where women learn why play!

0%


What’s Your Play Personality?

Rate each statement (as it relates to your freetime) from 1-3 based on how well it describes you.

1=Doesn’t describe me at all.

2=Sort of describes me.

3=Describes me very well.



Enter your Name and Email to discover your Play Personality!


I remember and tell great jokes.









Taking something and turning it into something else is fun.









It is easy for me to see how to make something beautiful.









I love a good practical joke.









I am known as a leader among my friends/family.









I get excited about the potential of a blank canvas of any sort.









It is easy for me to ask others to join a cause, an event, or an effort of some sort.









My conversations often come back to the things I collect.









I find joy in a story-based podcast (or I think I would).









I am coordinated.









If something is broken down, I love the thought of making it new again.









I love exploring new places.









I love to go for long rides in the car.









I love to send memes to friends and family.









My social media is filled with jokes and memes.









I love and appreciate beautiful things.









I love racing the clock or other people when doing regular mundane activities.









Exercise is easy for me.









I keep track of who is doing best in a game, contest or challenge.









I often imagine I am elsewhere to pass the time.









I enjoy researching before a trip to get to know the possibilities.









I like to look at both sides of an argument.









I am intrigued by in-depth discussions with friends.









I would love to own the most of something – ’64 Ford Mustangs, the most bobble heads, etc…









I love making things.









Goals excite me most when others are going after the same goal.









When given the chance to try or learn something new, I usually take it.









I lose track of time while playing story-based video games (or I think I would).









I think the planning is part of the fun.









I love to ease a tense situation with humor.









I love to watch movies.









I embrace challenges having to do with my body – steps per day, runs on the ski hill, pounds of weight lifted, etc…









I love the satisfaction of organizing people to get something done.









I love a situation where I have the opportunity to win.









I love a good book.









I am very motivated when given a challenge.









I take any chance I can to make someone smile or laugh.









I often plan physical activities with friends – walking, pickleball, hiking, etc..









I can often see how an event could be improved.









I love to tell stories.









I enjoy learning dance moves.









I connect with people through laughter.









I love to move my body.









I often invite friends and family to compete in some challenge.









Whether gardening, painting, woodworking, computer programming, or sewing, I just love creating.









I love to uncover new experiences.









I feel joy when I arrange for a group to attend an event together.









Getting a picture of an event or destination is almost as exciting to me as being there.









Gathering people for events gives me energy.









I learn best when a teacher or presenter tells a personal story to make their point.









I love collecting things like stamps, coins, spoons, menus, memorabilia, etc…









I like joining competitions.









I keep good track of the things I collect.









I love to gather souvenirs from the trips I take.









I like being able to touch someone during a conversation to connect.









I love the thought of travelling to all locations of a certain theme – i.e. all Olympic host cities, all of the pro baseball stadiums, every state, every continent, etc…









0%





Competitor

Competitors love specific rules and goals. They want to know how to win and who won. The drive to be number one is evident. It can be in team sports or in solo endeavors. It can be physical or mental. They love scorekeeping and keeping track of progress. The Competitor can be easily recognized in business settings and in social settings.