Basic Instincts: Does Your Inner Lion Roar at the Airport?

Many of us are familiar with Myers-Briggs Type, which identifies 16 different personalities based on introvert and extrovert tendencies, under many other. And while I found this to be a brilliant tools to understand and appreciate the prominent characteristics and those around us, try to keep 16 different personality types as a lot of work as a lot of work to me. So, I love the test with only four – follow from the animal economist of the animal kingdom-presented in a children's book.

In the late 1990s, Gary Smalley and John Trent, both with a background in counseling, “the Treason,” to help themselves and get to others. The Otter, Golden Retriever, Beaver and Lion have very specific characteristics in the treasures, but I find that they really see their true nature at the airport.

For example, if you are an otter, you are playful, energetic, creative and nice love. You turn everything in a game and most likely make voices to entertain yourself in reading a story as a menu. Live OTTERS always appear to be in motion, to jump and make new friends as they believe that everyone is their friend, if they stand in a long line of Starbucks or preparing for on board.

They probably come with a lot of time to spare with a lot of time but can actually take the last to take their seats or helping great conversations to help them help them in the overhead compartment. In the event of a pressure change in the cabin, certainly they will put their oxygen mask, but they will make this joy in some way to light the situation. “Preferences when your Tom Cruise are in Toppistoal!” They can suggest with a nervous flyer. Those who do not want to talk to seats from seats.

The golden retriever likes the Otter, but then the golden territory of everyone. As you expect, expect, these are the softest, friendly animals – like comfort dog. They are reliable, caring and harmony looking sweethyls that want everyone to feel welcome and can join and participate in. At a James Taylor concert, who are those who are the first to enable their smartphone bagplamp and start swing to “You have a friend,” with outstretched arms above their heads.

At the airport they arrive early, so they can tend to get to them. If you have left in addition to a golden retriever, can you expect to seek to you, make sure you do not miss your drink and pretzels and you have enough space on the arm rest. If you need an extra napkin they will give you as the wet wipes they brought with them. If a baby weeps beside her they will not be nasty. They will be fully engaged to help both baby and to make older safely and feel comfort. It's hard to love no golden retriever.

Well, the beaver, as a child, is what every parent. The beaver is an organized, regulatory follower who loves structure and delights in tidy and systems that keep the order. The Socklade Beaver has no strays. Each pair is agreed and placed with precision. At the place of work or what place are they they raise the bar and set the standards. High quality and precision are very important for the beaver. When it comes to get things there is a proper way, and they will make sure everyone knows that.

But the beaver doesn't like to rush – no shoot of the hip. They require time to process and analyze everything. You don't want beaver in the Emergency Exit seat. But, as a passenger next to you? The best. Each gadget brought them neatly brought neatly in his special place and they will not move in your space. Beavers will arrive early to the airport and will direct line in the appropriate grouping and zone as they are called.

The lion is fat, independent, confidence and powered. Lions are natural leaders and will be in charge and often will count even if no one asks them to do this. They are quick to assess situations and make decisions. They detection indicated. They love to jump in action and strike on problems and projects. These are the animals who get things done and they will compete with anyone as everything in their atmosphere.

At the airport they will not come early, for that will make them very uncomfortable and adjust as they have time to spare – time they can complete six other tasks. They do not have a lot of patience, and they hate repetitive work. On board, they won't follow along with the flight guard if they pointed out features on the plane. However, they will be willing to hop in the Cockpit, in case they need.

In “The Skatriem,” we learned that no animal is better than another. They are all precious beings that offer important gifts and prospects. And each one is a very valued members of the animal body kingdom. At least that's what the golden retrievers will tell you. Fbn

By Bonnie Stevens, FBN

Bonnie Stevens is the editor of FBN. She is a choir journalist and public relations adviser. She can be achieved at Bonnie.Sthvens@gmail.com.