10 Questions to Help You Determine Your Preferred Mode of Transportation Into The Deep

When it comes to traveling the road of life, each of us has a preferred mode of transportation. Wondering which mode you prefer?  Here is a list of questions to help you determine whether you are a convertible or a sedan driver.

1. Do you tend to:
(A) speak or act before thinking, or  (B) think before speaking or acting?

2. By the end of a big party, do you tend to find yourself more:
(A) energized, or  (B) drained? 

3. Do you find phone calls to be:
(A) a welcomed distraction, or  (B) a distracting interruption?

4. Would you prefer to share a special occasion with:
(A) a big group of people, or  (B) a few close friends?

5. After spending much time in reflective thought, do you tend to find yourself to be:
(A) drained, or  (B) energized?

6. Do you tend to find:
(A) listening more difficult than talking, or  (B) talking more difficult than listening?

7. Do you tend to prefer to pursue:
(A) social activities with many others, or  (B) solitary activities with a few or no others?

8. At an event, do you tend to interact:
(A) with many people, even those you don’t know, or  (B) with a few people, mainly those known to you?

9. After a conversation takes place, do you more often regret:
(A) saying something you shouldn’t have said, or  (B) not saying something you could have said

10. Would you mostly describe yourself as being:
(A) easily approachable, or  (B) reserved

TIE BREAKER QUESTION: Which word best describes you:  (A) talkative, or  (B) reflective

 

If the majority of your responses are A’s, your preferred mode of transportation is a convertible.  If your responses were mainly B’s, your preferred mode of transportation is a sedan.  Knowing this can help you discover ways to ensure there’s always enough gas in your tank for the trip.

 

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