"Intrapersonal
What it is: The ability to use one's emotional life as a means to understand oneself and others. Children with this type of intelligence control their own feelings and moods and often observe and listen. They do best when working alone.

Encourage your child to think about how new experiences make him feel and offer him plenty of chances to explore topics on his own. To involve an intrapersonal learner in a science project, ask him to describe his experiences and emotions. A camera, drawing pad, and blank journal can help your child record and think about his observations."

All material from:
(http://family.msn.com/tool/article.aspx?dept=raising&sdept=rks&name=sc_111103_childsmarts)

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Is that me or what? I've never heard a better description. Of course, this was written about children, and I'm a bit further than that...