The Word You See First Can Reveal A lot About Your Personality ... and Your Biggest Obstacle

The Word You See First Can Reveal A lot About Your Personality ... and Your Biggest Obstacle
(The Epoch Times)
7/20/2020
Updated:
10/16/2020

Your subconscious mind has a secret it wants to share with you!

Scan the image below and note down the first word that your eyes settle upon; it’s a subconscious choice but a significant one.

Once you have found your word, scroll down to discover what it says about who you are and your biggest obstacle in the present moment.

(The Epoch Times)
(The Epoch Times)

“Silk” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You don’t take the path of least resistance. You’re not afraid of a challenge, nor of failure; you’re likely an innovator or a team leader in your vocational life.
Your biggest obstacle: For you, work comes first! Remember that life is multi-faceted, so always reserve a little time for loved ones, rest, and relaxation around the edges.

“Rainbow” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are a creature of habit. Your loved ones rely upon you for your consistent presence and amazing support.
Your biggest obstacle: Precisely because of this, you run the risk of being taken advantage of; make sure that the relationships you maintain are reciprocal.

“Lion” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are gregarious and ambitious, and your success inspires others to chase their own dreams. You have the propensity to take failures to heart but that’s just because you’re a big softie on the inside.
Your biggest obstacle: Your emotional sensitivity may be underestimated; don’t be afraid to tell others when you need space to think and feel before acting.

“Nature” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are blunt and honest with everybody you interact with. You value the truth and have no time for duplicity.
Your biggest obstacle: Occasionally, you can be disappointed with others when they don’t meet your expectations. Work on having a little more empathy for people who lack the confidence to be forthright.

“Explorer” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are humble, sweet, and struggle to take a compliment!
Your biggest obstacle: At its worst, your humility can mean that you suffer from low self-esteem; you sometimes give too much credit to the judgments of others, so take a step back and know your worth.

“Fruit” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are helpful and loving and always want to be there for other people, even strangers.
Your biggest obstacle: Your life feels balanced right now, but be sure to take time to top up your own glass before tending to everyone else’s.

“Coffee” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are a dreamer! You likely have a creative role at work and maybe dabble in photography, painting, or fashion in your free time.
Your biggest obstacle: As a big-picture thinker, you can sometimes feel overwhelmed by the problems of the world. Remember, it’s all a matter of perspective.

“Root” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You are a grounded, calming presence and you matter to other people more than you know.
Your biggest obstacle: You can sometimes be a little wrapped up in your own agenda. Make time for your loved ones; host a virtual dinner party or invite your favorite person to accompany you for a walk in nature.

“Depths” was the first word you saw:

Who you are: You can be stubborn, but that’s because you’re used to getting what you want! Nonetheless, you are a thoughtful person who always sees beyond first impressions.
Your biggest obstacle: Others can sometimes get frustrated with you for being a black-and-white thinker; don’t be afraid to play in the gray area once in a while.

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Louise Chambers is a writer, born and raised in London, England. She covers inspiring news and human interest stories.
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