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What To Do When Your Upline Says, “OBEY Me Or Else!”
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You have trouble dealing with peoples' emotional and personal problems?
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You would find it really difficult to fire a loyal yet underperforming employee.
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You often think about humanity's place in the universe and what "it all means"
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When making a life-changing decision, logic comes first, heart second.
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You often get carried away by your imagination and ideas.
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You get stressed out if you have to talk in front of a group of people.
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When it comes down to it, you make decisions based on familiar experience over trying new ideas.
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You tend to wait until the last minute with most everything, especially deadlines.
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Several times a day, someone will ask you where you've "gone" because you're lost in your thoughts.
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You're often the first one to try new ideas, tools and strategies out of curiosity.
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Everybody's opinon is valid and should be respected even if it's not supported by facts.
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During meetings, it's important to focus on facts even if they hurt people's feelings.
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It does not take you much time to start getting involved in social activities at your new workplace.
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You're always coming up with new ideas, new plans and grand schemes.
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You feel more energetic after spending time with a group of people.
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You prefer to improvise and "wing it" rather than carefully planning everything.
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If the room is full, you stay closer to the walls or sneak outside a lot.
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You would rather stay home to read a book or watch a movie than go to a social event
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You often worry about how your actions affect others.
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You often compare yourself to others and get jealous if they're "ahead of you"
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