You've got so much personality! So why not scrap about it? Use a personality test as the jumping off point for your journaling.

Layout: So Much Personality

Get the Look

This page was prompted by a challenge at the Digi Dares a while ago.

•  Write the journaling and set it in a big text box
• Choose a favorite selfie
• Use some word strips to illustrate the sides of your nature
• Title with fonts that suite the personality types
• Add your favorite embellishments to finish

Journaling

Our Lifegroup did the Smalley personality test last week. I didn't come up with any obvious type, but Beaver and Lion were strong. Attention to detail and strong-willed, bold leadership combined.

Melancholic Sanguine
This has remained the same since year 7 when I did my first ever test. I also took one in year 12 and one on the web the other day. As usual my weakness is my Sanguine inability to stay quiet! My strengths come from the Melancholic side (the creativity is great, but perfectionism is something I struggle with). The rest of my strengths are mix of Choleric and Sanguine (I’d say my love of leading and communicating fits in there). I am completely un-phlegmatic!

Myer-Briggs
This test has bobbed around quite a bit, I took two at Uni, one in the year 2000 and one a couple of years later. The second time I took the test I scored ENTJ. I think ENTJ does describe my learning style - lots of questions and a desire to be the best, and my attitude to confrontation (that it can be a helpful and even enjoyable way to learn about other's points of view and get your across). The first time I did the test I got an INTJ, which I'm not sure describes me, but there's that learning through arguments again!
Now my results came back as ENFJ - I like that an artist is one of the occupations suggested for this type!

Credits

I used a Scrapping with Liz template as the jumping off point and then added some Kitschy Digitals and Studio Tangie goodies. For colours I chose white for Melancholic and bright orange for Sanguine. I used the labels to add to the journaling describing my character traits – or the ones I have seen in these temperaments.

Make it Monday

What do you do when you have no photos for the back of a pocket page? Beth shows you what to do!

Care to Share?

I’d love to see what you are working on this week. Do you have a layout or two to share? You can add a picture to the comments below.

Happy Scrapping!