Epilogue | An Artist that Keeps Painting

I think I'll always have a desire to work, contribute, coordinate, and connect with others. As a "High S" on the DISC personality test, I'm known to be reserved and people-oriented, exhibiting supportive and steady behaviors. I fall into the INFJ category for Myer's Briggs and this "workplace habits" page was helpful and  insightful. Knowing these tendencies, strengths, and weaknesses of mine helps shed light on my positive and negative work experiences this far and shapes what I pursue in the future.

Honestly, I hope to have many more unique experiences - whether that's job or volunteer
-oriented and could see myself as a copywriter, working for a publisher, somehow involved in the public library, helping with Goodwill's training program, working at a flower wholesale market, or coordinating events or content for Pike Place Market. Needless to say, I hope to create an exciting and fulfilling “body of work.”

“Your your body of work is everything you create, contribute, affect, and impact. For individuals, it is the personal legacy you leave at the end of your life, including all the tangible and intangible things you have created.” - Pamela Slim, Body of Work: Finding the Thread That Ties Your Story Together

The girl with six dream jobs, 

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