Time for another special personality test! Today we’ll look at what your attitude to money says about you. Please read the quotes below – which one sounds more true to you? Your choice will say something about you . . .
- “The lack of money is the root of all evil.” – Mark Twain/George Bernard Shaw
- “Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it won’t replace you as the driver.” – Ayn Rand
- “I have always been afraid of banks.” – Andrew Jackson
- “If I have enough money to eat I’m good.” – Shia LaBeuuf
- “Never spend your money before you have earned it.” – Thomas Jefferson.
Interpretations:
- You’re wise about money, and even though you’re totally NOT avaricious or in love with money, you know you can’t live without it; you’re realistic, dependable and strong; you feel good about yourself when you earn money, because it makes you feel you’re strong enough to master the system.
- You’re idealistic and sometimes you wonder about this invention called money. To you, it’s more of a matter of philosophy. It doesn’t interest nor does it bother you that it exists, but you’re a freedom lover, and need of money is a restriction you’d rather people didn’t have.
- You’re probably more of an artist and an intellectual; you may be highly intelligent, but financial and technical progress might be a challenge to you; on the other hand, this shows that you’re wary of the inventions of powerful people – they did a lot of harm before.
- You have a rather utilitarian kind of thinking, or you’re concerned with matters much above trivial greed and craving of luxury; you may be above the trivial in quite a number of ways, and you may see way beyond them; you’re well-grounded and sort of intellectually “elevated” at the same time.
- You’re definitely money savvy – or at least money talented; grounded and smart, reliable and hard-working, present and cautious, your mind works like a Swiss watch; you’re mature and mostly right, so you have every reason to be confident.
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Thank you so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it!
I go with #4
This is a very interesting choice! It shows a special kind of strength.
I chose #5.
You’re a good money manager, then! You might not suspect it, but you have a talent with it.
Great quiz, Ana. Income and poverty is a huge topic of conversation all across the world these days. No question in my mind. #5. I’ve been that way all of my life even as a teen. I’ve always paid my way and paid myself first and then my creditors. It was easy. I never spend more than I make and live well within my means. 🙂
Thank you, cuzz 🙂 That is a fantastic approach to things, I admire it a lot too. I tend to be very careful with money as well, and luckily I’m not very keen on spending, at least not for myself. But things might yet change, I’m afraid to brag LOL
LOL! Yes, there is always that one thing we must have for ourselves. I confess I will treat myself from time to time.
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That was an interesting. I was a 5 dead on.
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I’ve noticed that mature minds tend to go with #5, dear M. This shows a dependable, sharp mind.
5 all the way
This means you make calculated, mature choices and you’re good with managing your money, dear Gary 🙂
My greatest concern is debt. I don’t like it.
Oh, yes! It’s the same with me! I thank God every day that I’m not a spendthrift – I totally resent shopping, and changing clothes in stores is a total drag. Only do it when I have to. Debt, I avoid it with all I my strength.
#1.
Wow! This means you may have hidden talents with money, dear Chris, that you may yet have to discover.
I think I sway towards a #5
Wise as always, dear Rosie 🙂 It shows a calculating and mature personality.
Or like my grandfather would say … “Money are only printed papers with numbers on it. Nothing more. Imagine the world without that paper. Perhaps other thing comes up as exchange object!” LOL
So I guess #2 would be the reply for you, dear Sherrie. If I look at the interpretation and think of you it does feel like coming from you 🙂
LOL Yeah, that too.
But although I may say it that way just as my grandfather did, the things is, we have to really knows how to keep and handle because of the kids.
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#2 Money is only a tool. 🙂
You seem to be well-balanced between the intellectual and the worker. This is a good combination, dear Sara! 🙂
🙂 Thanks! Hehe
Hey Ana, interesting one. I alternated between #4 and 5.
Oh, bohemian but also realistic! This means you’d probably prefer money weren’t a “Must”, but you can deal with it just fine 🙂
Yeah, that’s pretty accurate! 🙂