist. Its main characteristics are the courage and the strength to win, no matter the challenges. This archetype generally defines one who tries to prove his competence through grandiose acts, seeking a greater good, usually for the next, but it can happen to want for himself too. He often ends up becoming a martyr.
