Communication Style

[Wyrdrun S. Parker]

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Wyrdrun Parker's Communication Style:
Thinking and processing! That's what you love to do the most. Ideas and options are what you're always creating. Once something seems concrete, structured and complete, you have a way of coming up with a creative option that changes the whole and leads to a better building process.
Most of the time you are very uncanny about seeing and understanding the big picture. Yes, you're a holistic thinker that is always asking the question "How?" Everything, including the smallest detail, needs to be woven into a framework to answer your questions of "How?" Not one step can be taken until you know how that one step fits into the whole. These are one of many reasons why people refer to you as a visionary.
Your thinking process is mostly intuitive and anagogic. However, you do use facts and logic to backup your intuitive thought processing. When you weave these processes together, you're constantly challenging logical and scientific thought. You seem to stretch the facts to create a new theory or develop a synthetic way of tying different theories together. This optional way of thinking energizes your thought processes while at the same time focuses your energy on the facts in specific, yet different ways.
Change, particularly in ideas, is never-ending for you. What you're enthusiastic about today may not be the focus of your energy in a week, a month or year. People that know you see a dynamic stream of consciousness which, given the right amount of time and people support, develops idealistic and artistic themes into living and creative realities. Whether they are software programs, pieces of art, strategies for corporations or new, holistic developments for organic gardening makes no difference.
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[Wyrdrun S. Parker]

Wyrdrun Parker's Vacation Profile:


You live in the world of ideas and options. For that reason, your vacation begins the moment you begin to think about where to go and the best way to get there. You look forward to a vacation filled with exploration and discovery. You possess an uncanny ability to see and understand the big picture and all of its parts. You want to understand how and why some locale is the best choice, and you look into every detail to create a framework to answer those never-ending questions. Not one step can be taken until you know how that step fits into the whole. These are some of the reasons why people refer to you as a visionary.

You use facts and logic to back up your intuitive decisions. You check into the local weather, any local political problems that might affect your stay if you are traveling overseas, and any security concerns that may affect your travel plans. To you, this is a process you enjoy in the same way you enjoy solving a challenging puzzle.

You like planning a trip in advance so that you know you have taken every possible problem into consideration. If a problem does arise while you are traveling, you tackle it with enthusiasm and creative solutions. That way once you are there, you can relax, get in tune with your thoughts and your new environment and determine what you are in the mood to do.

As much as you enjoy all the preparation, you dislike timelines and deadlines while on vacation. You recognize that life is a constantly changing, never-ending work in progress, so you take your lists and do your research, but then you play it by ear when you get to where you are going. You like to know what the parameters are and any rules and regulations that might affect your trip. You tend to follow the rules, yet on a personal level you rebel from following authority and like to do things your own ways. When you analyze the factors involved in a situation, you always know what to do, but your actions tend to be more intuitively and creatively inspired.

When choosing a place to stay, you put a lot of thought into it. First and foremost, you prefer a clean, well-run establishment. You look for the best deal for your money, such as travel packages that include accommodations and travel discounts. You take into account the proximity of the hotel to the sights you intend to visit, and you check out all the dining options, from the nicer restaurants to the convenience of fast food places nearby.

Here are some vacation ideas that would appeal to you:

A trip to the Smithsonian to see the historical and scientific exhibits.
A trip to a beautiful, scenic locale that soothes your senses and provides you an opportunity to get in touch with nature and in tune with your thoughts.
A cruise vacation during the off-season when you can combine the value of lower rates with viewing beautiful scenery and visiting faraway ports of call.
A long weekend at a theme park with an opportunity to see things both inside the park and in the area locally.
Even while on vacation you'll be critiquing and changing your plans. You'll spend time analyzing whether you want to return next year to this place, and if so, how you could do it better. You are always striving for perfection in all you do. However, this analytical process doesn't stop you from enjoying your vacation experience. It just enriches it and keeps your mind busy while your senses soak in all the beauty of your vacation getaway.

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