I am a Benevolent Visionary (no, really!)

I just took a Personal DNA test, and apparently I'm pretty awesome. According to the results:

• I am a great person to interact with—understanding, giving, and trusting—in a word, BENEVOLENT
• I don't mind being in social situations, as I feel comfortable enough with people to be myself.
• My caring nature goes beyond a basic concern: I take the time to understand the nuances of people's situations before passing any sort of judgment.
• I'm a good listener, and even better at offering advice.
• I'm concerned with others at both an individual and societal level—I sympathize with the plights of troubled groups, and I can care about people I've never met.
• Considering many different perspectives is something at which I excel, and I appreciate that quality in others.
• Other people's feelings are important to me, and I'm good at mediating disputes.
• Because of my understanding and patience, I tend to bring out the best in people.
• My imagination, self-assuredness, and knowledge of the world combine to make me a VISIONARY.
• I have clear notions of how things could be, and the confidence to try to make them that way.
• I enjoy having a routine, and prefer comfort and familiarity to risk and adventure.
• Not needing others' approval to forge ahead, I am confident in my designs for the future.
• My imagination allows me to envision the world as a better place.
• I'm better at thinking of the big picture than I am with details, and I can see wonder in abstract things.
• Style and appearances are important to me, and I have a good eye for beauty.
• I am somewhat rigid in my beliefs, which comes from both confidence and an aversion to change.
• I am good at creating works of art in forms with which I'm familiar.
• I prefer to have time to plan for things, feeling better with a schedule than with keeping plans up in the air until the last minute.
• Generally, I believe that I control my life, and that external forces only play a limited role in determining what happens to me.

So, what do you think? Are they right?