To understand our DYNAMIC(s) one needs to understand its essence and its definition and how we refer to it (of a person). It's time to broaden your understanding of this word.

Origins: 

The word dynamic has its origins in French dynamique or New Latin dynamicus (relating to physical force or energy) and  the Greek word dynamis (force, strength, power, potentiality). The first known use of the word dynamic was in 1744 (adjective: of or relating to physical force or energy) and 1868 (noun: a force or factor that controls or influences a process of growth, change, interaction, or activity). 

Now:

Dynamic: (of a person): positive in attitude, full of energy and new ideas (potential and open minded),  constantly changing and making progress, always 'becoming' 

AI Definition: A dynamic person is someone who is energetic, enthusiastic (charismatic), and full of ideas. They are also able to adapt to different situations and communicate well with others.

Synonyms of dynamic: energetic, spirited, powerful, and active.

Other Variations of the word:

Dynamics: the way in which people or things behave and react to each other in a particular situation

Dynamically: in a way that reacts to what is happening in a particular situation, making the necessary changes, growth

Dynamism: energy and enthusiasm to make new things happen or to make things succeed

Observations:

Being dynamic is usually thought of about extroverts, while introverts can equally have a dynamic character as their introspection has all the same qualities mentioned in the definitions above. Our research has shown that a dynamic person focuses on who they are, not their titles, labels or what they do. They are their true, authentic self, one with the energy force and power within that knows things are always becoming something, more of ourselves. 

Question:

We all have dynamic energy within us and flowing through us. How are you using yours? 

Sources: 

Definitions from Merriam-Webster, Cambridge Dictionary, Oxford Languages, Google, AI