What Will Your Afterlife Be Like?

No. 1 / 8

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When you see someone struggling with heavy bags, what do you do?

Stop and offer help immediately Offer help if I'm not too busy Feel bad but keep walking It's their problem, not mine

No. 2 / 8

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How often do you reflect on your own actions and try to improve?

Daily—I always seek to be better Weekly or monthly Rarely, only after big mistakes Never—I'm fine as I am

No. 3 / 8

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If you knew a coworker was taking credit for your work, what would you do?

Confront them calmly and seek a fair resolution Talk to a manager about it Fume silently but don't act Get revenge by sabotaging their next project

No. 4 / 8

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A homeless person asks you for spare change. How do you respond?

Give generously and maybe offer to buy a meal Give a small amount if I have spare cash Say sorry and walk away Ignore them entirely

No. 5 / 8

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When you make a mistake that affects others, how do you handle it?

Apologize sincerely and do my best to fix it Apologize but don't always follow up Blame circumstances or others Deny it or lie to cover it up

No. 6 / 8

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What is your view on helping strangers in need?

It's a moral duty—I always help when I can I help sometimes, but it depends on the situation I prefer to focus on my own circle Strangers should solve their own problems

No. 7 / 8

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How do you feel about saying sorry when you hurt someone?

I apologize right away, even if it's hard I apologize eventually I only say sorry if they confront me I rarely apologize—it's a sign of weakness

No. 8 / 8

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If you could live by one principle, which would it be?

Treat others as you want to be treated Live and let live Look out for number one Might makes right