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"We Didn't Start The Fire" by Billy Joel has a lot of details, which is a characteristic of a West. As for a South, "You Can Learn To Do It" from the movie Anastasia. This is because the two characters work together to help Ania remember who she was.

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"Emotions can form a team's path to success, but don't let them get the best of you.

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Celebrity, TV Show, Or Movie Characters Sharing My Direction

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Celebrity, TV Show, Or Movie Characters Sharing My Direction

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Someone that I believe shares my directions is Mr. Peanutbutter from the TV Show Bojack Horseman. This is because he not only likes to socialize with his friends, but he also wants to make his wife Diana happy, even though he does sometimes let his emotions get the best of him and makes too many surprises for Diane to be able to handle.

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I first read the directions so that I know what I am doing. If I'm not exactly sure what to do or need additional information, I ask questions to get the information I need. If I am working with a group, I always listen to what other people think first before deciding what we should do.

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I am supportive of colleagues and peers and I also usually trust my emotions. Downsides to that are that I could get distracted easily and can get a little stubborn.

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1. Careful, deliberate, and I always follow procedures and guidelines.
2. Supportive, nuturing, and caring towards collegues.
3. Generous, I like to build on the ideas of others.

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My dominant directions are South and West while my least dominant are North and East.

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I am a mostly friendly, likable team member and work well with existing resources. I also allow others to feel important and am willing to trust other's statements at face value. I even ask lots of questions to see if I can get a lot of information about something. I always check to see if there is a fatal flaw that could possibly jeopardize what I am trying to say or do.