What are some examples of Percy Jackson being impulsive?

Percy Jackson often acts impulsively, such as when he decides to confront monsters without fully considering the consequences, like when he attacks the Fury on the bus in "The Lightning Thief." Another example is when he jumps into a river to rescue Grover, despite the danger from the pursuing enemy. Additionally, his choice to sneak into Hades' realm to retrieve his mother showcases his tendency to act on instinct rather than taking a moment to plan strategically. These impulsive decisions frequently lead him into challenging situations but also highlight his bravery and loyalty.