Egogram Test Result

This type tends to act first and think later whenever emotion or desire rises strongly. Standards, consideration, and self-control are all relatively weak, so momentary choices can easily grow into larger problems. This is especially true in highly stimulating areas such as alcohol, gambling, spending, or romance, where judgment may blur quickly. Because of that, they may look carefree on the surface, while in reality struggling to hold a stable direction in life. What this type needs most is practice in reducing the habit of chasing strong stimulation and pausing to think once more before acting. As they build more basic discernment, responsibility, and consideration for others, life is likely to regain balance little by little.

Romantic Partner, Spouse - Since you may easily be pulled into emotional swings and impulsive behavior, it is wise to check the basic stability of the relationship first. If promises, responsibility, and daily habits are unstable, it is safer to keep some distance and observe. Business Clients - Caution is needed in any relationship that depends on long-term trust. It helps to check first whether promise-keeping, money sense, and crisis handling are actually stable. Boss - This is not a common type of boss, but if you do encounter one, it is better to leave records and standards clear so you are not swept up by emotional decisions or impulsive instructions. Coworker, Subordinate - Because they may move impulsively and disrupt the flow of the whole team, roles and responsibilities should be defined concretely. Clear standards work better than emotional confrontation.