Wow- this really is all about the stroking, isn't it? ;)
What is an activity that you can do better than anybody else you know?
Get people to talk/get to the belly of an issue/make them see things more clearly. For some reason, people flock to me with their problems. Over the years I've figured out how to work this and turn it around into a solution-finding machine. This has made me an excellent employee/public/client/member relations representative at nearly every organization I've worked with (W-2 or 1099). In high school, I was voted " most likely to become an underpaid social worker" for this very same reason.
What is a subject where you are smarter than anybody else you know? (anyone else I know being the operative phrase) A toss-up between geology/tectonics and solar weather. I've been rockhounding and closely monitoring seismology and solar meteorology for 8+ years. This is something I've been slacking with, however, in the last year, and need to get back into the swing of.
What is a trait you possess that makes you superior to lesser humans?
Cunning resourcefulness. I've pulled myself out of more dire, sticky and dangerous (financial, emotional, physical, travel-related..) situations at the last possible moment with this skill.. almost always unscathed and ready for more.
Which of your many stellar accomplishments should be recorded in the history books?
Tie between the time I left a lover physically shaking and trying to catch his breath in the basement --- and the time I caught a bus to the west coast (from New England) on a last minute whim to start something new, with a 3 year old Ryan, and 7 months pregnant with Sarah... less than $1,000 in my pocket and no idea where I'd get off the bus... and created a very adventurous, abundant and satisfying life for myself as a result.




What is an activity that you can do better than anybody else you know? Draw a map. It seems whenever somebody gives me directions and they draw a map to follow, it sucks ass. When I draw a map to show you how to get somewhere, you ain't getting lost. Helpful hint: unless you possess rudimentary drawing skills and have a sense of direction, use MapQuest (or MultiMap, if you're outside the US) instead of attempting to draw one.


