How do you get the best out of life?

You are altruistic and generous because:

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It makes you feel good about yourself
It’s a way of getting to know others
It’s a powerful tool for changing the world

If you have been through conflict and worry, you:

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Spoil yourself for a while
Go to people you love for comfort
Do something useful to help you forget about it

For what reasons would you decide to have a child?

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Because a little part of you will live on in the future
To cement the love between you and your partner
Because it is a gift to be able to have children

A fault that you’ve already got, or that you’d develop if you allowed yourself to is that you are too:

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Self-interested
Dependent on others
Demanding

Racism and intolerance:

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Come about when people are unhappy or unfulfilled
Are due to ignorance and fear of others
Petty and pointless

You have often been disappointed in life by:

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Yourself
Those close to you
Human kind

What’s life about, for you?

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Enjoyment and love
Talking and sharing
Leaving a legacy

What would be your motto:

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Look out for number one
We’re all brothers and sisters
Everyone is equal

In your opinion, what's the best method of personal development?

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Learning about yourself
Being able to communicate
Having a taste for action

When you fail you feel sad because:

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You have disappointed yourself
You fear that you have disappointed those who had confidence in you
You have had to give in rather than succeed

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Personality Test

You are altruistic and generous because:

If you have been through conflict and worry, you:

For what reasons would you decide to have a child?

A fault that you’ve already got, or that you’d develop if you allowed yourself to is that you are too:

Racism and intolerance:

You have often been disappointed in life by:

What’s life about, for you?

What would be your motto:

In your opinion, what's the best method of personal development?

When you fail you feel sad because: