3.
Safe Harbor
You have managed to take calculated risks and have also managed to make reasonable progress in leading your business. You play a middle ground and don't want to get too passionate about anything. You will often use terms like "fine", "did my best", or "it could be better, but". You tend not to get too upset about down times and not to excited about up times. You take responsibility for your actions, but many around you do not. You are afraid to rock the boat with honest criticism of employees; either because you don't know the words to use; or because you are getting some level of performance out of them and don't want to jeopardize your current position.