Experiencer/Innovator
I somewhat agree that I am an Experiencer, because I truly
am motivated by self-expression, new possibilities excite me, and I do enjoy
things that are unconventional and original. I also agree with the way
Experiencers spend their money, for I spend my income on clothes, socializing,
and “entertainment” like concert tickets, movies, and places to go. I won’t
deny wanting to spend my money on “cool” stuff either! I don’t agree that I
like risky things, and I’m not into exercise and sports or most outdoor
recreation. The only “favorite thing” I agree with on this list is being
entertained. I cannot say I have ever used any of the other things on the list.
I don’t really identify with the characteristics that go
with being an Innovator. While I am confident, I wouldn’t say I’m very
successful or that sophisticated yet in my life. As a college student, my
purchases definitely do not reflect a taste for upscale, expensive products and
services. I would disagree that I’m among emerging leaders in business and
government, as I’m not interested in those fields as a career. The one thing I
would agree with is that I value my image as an “expression of [my] taste,
independence, and personality.” I like to express who I am. As for the “favorite
things” of innovators, I would only agree with a rewarding experience as one of
my favorite things—the other three, I don’t have any strong feelings toward.
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