Personality Quiz: Of What Animal AM I?

I did the quiz just now in finding what animal am I. It turned out that I am a mixed between a lion-horse. Ha Ha... seems to be correct though. In case you want to try out, log on to : http://www.speak-first.com/resources/quizzes/which-animal-are-you.aspx The Lion Style

Behavioural Characteristics: Strong-willed, authoratitive Prefers autonomy Wants immediate results Goal-orientated Aloof, independent and competitive  Strong ego and dominant  Likes challenges and solving problems Low tolerance for feelings, attitudes and advice of others Decisive actions and decisions Likes and seeks control Dislikes inaction Good administrative skills Fast, impatient pace Questions status quo Your motivations: Results Track record Your priorities: Task Result Irritations for you: Wasting Time 'Touchy-feely' behaviour that blocks actions/results Likely behaviour under stress: Will dictate and may appear: Restless Critical Blunt Uncooperative Irritable Aggressive Pushy Will need: Control of situation and self Tangible evidence of progress Face pace of moving towards goal Removal of any threat to accomplishment The Horse Style Behavioural Characteristics: Warm, friendly and accepting Likes to check others’ reaction Agreeable and supportive Steady and calm Doesn’t always show emotions  Accepts change slowly and reluctantly Supports and actively listens to others Approaches risk cautiously Slow to take action and make decisions Dislikes interpersonal conflict Great ability to gain support from others Patient and considerate Loyal and dependable Prefers first name/informality Asks many questions Consistent Your motivations: Harmonious relationships Your priorities: Relationships Irritations for you: Pushy, aggressive behaviour Likely behaviour under stress: Will submit and may appear: Wishy-washy Submissive Passive Dependent Hesitant Defensive Indecisive Will need: Reassurance that they’re liked Personal assurances Slow pace for comfort and security Removal of any threat to relationships To increase your beahavioural flexibility Key tips to adapt how you come across to other animals in general Say ‘no’ occasionally Attend to completion of tasks without over-sensitivity to others’ feelings Be willing to reach beyond your comfort zone Take risks Delegate to others State unpopular opinions For further development Horses are immensely likeable people. They’re great team players and sensitive to other people’s needs. At meetings they tend to stay in the background, because they don’t want to draw attention to themselves. When it comes to presenting they can be self-conscious and worry about what others think of them.

To increase your behavioural flexibility Key tips to adapt how you come across to other animals in general Practise active listening Pace yourself to project a more relaxed image Develop patience, humility and sensitivity; concern for others' needs Use more caution Verbalise the reasons for conclusions Identify with a group Be aware of existing sanctions For further development Lions like to get things done. They’re driven, single-minded and always in motion. If they see a need to flex their style or learn new skills they won’t hesitate. Most, but not all Lions, also think they are right about everything. As a result they don’t always listen to other people because they ‘know’ the answer already.