2008 has been a progressive year for me. It’s not so much productive as I planned it to be, but it was okay. The year went by too quickly for me. Nothing went my way, save a few. I was able to accomplish a few goals and postponed many. I’ve managed to be more literate in my writings. I found my niche in the pursuit of wisdom. I found my mentor, my medium.
I hope the next year would be beneficial to me.
My hyperlinks are becoming longer, so I had them categorized once again hoping to organize them according to their corresponding niche. As a result, I was able to divide them into four groups. I have the ASSOCIATED WEB STOP which are the sites (not necessarily blogs) of people I personally know. Then comes the BLOGROLL which contains blogs of people I don’t personally know, but I have keen interest on their topics. SHIRT SHOP is where worthy t-shirt online stores are found and lastly the MISCELLANEOUS HYPERLINKS that carry any kind of web site that does not belong in the other three.
I was looking around WordPress for an idea for today and stumbled upon a bloggers iPersonic entry and thought I’d give it a try. I have the results below. Not perfect, but some are sound. Psychological theories are still a long way to go. I really believe that each individual is a diffusion of each other. They are the same, yet different. It’s like Philosophy. I’ve spent a few years searching for my niche in Philosophy, but I can’t completely pinpoint my loyalty.
Independent Thinkers are analytical and witty persons. They are normally self-confident and do not let themselves get worked up by conflicts and criticism. They are very much aware of their own strengths and have no doubts about their abilities. People of this personality type are often very successful in their career as they have both competence and purposefulness. Independent Thinkers are excellent strategists; logic, systematics and theoretical considerations are their world. They are eager for knowledge and always endeavor to expand and perfect their knowledge in any area which is interesting for them. Abstract thinking comes naturally to them; scientists and computer specialists are often of this type. (more…)