Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Community‑oriented: Supports broader groups, e.g. backing cycling organisations like Bicycle NSW in “go @BicycleNSW” and highlighting Muslim women cycling in “Muslim women get on their bikes to 'eliminate fear'”.
- Health‑focused: Bio notes “Fitness fantactic Cycling Football” and multiple workout posts like “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout… 5th place in Age Group”.
- SupportiveLeader: Shows gratitude and pride in others, such as thanking a coach in “Thanks Coach Ben Day for everything you do” and promoting his racing squad in “Henk Vogels Steps Back Into NRS With Powerful JML Racing Squad”.
- ProfessionallyDriven: Bio highlights being “Owner and CEO of JML Australia corporate advisory and consulting,” and earlier tweet confirms “Owner and CEO of JML Australia” in this post.
- Tech‑engaged: Actively uses platforms and tools like Strava, Relive, Vimeo, and YouTube, sharing content such as “Watch an animation of my year on #Strava” and “I just started following Soaring Video Sydney on #Vimeo”.
Weaknesses:
- InfrequentPosting: Large time gaps between tweets (e.g., long spans with few posts) suggest low consistency in engagement despite a long account history starting from “Working out how to use Twitter??”.
- LimitedDialogue: Most tweets are broadcasts or links with minimal conversation; there are few replies or discussions, even when mentioning others like “Relive dancing in the rain 'WH Road Race' via @relivecc”.
- Self‑promotionHeavy: Many posts highlight personal events, rides, and business/racing projects, such as “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)” and “Henk Vogels Steps Back Into NRS With Powerful JML Racing Squad”, with less non‑personal content.
- SparsePersonalDetail: Beyond sport and work, little is shared about broader interests or views; even a simple greeting like “Hi!” lacks added personality or context.
- FollowerEngagementGap: Following substantially more accounts than followers (157/60) and few evident interactions or conversations, as seen across link‑centric posts like “Labor pledges $3 billion to complete NBN…”, suggests limited reciprocal engagement.
Your Simpsons character
Ned Flanders
This user is an optimistic, community-oriented professional who strongly resembles Ned Flanders. Like Ned, he’s a small-business owner and leader, describing himself as “Owner and CEO of JML Australia corporate advisory and consulting,” and sharing professional milestones such as “Owner and CEO of JML Australia”. He shows wholesome enthusiasm for fitness and sport—especially cycling—through posts like “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout… 5th place in Age Group” and “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)”, echoing Ned’s earnest, high-energy lifestyle. His supportive tone toward others, as in “Thanks Coach Ben Day for everything you do. Thank your coach: #ThanksCoach”, matches Flanders’ habit of encouraging everyone around him. Even his interest in social good and inclusivity, reflected in “Muslim women get on their bikes to 'eliminate fear' #GoogleAlerts see you in #springcycle”, aligns with Ned’s quietly principled, community-minded nature.
Your MBTI personality Type
ESTJ
They show a clear Extraverted orientation: they attend high‑profile events and mention them publicly, such as “Just returned from Australian Davos Connection 2009 Future Summit. Fantastic, will tweat learnings and experiences over next few days” and “Looking forward to attending the 2009 Australian Future Summit in Melbourne tomorrow”, and they promote group activities like “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)”. Their focus is Sensing, grounded in concrete experiences: cycling stats, specific events and distances, as in “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout on 12/6 in 4:57:44 with 265.1 TSS. #trainingpeaks 5th place in Age Group”, and practical news like “Labor pledges $3 billion to complete NBN and deliver faster internet by 2030”. The tone suggests Thinking: they emphasise performance, results, and professional identity (e.g., “Owner and CEO of JML Australia” in bio and “Henk Vogels Steps Back Into NRS With Powerful JML Racing Squad”), and thank their coach in a straightforward, achievement‑framed way in “Thanks Coach Ben Day for everything you do. Thank your coach: #ThanksCoach”. Finally, they are strongly Judging: they are drawn to structured challenges and organized events like “Join me at Alpine Challenge 2015! #alpinechallenge2015” and corporate/charity rides, and they track training metrics meticulously, which reflects planning and goal‑orientation rather than spontaneous, go‑with‑the‑flow behavior. Collectively, the focus on leadership, measurable progress, professional involvement, and organized physical challenges aligns best with an ESTJ profile.
