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Are you ready to be happy?

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Test: Are you ready to be happy?

Personality Test

A colleague at work is telling you about a family party she is very excited about. You think:

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You find out that your company is relocating. You:

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You’ve got a free evening. You:

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A friend is getting nervous about an interview she’s got coming up. You:

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You arrive at the doctor’s and the waiting room is heaving with people. There is one free seat. You:

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A friend you haven’t seen for some time calls you on the off chance that you fancy meeting up for a coffee. You:

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What was the best bit of your day?

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You’ve invited your parents over for dinner. Your mother starts doing the washing-up afterwards. You:

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It’s the anniversary of when you and your partner first met. You:

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Some friends invite you to spend time at their house in the country. You:

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What do you think of your friends in general?

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You’re catching a flight tomorrow morning. When do you pack your suitcase?

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A dinner at a friend’s house is winding down. You:

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You learn that a friend has been diagnosed with a serious illness. You:

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You are asked your opinion on an important project. You:

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