Sunday, November 23, 2008
PERSONALITY TRAIT: What's Your Price?
I'm worth $652 million! (13 dealbreakers.)
You're getting a bit expensive.
If we put you on the market, it looks like you'd be worth $652 million. Of the 42 different scenarios, you said you couldn't be bought on 13 of them.
For the record, every time you refused to do something for any amount of money, it added another $50 million to your score (hey, I had to assign it SOME sort of dollar value).
So, you've definitely got your limits. Some people will do anything for money, and while you'll go reasonably far, there are a definitely several lines that you'd never cross. That's the important thing, too - if money is the ONLY motivator in your life, then maintaining any real relationships or friendships becomes impossible. You understand that, and while you appreciate that having the extra cash could be a lot of fun, you're not the sort of person to sell out everyone and everything.
In the grand scheme of things, most people look a bit cheap next to you.
What's Your Price?
Labels: cheap, crossing the line, deal breakers, doing something for money, finances, friends, limits, market, money, motivation, PERSONALITY, PERSONALITY TRAIT, price, refusing, relationships, selling out
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