The classic character most like you

Don Quixote

All heart, full charge

Don Quixote · Miguel de Cervantes

VTogetherEnergy
MMindJudgment
FFlowPace
IImagineVision

When something feels like it must be done, you charge ahead before anyone can raise an eyebrow. Like Don Quixote, your passion sometimes mistakes windmills for giants, but that sincerity makes everyone around you a little braver too.

Things a Don Quixote type often says

Let's just do it. We'll think later!
This is destiny.
Failure? That's part of the adventure!

In a group, I'm

The pioneer who charges in first

As a friend, I'm

The friend who makes you braver just by being around

When stressed

You look for an even bigger challenge. A Sancho-like friend's word brings you back down.

Sound familiar, Don Quixote type?

If you believe it's right, you step up even before a crowd
You argue to the end that the code you believe in is right
When something must be done, you move before you think
You set ten New Year's goals and truly believe in them

Where you shine

Passion that never quits
You hold on to dreams others call impossible. Watching you get up and charge again after every fall makes everyone around you braver.
Stands up for the little guy
You can't walk past someone weak in trouble, even if it isn't your business. When everyone looks away, you're the first to raise your hand.
Acting the moment you know it is right
Nothing ends at just thinking. If you believe it's right, you start, and that drive gets stuck things moving.

Watch out for

When windmills look like giants

When passion runs ahead, you see things the way you want to. You may wear yourself out fighting battles that weren't really there.

Try thisKeep a down-to-earth Sancho nearby, and before big moves ask, 'am I seeing this right?'

When it's hard to admit failure

Because your dream matters so much, you may keep clinging to things that didn't work, insisting it isn't over.

Try thisStopping takes courage too. Letting one go makes room for a better adventure.

A famous scene

Don Quixote sees windmills on the plain as giants and charges at them with his lance, though Sancho begs him to stop.

A line from the book

it is my business and calling to roam the world righting wrongs and redressing injuries.

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