Got this thru Yahoo.
Its a Personality and Love Style test
For those interested, you can take it here
Your Personality Type: The Champion
Sharing your winning attitude
Champions like you are natural winners, filled with vitality, confidence, and courage.
Of all the personality types, yours is probably the most adaptable. You can survive almost anything! You easily adjust to new situations. After a move or when starting a new job, you make friends easily. You're a hard-worker and great team player. You also cope with stress well, and always seem to bounce back after bad events. In fact, you do more than simply survive; you thrive!
It's easy for Champions to follow the path of least resistance in their careers (and even their personal lives). You've probably been pulled into college majors, jobs, and even relationships because it was the easiest thing to do. With all the encouragement and positive results, it's understanding that you'd forget to ask: "Is this really what I want?"
Of course, just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. Sometimes you can be overwhelmed by all of life's possibilities. Champions often need help forming their life vision. You should focus on developing your inner voice and listening to your instincts, rather than allowing yourself to be pulled by external forces.
No matter what path you choose, you have a formula for success. It starts with your upbeat attitude toward life. You're optimistic by nature and genuinely look forward to what life's going to bring you. You refuse to let fear control your life. You seek out adventures and challenges. You will always be striving to live up to your full potential.
Your Love Style : Romantic
You want and expect it all?a lasting connection with someone on every level?mental, emotional, sexual, and spiritual.
True Romantics like you are pretty rare. You have a good imagination, which allows you to visualize the type of woman you could fall in love with. You can actually see and feel the future happiness the two of you would share. You also have the patience and persistence to search for her.
When you finally meet her, the attraction can be instant and overwhelming. True Romantics believe in destiny, but you're also willing to give fate a push in the right direction. If necessary, you'll even make a total fool of yourself to win her over. Romantics know that falling in love often means falling flat on your face.
Still, if the two of you can connect, you'll have the capacity to experience the type of love most people only dream about. Specifically, your "style" of loving appears to have these common features:
You're looking for a very close, intimate relationship. You want to share every aspect of your life with her and not hold anything back. This means knowing about each other's pasts, including the unflattering parts. Most importantly, though, you should be very open and totally honest about your life now. If you love her, you'll want to know about her hopes and dreams, as well as her fears and insecurities.
You're most likely to fall in love with a woman who is independent by nature. She won't expect to merge her life with yours. Keeping separate friends, for example, will just give you more to talk about when you're together.
A good sexual connection is also important, but intense sexual passion tends to wane over time. Eventually, affection and companionship are as (if not more) important as good sex.
Both partners have to decide when they're ready to make a commitment. You have to be sensitive to each other's needs. One shouldn't be kept waiting indefinitely, nor should the other feel rushed. The two of you have to agree on the level of commitment that makes sense given your feelings and how long you've been together.
Your Biggest Challenge Is:
Can you spend less time seeking other people's approval?
It's totally reasonable that you'd want to be appreciated for who you are and what you do. However, what if you spend too much of your life highlighting something about yourself (like your appearance or smarts), or something you do (like being nice, working hard, or winning awards) in order to please others? Champions like you often need to be reminded that they're loved and accepted even when they're not performing.
If you don't already, make a conscious effort to do nice things for yourself (like get a massage, get enough sleep, take time to exercise or read) every day. Doing these things will remind you that you're valuable and important just as you are. The more uncomfortable this makes you feel, the more you need to do it!
You'd probably also benefit from spending some extended time alone. With no one around to please or impress, you get to practice listening to your own needs and wishes. Go to bed when you want to; eat what you want to eat; stay busy or be lazy. Remind yourself how good it feels to put your own needs first.
While you're taking care of yourself, you may also want to consider tackling some other potential areas for improvement:
You hate to be alone. Your challenge is learning the difference between solitude and loneliness. Try scheduling a "date" with yourself. Cook yourself dinner or order take-out and pick out a great movie to watch by yourself. When you spend all your free time with other people, you end up spending your time alone doing chores or dealing with problems. So you have to remind yourself what great company you can be.
You're a people pleaser. You can be so focused on keeping other people happy that you forget to take care of your own needs. It sounds clich‚, but the only one that can satisfy your need for approval is yourself. Try setting aside some time every day to think about what you've done and be proud of the little things you do that people can't or won't appreciate.
You have a workaholic streak. You're constantly taking on new projects at work and home. It's hard for you to say "No." Yet, you have to break the cycle of creating more and more ambitious ways of winning everyone's praise and proving your own worth.
