If you read my bio, you'll discover that my name is Katherine Elizabeth Lundgreen, Katie, and that I am much different from anyone else.  If you take the time to peek into yourself, you'll discover that you too are unique.  And so is everyone else.
  Recently I've found that I really enjoy researching psychology and learning about the different types of personalities that define who we are.  We are all born onto this earth with special DNA and a soul that, when stirred together with a bit of environment, create a person.  Yesterday I took a quiz {whose link I highly recommend you click on} and determined that, according to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, I am type INFJ {Intoversion, iNtuitive, Feeling, Judging, or introverted intuition with extroverted feeling, also called "the Protector"}.  After a bit more research, {you see the link, and now you know what to do} I learned that this kind of personality is the rarest of all sixteen and makes up only 1% of the entire population.  How cool!  And as I read through the information, I realized that many of the descriptions really do fit to me.
  But while it was interesting to have a little fun and read about these different traits, it was also my chance for a growing experience.  There are many good qualities that tag along to INFJ's, but their also many weaknesses too.   And these weaknesses can have a huge impact if you're not careful.  I mean, how else could Jesus, Ghandi, several Greek philosophers, Mother Teresa, Jimmy Carter, and Adolf Hitler all be put under the same INFJ personality category like myself unless it meant that some of these people let the chinks in their personal strength engulf them while the others used these potential problems to make them stronger? 
  Oh man, here I am making the descripion of INFJ's being oddly deep thinkers come true...  But I guess the moral of this glob of words {that may or may not be interesting to you depending on your personality type} is that you should always be striving to be the best you can be.  Seriously, YOLO!