New Web Site

Blogged under Exercise, Depression & Dysthymia, Diet, Health and Fitness by Mary on Tuesday 30 January 2007 at 7:37 pm

I’ve just registered a few domain names so I can start up a women’s health- and fitness-related website. I’ll post the domain names once there’s something up on them. In the meantime, I’ll recommend that you get a copy of this book from Amazon:

Jeremy tells an amazing story and provides excellent information about adopting a healthy lifestyle. Just take a look at the cover!

While I’m on the topic of transformations … Here’s another book you’ll want to get your hands on:

Another great story and helpful guide to getting the most out of life.

–Mary

Personality Test

Blogged under General Blather, Depression & Dysthymia, Writing by Mary on Monday 11 December 2006 at 6:36 pm

I’m in a book club. Yesterday we got onto the topic of personality tests. One of the ladies brought up the Myers-Briggs test. Today I got a link from another one of the ladies and took one of the tests.

This is from the web site:

Jung Test Results

Extroverted (E) 52.63% Introverted (I) 47.37%
Intuitive (N) 55.26% Sensing (S) 44.74%
Feeling (F) 58.33% Thinking (T) 41.67%
Perceiving (P) 58.62% Judging (J) 41.38%

Your type is: ENFP

ENFP - “Journalist”. Uncanny sense of the motivations of others. Life is an exciting drama. 8.1% of total population.

ENFP

outgoing, social, disorganized, easily talked into doing silly things, spontaneous, wild and crazy, acts without thinking, good at getting people to have fun, pleasure seeking, irresponsible, physically affectionate, risk taker, thrill seeker, likely to have or want a tattoo, adventurous, unprepared, attention seeking, hyperactive, irrational, loves crowds, rule breaker, prone to losing things, seductive, easily distracted, open, revealing, comfortable in unfamiliar situations, attracted to strange things, non punctual, likes to stand out, likes to try new things, fun seeker, unconventional, energetic, impulsive, empathetic, dangerous, loving, attachment prone, prone to fantasy

favored careers:

performer, actor, entertainer, songwriter, musician, filmmaker, comedian, radio broadcaster/dj, some job related to theater/drama, poet, music journalist, work in fashion industry, singer, movie producer, playwright, bartender, comic book author, work in television, dancer, artist, record store owner, model, freelance artist, teacher (art, drama, music), writer, painter, massage therapist, costume designer, choreographer, make up artist

disfavored careers:

data analyst, scientist, researcher, financial advisor, business analyst, govt employee, office manager, mathematician, investment banker, office worker, computer tech, it professional, network engineer, strategist

Interesting stuff, I think. Here’s a link if you want to take one of these tests:


ENFP - “Journalist”. Uncanny sense of the motivations of others. Life is an exciting drama. 8.1% of total population.
Free Jung Personality Test (similar to Myers-Briggs/MBTI)

BTW - The book we just read is this:

I enjoyed it. Very enlightening.

–Mary

Today was all right

Blogged under General Blather, Depression & Dysthymia by Mary on Saturday 29 October 2005 at 12:43 am

Today my horoscope said this:

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Don’t get depressed about what you can’t change. Today is about communication and clearing up anything that has been bothering you. A change at home will be good for you. 4 stars

I don’t put much stock in horoscopes, but it’s something to read. The interesting thing about this one is that today is the anniversary of my mom’s death (32 years). That’s something I can’t change and something I should not get depressed about. It’s better to remember and celebrate her life than to cry over her death. Especially after all these years. The first thing I’m going to do is go out for a walk. The gray from earlier this morning has burned off and it’s sunny, but cool, outside.

Meds for Depression

Blogged under Depression & Dysthymia by Mary on Saturday 8 October 2005 at 12:52 pm

Not everyone wants to take medication when they’re depressed. For many, it isn’t even necessary. But if you do need to take medication, you need to work with your doctor very closely.

I’ll write more here soon.

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