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Of all the types, the Activist/Moralist is most defined by idealism, passion
and enthusiasm. They have a sincerity, enthusiasm and optimism which inspires and captivates
others. They rely on inner guidance to settle their dilemmas in life. Their faith
is critical to their sense of well-being. Professional theme – “I
believe.”
Characteristics – Idealistic,
devoted, single-minded, earnest, sincere, humble, persistent, able
to arouse/inspire/persuade, optimistic, relentless, selfless, altruistic,
die-hard, forceful, hardworking, tireless.
Challenges – Overbearing, intolerant
of others’ ideas, rigid, given to unreasoned devotion, blind
faith, fanaticism, emotionalism, over-excitable, gullible, self-abasing,
impractical.
Core motivation – To make a
difference and validate oneself (and avoid one’s life as insignificant
or lacking in purpose).
Vocational qualities – When
they have a goal or vision, they exude the enthusiasm, idealistic
commitment and singlemindedness to make it a reality. Tireless and
unrelenting, they tend to honor and pursue their object with fervor
and passion.
Career Options
Anti-discrimination lawyer
Bar association professionalism counsel
Bar association disciplinary counsel
Child advocacy lawyer
Civil rights lawyer
Constitutional lawyer
Defamation lawyer
Expert witness on legal ethics or lawyer standard of care
Foreign adoption lawyer
Foundation or nonprofit lawyer
Geriatric/elder law lawyer
Immigration lawyer
Judge
Law or university professor
Legal columnist/commentator
Legislator
Lobbyist
Nonprofit executive director or counsel
Politician
Public defender prosecutor
Public interest lawyer
Angelique Electra, JD/MBA – Ms. Electra
is a Denver-based career coach who created the JurisDoctor Profiles™,
a self-assessment instrument designed to help lawyers identify
and actualize individual strengths
in their personal and professional lives. Contact – www.TheJurisDoctor.com.
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