Gary L. Robinson, Jr.

Talents and Abilities: I approach professional problems with serenity, which enables me to make objective decisions in critical situations. I usually trust my intuition. My qualities are mainly emotional, and although I am sometimes criticized for not being direct, the accuracy of my observations and judgments usually end up earning some admiration. I am pragmatic, and figure that any work deserves a salary. More than most, I have a gift for speculation. I rarely lose sight of my interests. Ambitions and Motivations: I follow my career plans with persistence and tenacity. I seek out an occupation which provides security and enables me to make use of my humane qualities and my sensitivity. For example, I might likely arrange my professional future to coincide or cooperate in some way with my home and family. In the career world, I exhibit a bold and daring character. My lively imagination, enthusiasm, and energy gives me all the qualities necessary to be a leader. I do not always agree with the social values which currently prevail as a gauge of success. As a result, I am not convinced I will be especially gratified by prosperity, popularity, wealth, and comfort. I find rewards in inner subjective expansion: the wealth and fortune which matter to me are of the moral and spiritual nature. The work world must arouse my sustained interest. I have a need to commit myself to it personally, and everything I accomplish has to bear the seal of my personality. My ideals are fairly high, and I am liable to experience some frustration when they are not completely fulfilled. I have certain artistic leanings, and although I may not commit myself to an artistic career, the work I produce will certainly display my sense of harmony, composition, and good taste.