The choices we make every day can shape our personality, but our personality can also influence the decisions we make.

So in this episode, I'm going to ask you to make some hard choices to determine what kind of person you are.

I'll be measuring you against the five main psychological traits to measure personality.

Firstly, agreeableness, which is your tendency

to cooperate and be compassionate, then extroversion, which is how confident and outgoing you are.

Openness, which is your sense of adventure and equality, neuroticism, how obsessive and emotional

you can be, and lastly, conscientiousness, if you're diligent and careful.

Keep a note of how many of each trait you pick, and at the end, I'll reveal what kind of person you are.

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Don't be alarmed.

There are morning people, and then there are definitely not morning people.

But the very first decision you make when you get up can reveal more about you than you think.

So tell me, how do you wake up in the morning?

Before or always on your alarm, usually

hitting the snooze button, or don't have an alarm. Let's dive into this. If you wake up before your

alarm, that is textbook neurotic behavior. Your

obsessive trait extends into your unconscious and that's impressive. Getting up on your alarm

without hitting snooze one shows a conscientious effort to start the day. But if you're hitting

the snooze, you're probably a bit more laid back about your day-to-day routine, meaning

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