What's your score?

[Shannon]

1. Not to be critical but this one makes being a millionaire seem like a "Do or Die" sort of thing. Having an abundance of money is a means to a end for me nothing more. Many people live well without being multi millionaires.

Many people are not millionaires because of no other reason than they don't really want it. For most people, it takes a "do or die" attitude to get there. If you genuinely want it, you do what it takes to get it. If not, you achieve what you do want. For some people, that's working as a teacher for $23,000 a year. For some people it's being homeless and begging. In the end, we have what we genuinely want. That's why they say actions speak louder than words.

I dont feel like this question is fair. Part of having wealth to me is being able to help out and give back to an extent. I dont want to become some OCD give away money sort of person but I'd like to do my part to see that the world becomes better. I feel like my experience of reality is best when others are up to par.

Every other question I have answered B.

The reason I want to become wealthy is to make myself financially stable so I can then start making the world a better place in big, serious ways. But when I get there and all of a sudden I have people trying to guilt trip me into giving it all away - that's not going to happen. I did the work, and I got the money. Now I will keep myself stable, and use my money to make the world better in ways I know will help.

I want to buy it but with all honesty I'm too sick to use it and probably will continue to be so for the next 2-5 years if I'm still around at the point in time.

You scored a zero on the test, which is to say, the test predicts no movement. Equal balance of action and lack of action. No movement suggests that the program will not get you where you are going, because you don't want it enough. If you are unwell, you probably do not have the capacity to focus or the energy to do it either.

So for you, the answer would be... when you are well, then see what's what.