How money hungry are you?
I took The Ten Million Dollar Test and out of 100 scored 30 and was told:
Well, that's very good and all, but I wonder if my answers would change if somebody was truly in front of me with $10 million in cash. Taking a test and believing I'd be very moral is one thing. Doing it when the time actually comes is another. I'd like to think I'd act with integrity, but you never really know until you're faced with it.
Congratulations, you have personal integrity. Your answers revealed that you would not go all out to get your hands on ten million bucks. There may be one or two things that you would consider, but overall you're not willing to commit acts that are outright repulsive or might hurt anyone just to hit the jackpot. You likely realize that money does not equal happiness, and don't want to throw all your self-respect out the window for a windfall. You are not easily bought!
Well, that's very good and all, but I wonder if my answers would change if somebody was truly in front of me with $10 million in cash. Taking a test and believing I'd be very moral is one thing. Doing it when the time actually comes is another. I'd like to think I'd act with integrity, but you never really know until you're faced with it.
1 Comments:
At 4:44 PM,
Anonymous said…
Well some of the choices were nasty, so here's what my score was
What does your score mean?
There are a lot of horrid things you would do for the big Kahuna, but you do have your limits. Perhaps some things on the test are just too disgusting to imagine, or you don't want to actually harm anyone else in your quest for the big bucks. Whatever the case, this likely means that you appreciate money as much as the next guy, but don't make it the focus of your existence. While you would do certain things to become stinking rich, you also realize that it wouldn't buy happiness.
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