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When he's not writing, Jay enjoys working in the garden, wine tasting, drawing, painting, and fixing things MacGyver-style.

Research has shown that this way of thinking offers some unexpected benefits.

They are almost always at odds with something or someone bone of contention and are the hardest group of people to satisfy.

Answer the questions as honestly as your memory serves, and remember to have fun! Often times, bad moods are linked to emotional ties.

The realist has been focusing on the PST training and just started his DEP time countdown until shipping and crushes the PST on the first time with good enough scores to get put in the draft and earn a contract.

Typically, we are one of the three types of people and maybe even a little bit of two, but when it comes to dealing with hard work, potential pain, extreme effort, only one is thoroughly prepared.

All these personality traits have their own issues, and all of them can be problematic if they are in excess, but to be a truly healthy person, one needs to be a balance of all of these; there is nothing wrong with being idealistic as long as you are also aware of how things actually work, and there is no problem expecting the best things to happen but also prepare for the worst, just in case.

I used to be a classic pessimist.

Fast Forward Nine Months Later The realist is in second phase at BUDS just finished OC8 seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, but does not let up as some of his classmates are still failing, getting injured, and kicked out for doing stupid things.

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