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A remote workshop offers optional breakout conversations. Which setting would energize you most?
A professional meetup publishes a list of participants beforehand. What do you do?
A community garden needs a new planting plan. Which work style suits you?
A friend is upset about a comment that seemed harmless to you. What do you focus on first?
Your calendar has a free weekend and an invitation from a long-time friend. What feels right?
During a community discussion, the facilitator invites everyone to share ideas aloud. What feels natural?
Your friends propose a month-long series of gatherings. Which commitment sounds enjoyable?
Someone repeatedly asks to borrow an item you value. What do you do?
For most projects, coordinating with others feels less appealing than completing the work independently.
I am usually the person who turns a vague idea about meeting up into an actual invitation.
After a long day alone, meeting people I like often increases my energy.
When someone repeatedly asks for more time than I can offer, I explain my limit clearly.
When considering how to spend free time, I often choose an outing involving other people.
I can join an existing group discussion without needing someone to invite me in personally.
Maintaining friendships tends to take a back seat to other priorities for long stretches of time.
When someone interprets my words differently than I intended, I ask how the message came across to them.
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