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9. Are you motivated by competition?
Define what your ideal competition/collaboration formula is for optimal productivity.
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6. What are your strengths?
Define what your strengths are and how you’re going to use them to your advantage.
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7. What are your weaknesses?
Acknowledge what you struggle with and how you want to improve.
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10. What are your favorite movies/shows/books?
Disregard what’s trending and define the types of movies/shows/books you’ll always enjoy. It speaks volumes of your personality.
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5. Do you work better alone or in a busy environment?
When you know what your most productive work environment consists of, it will help you find (or create) a job that best suits your preferences.
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2. What are the top five words that describe your personality?
Highlight your key personality traits and stay true to who you are.
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1. Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
Make sure you’re really an extrovert and not an introvert in an extrovert’s clothing.
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3. Are you comfortable or uncomfortable
Are you comfortable or uncomfortable in a disorganized environment?
Define the ideal work/home environments you’re known to thrive in.
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8. What sets you apart from everyone else?
Know your quirks and charm your ass off with them.
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When you don’t take the time to understand yourself and who you are, your sense of individuality weakens. You become easily influenced and pushed into a lifestyle that doesn’t represent who you are. The good news is you can gradually transition into the life you want by periodically “checking in”...
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4. Are you comfortable with taking risks?
Decide how you feel about uncertainty and how you’ll use it to create your ideal lifestyle.
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