Some pickup lines for you
- You smashed a 160 km ride in 4:57:44 with 265.1 TSS and 5th in your age group—how about we aim for a podium finish together on our next ‘Morning Ride’ Relive link?
- You registered for the Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge—how about a different kind of challenge: one coffee, one ride, and I try not to fall for you faster than you descend Calga TT?
- You backed Muslim women riding to ‘eliminate fear’ before Spring Cycle; I’m thinking the bravest move I can make today is asking if you’d like a wheel to sit on at our next Sydney bunch ride.
- If Henk Vogels can step back into the NRS with a powerful JML Racing squad, maybe you and I can step into a powerful duo—CEO strategy session by day, Peloton café date by weekend?
- You’ve been tweeting since ‘working out how to use Twitter’ in 2009 and now you’re pledging faster NBN by 2030—how about we fast‑track one thing: upgrading from @GreenPrince and admirer to JML & co. on a cycling-and-sushi night out?
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Your new Twitter bio
Corp advisor by day, chasing QOMs and coffee rides by dawn. CEO @ JML Australia, cycling tragic, football fan, once did 160km for ‘fun’.– @GreenPrince
Your signature cocktail
The Green Prince Peloton Spritz
The Green Prince Peloton Spritz is a bright, caffeinated spin on a spritz, built for a CEO who smashes 160 km rides and still makes morning meetings. The backbone is Australian gin with native notes, reflecting Owner and CEO of JML Australia and his sharp corporate edge, as declared in “Owner and CEO of JML Australia”. A shot of cold brew coffee mirrors the high-octane effort of rides like “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout on 12/6 in 4:57:44 with 265.1 TSS. #trainingpeaks 5th place in Age Group”. Electrolyte citrus tonic keeps it light, zippy, and ride-ready, echoing his many Relive links such as “Relive 'Calga TT' via @relivecc”. A dash of bitter orange aperitivo nods to the tactical, occasionally tough edge of corporate advisory and racing strategy, like joining big charity challenges in “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)”. Finally, the lime wheel and cycling-bottle-shaped ice cube celebrate his identity as a Fitness fantactic cyclist who cheers on the community in “go @BicycleNSW”, making this drink both playful and performance-minded.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The strongest throughline in @GreenPrince’s profile is ambition and leadership. Their bio highlights being “Owner and CEO of JML Australia corporate advisory and consulting”, and this is echoed in an early tweet asserting that role: “Owner and CEO of JML Australia”, showing a clear drive to build and lead an enterprise. They also channel that ambition into competitive sport, repeatedly emphasizing serious cycling achievements such as “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout on 12/6 in 4:57:44 with 265.1 TSS. #trainingpeaks 5th place in Age Group”, which reflects goal‑orientation and a desire to excel. Their engagement with high‑profile, elite events—like “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)” and “Join me at Alpine Challenge 2015! #alpinechallenge2015”—further reinforces a taste for big challenges and status-marking endeavors. While there are hints of loyalty and community spirit (e.g., support for @BicycleNSW in “go @BicycleNSW”), the dominant pattern is ambitious leadership and competitive drive, which aligns most closely with Slytherin.
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Your song
Bicycle Race - Queen
The song Bicycle Race fits JML because cycling is clearly at the center of their lifestyle and identity. Their timeline is full of ride recaps like “Relive 'Calga TT' via @relivecc” and “solid ride Relive 'Morning Ride' via @relivecc”, echoing the song’s playful celebration of being out on the bike. As Owner and CEO of JML Australia, they balance corporate leadership with a passion for sport, seen in posts such as “Jon completed a 160 km bike workout on 12/6 in 4:57:44 with 265.1 TSS. #trainingpeaks 5th place in Age Group”, which mirrors the song’s spirited, competitive energy. Their involvement in events like “I just registered for Chain Reaction Corporate Challenge! Register with me now)” and support for cycling causes like “go @BicycleNSW” further reinforces the idea that life on two wheels is both their passion and community. Altogether, the upbeat, slightly cheeky tone of Bicycle Race matches a fitness fanatic and cycling enthusiast who clearly enjoys pushing limits while having fun.
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