How do you find your character flaws?

Tips for using different types of character flaws better

1. Explain your character’s flaws. Whatever your characters’ flaws, explain them.
2. Make the flaw fit the character. Make the flaw seem reasonable to your character.
3. Find additional character flaws as you draft.

What makes a character weak?

What makes a weak character? A lack of a solid core of identity, or integrity. A weak character may be physically strong, good-looking, intelligent, witty, likeable, rich, socially adept, politically powerful, etc, etc. But there’s a flaw (or more than one) that makes this character weak.

How do you strengthen a weak character?

You can strengthen your character by being able to relate to others and helping them. Try to imagine what someone else is going through. For example, maybe your friend recently lost a sibling. Think about how that might feel and how you would react.

How do you explore your character flaws?

Speak with a few and find one that connects with you. Keep a personal journal. Exploring your character flaws will not be an easy journey. It won’t all happen at once and you will hit many roadblocks on the way. The best way to keep yourself organized is by having a journal.

Should you change your character flaws to make you better?

Second, if you feel that your minor character flaw can easily be adjusted for a newer, better you ““ go out of your way and try to change it. This is especially true if your personality quirks are negatively affecting your colleagues or your loved ones.

Can minor character flaws be treated?

Major character flaws are highly ‘treatable’ ““ there are professionals who can help get you out of your addiction or alcoholism. But what about the minor character flaws which is not readily obvious from an outsider’s point of view? Read on to find out how exactly you can deal with this.

How do you identify the flaws in yourself?

Ask your trusted friends and family. Since it can be so difficult to see the flaws in ourselves, one way of identifying them is by talking with trusted friends, coworkers, family members or your spiritual advisors.