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Moment of Truth

Here I read to my family what my strengths were and I read a little passage of what they meant. This was their response:
Mom: I'm surprised Belief wasn't your first one. For the deliberative it sounded mostly like you. You do weigh the risks but not ALWAYS though. So that part didn't sound like you. Harmony, hmm yea you don't like confrontation and don't mind going with the flow as long as it doesn't conflict with your values. The consistency one doesn't sound too much like you. Maximizer sort of sounds like you too. Like when you find something you want to make it better. Good strengths. Sounds about right. 
Dad: yea the first sounds like you but if it isn't I would love you to be like that.For harmony you are working towards that. As life starts to frustrated you, you freeze up. But you do start out like that. Like how you are with the youth group. But yes, overall I feel like those are you. 
Sarah: I don't think your first one was you. I definitely don't think you're a harmonious person. But a maximizer sounds like you. 
Rebekah: Deliberative sound like you, you are reserve and you are very careful with your life. 
Jon: Since I know you and your family more I'm not surprise that belief is in your top 5 but I can't believe that it's your number 3. 
Ernesto: Deliberative really describes you. I'm not to sure on harmony.. I feel like belief should've been your number two. I'm shocked that consistency is one there, I don't think you're all that consistent *laughs in my face*. And hmmm you being a maximizer... it's a work in progress. 
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