Spontaneous Disposition

Use Your Power Traits

Power Tasks

If you have a Spontaneous Disposition you might like subjects and activities that:

• involve games
• let you move around
• are fun and entertaining
• are hands on (touch & take things apart)
• have lots of different kinds of things to do
• are a challenge – not too easy and not too hard

Link to interactive PREZI: Spontaneous Disposition Power Tasks

Motivators – activities might be more exciting when:

• you can entertain others
• you can make jokes and be funny
• you have free time when you finish
• you can choose what you want to learn

Link to interactive PREZI: Spontaneous Disposition Motivators

Power Spaces – you might thrive where:

• you can change things around and make it the way you want it
• there are lots of different kinds of things to do
• you can walk around when you want to
• you can explore – like on “field trips”
• you can be playful and have fun

Link to interactive PREZI: Spontaneous Disposition Power Spaces

Use of Time – you might be likely to:

• avoid planning ahead
• change your mind quickly
• not to want to wait to do things
• not want to make appointments
• be interested only in what is happening now
• be ready to do things at a moment’s notice if it is something that interests you

Link to interactive PREZI: Spontaneous Disposition Use of Time

Areas for Growth

If you have a Spontaneous Disposition you might want to develop skills in the  following:

• making plans
• problem solving
• making schedules and organizing work time
• giving yourself quiet time
• organizing yourself and your things
• making time for thinking and pondering ideas
• following through on what you say you will do
• considering other people’s feelings and plans

Link to interactive PREZI: Spontaneous Disposition Areas for Growth

More ways to use your Spontaneous Disposition Power Traits for Life™

Go to:

• Spontaneous Disposition: Student-Centered Learning
• Spontaneous Disposition: Work & Career
• Spontaneous Disposition: Family & Group Interactions

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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