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Are you an initiator or a responder?
Initiator (32%)Responder (67%)
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Responder
Well, what can I say but I just don't have the initiative.
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Initiator
The older I get the more I initiate rather than respond...
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Initiator
Pray for 911 first responders. 🙏
Brilliant!
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Responder
I prefer to wait and see what happens.
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Initiator
All my life, throughout my childhood, my schooling, my marriage, my career, people tried to tell me what to do. That never sat too well with me. One day at work last year, when it got too personal, I finally realized I’d had enough. I gave two weeks’ notice, packed up my beautiful paintings...that were deemed “unprofessional” in a ridiculously sterile, recently downsized reception area (my fifth re-assignment there in three and one-half years) and I retired. (In contrast, my seven team members were all encouraged to enhance their much larger, more attractive and modern spaces with personal items while I, the only artist, was told to take my personal items home.) It took 50 years but now I’m finally free of the bullshit. I’d say that in that moment of clarity I became an initiator.
No one puts Baby in a corner.
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Initiator
Because I have no patience to wait things just happen "someday"
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Initiator
Absolutely proactive in preventing as much reactive stuff as I can.
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Initiator
Many times it is better start something and fail than follow other´s ideas and success as a follower
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Responder
Shouldn't everyone technically pick "responder" for this answer? ;)
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Responder
I can be the planner and initiator but I'm more comfortable letting things happen.
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Responder
if i see someone i know, typically, ill wait for them to make eye contact and by then usually they will have begun initiating already
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Responder
As in all things, context is key....but generally I find myself more responsive due to anxiety mostly
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