You and your good mate Trevor were taking part in a beginner’s football club at school. The atmosphere was lively, filled with the sounds of laughter and the thud of the ball against the ground. Trevor, with his energetic personality, was the embodiment of enthusiasm. He cheered loudly for his teammates, celebrated every small victory, and wore his heart on his sleeve. His expressive nature often drew attention, whether he was playfully taunting the other team or dramatically reacting to missed opportunities on the field.

In contrast, you were a picture of calm and composure. While Trevor shouted encouragement and animatedly gestured, you remained quiet, observing the game with a focused demeanor. Your analytical mind processed the plays unfolding on the field, and you calculated your next moves with precision. You preferred to let your actions speak for themselves rather than rely on boisterous cheers or dramatic expressions.