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- Imaginative
- Wise
- Hopeful
You see the world through fantastical, rosy lenses—you’re the closest thing that this world has to magic. You’re creative, imaginative, and pure of heart.
You’re wiser than people give you credit for. As a daydreamer, people may sometimes think that you’re disconnected or naive, but that’s not true. In reality, you don’t miss a detail. You see the world in a unique way, and if everyone saw things like you, the world would be a better place.
Your nature is that of a Dreamer, characterized by creativity, imagination, and a hopeful outlook on life. Your results suggest that you have a poetic and sensitive spirit, with a deep understanding of emotions, as shown by your Despondency result, which reflects a rich inner world. Being categorized as a Muse indicates that you inspire those around you through your unique perspective and empathy. Additionally, your blue aura signifies a calm and insightful demeanor, making you deeply in tune with your feelings and the feelings of others. Overall, your love for quality time and intrinsic creativity align beautifully with the Dreamer archetype, showcasing your ability to see the beauty and magic in everyday experiences.
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Meet Eric, a wikiHow admin who has been active in the community for over 17 years! He enjoys helping new contributors, doing admin and maintenance tasks around the wiki, and tackling cleanup projects to improve articles.
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"wikiHow is powered by an amazing, diverse team of volunteer editors who share a common vision of bringing knowledge to the world and teaching everyone to do anything! Being able to be part of a project with such an ambitious mission makes me proud of the editing that I do. I continue to edit wikiHow because, even as the community continues to grow and wikiHow becomes larger, we continue to stay focused on our mission and regularly adapt new changes and enhancements to the site so that we can continually improve and reach/teach more people in more ways."
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"Don't worry about trying to get "a bunch of edits" or creating several articles. Start slowly by learning more about wikiHow, by reading through the wikiHow Tour and About wikiHow page. When you're ready to get started editing, check out the article on How to Contribute to wikiHow to find out which areas of contribution you might enjoy most. Do what you enjoy."
