Imaginative Disposition

Use Your Power Traits™

Power Tasks

If you have an Imaginative Disposition you might like subjects and activities that:

  • ask you to create something original
  • ask you to think deeply about ideas
  • give you a chance to wonder / think / dream
  • ask you to think about something in a new way
  • are artistic: drawing, painting, music, dance, writing (poetry, stories, etc.)

Link to interactive PREZI: Imaginative Disposition Power Tasks

Motivators – activities might be more exciting when:

  • you can have time alone
  • you can have your work displayed
  • you are recognized for being creative
  • you have a chance to work on creative projects
  • people appreciate your works of art, music, poetry and drama
  • your insights and observations are seen as interesting and valuable

Link to interactive PREZI: Imaginative Disposition Motivators

Power Spaces – you might thrive where:

  • you can escape from the real world
  • openness, wondering, and dreaming are encouraged
  • you have space to design, create, put up art, listen to music

Link to interactive PREZI: Imaginative Disposition Power Spaces

Use of Time – you might be likely to:

  • lose track of time
  • get lost in daydreaming
  • forget or ignore appointments if involved in a creative project
  • change other plans instantly if can get more time to work a project
  • think that “dreaming” and “creating” are the best use of time

Link to interactive PREZI: Imaginative Disposition Use of Time

Areas for Growth

If you have an Imaginative Disposition you might want to develop skills in the following:

  • having fun
  • making plans
  • consider other people’s feelings
  • organizing yourself and your things
  • being less focused on art all the time
  • making schedules and following them
  • honor plans with others
  • explore importance of “real world” topics

Link to interactive PREZI: Imaginative Disposition Areas for Growth

More Ways to Use Your Imaginative Disposition Power Traits for Life™

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Learn More

If you have taken the Self-Portrait™ power traits assessment use the https://powertraitsforlife.com website to help you understand and use your Power Traits for Life™.

Use the top navigation bar to find pages that correspond to your top Dispositions, Talents, Modalities, Interests and preferred Environment. You can also use the “search” field at the top right of the screen to learn more about how to leverage your strengths.

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