You're an Withdrawn Dreamer!

Withdrawn dreamers are artists—quiet, introverted, and introspective. They enjoy spending lots of time by themselves and feel uncomfortable in large groups. Examples of Biblical withdrawn dreamers are: King David, Luke, Thomas, the disciple of Jesus and the Apostle John.

Withdrawn Dreamer Strengths:

• They don’t overtly seek attention and don’t wish to assert themselves much.
• They feel uncomfortable taking charge or in competition, so they love to serve.
• Instead, they feel excited by their own imagination and creativity.
• They have a sense of being different from others and not being part of their environment.

Withdrawn Dreamer Constraints:

• Under stress, they can withdraw from the world and into their inner space and imagination. This can keep them isolated and need to be pulled out.
• They contemplate and refine their ideas by themselves.
• They will not present their ideas or assert themselves until they are very confident in their position. They tend to be perfectionists
• These people move away from others (withdraw) to get their needs met.