What Element are you?

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Discover Your Element

Ever wondered what element truly represents you? This engaging quiz will explore your personality traits and preferences to reveal whether you align with the fiery energy of Fire, the nurturing strength of Earth, the free spirit of Wind, or the calming flow of Water.

Challenge yourself with thoughtful questions that delve into your responses to change, conflict, and life goals. You'll uncover hidden aspects of your personality while having fun!

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22 Questions6 MinutesCreated by CuriousFlame739

When you have gone under a significant change in your life, not particularly bad or good ones, what best describes your initial approach?

I tend to not like change, I feel fear for leaving behind memories and people I cherish.

I tend to not like change, what if I just don't feel comfortable or confident in my new environment?

I feel content with change, I am ready to grow with the next chapter of my life.

I feel content with change, change means new opportunities to experience

What best describes your initial strategy for dodgeball?

Get to the balls first and throw aggressively before the other team can get to me. More balls I get to throw, more chances I have to win.

Focus on defense and dodging. You feel more confident in the later game and you will not feel shame for getting out early.

Focus on defense and dodging. I give extra balls I find to our strongest thrower and looking for opportunities to change the teams strategy.

Stay to the middle lane. Wait patiently for overly aggressive opponents to expose themselves for a hard throw by you or wait for them to lob a ball for you to catch easily.

A loved one just received a huge disappointment about a goal they were trying to achieve. What best fits your approach to console them?

You try your best to offer your advice and wisdom. You also let them know that you can help them in any way you can.

You let them know that you care about them deeply. That no matter what happens you have their back. You encourage them to not give up.

You try to cheer them up with humor. Try to get them out of their current mindset so they have the emotional strength to get back up on their feet. You want to show through your effort that you care.

You take the time to listen to them, to grieve with them, to be a body close by to hear them out and vent their frustrations. You let them take their own pace until they are ready to move on.

You leave them alone. You do not wish to patronize them and do not want to embarrass or make them feel more shame from you pitying them. You want to show them that you respect their space and you respect their strength to recover and come back harder.

What best describes your approach at life goals. Not just what you tell yourself, but also what you actually feel in practice.

Do the best I can with what I have and what I am comfortable with, and be open to any new opportunities that come my way and pounce on them.

I have what I want to achieve and I have a plan for a way how to achieve it. I create my own opportunity.

Goals are not for me. I am willing to embrace whatever life has in store for me. You can could say, being true to myself is my goal.

I don't want to disappoint my loved ones around me. I follow the advice of those I respect so I can live a happy and successful life.

What situation would make you feel the worst?

You were left in charge to save someones life, and you failed.

You have done or said something so taboo, that you are now alone with no friends or family

You physically harmed someone you love irreversibly.

A loved one passed away without ever knowing how much you loved them as you were too busy being stubborn.

What best addresses how you feel.

In general I do not like conflict. It makes me feel flustered and overwhelmed. I try to handle things without conflict and sometimes people just never change there ways, so there is no point.

Conflict is good when it is productive. When I do not find it productive, conflict angers me.

I feel invigorated by any sort of competition. Being in competition and conflict with others makes me become a better person, and them in return. Learning and conflict go hand in hand.

What statement best fits you?

I desire comfort. I enjoy being physically comfortable. It irritates me when I can't sleep in a comfortable space.

I can sleep anywhere. Can I be uncomfortable? Yes, but it's not enough to bother me. I can always find a spot where I am. My general comfort is not ever a reason for me not doing something I desire.

I don't necessarily have low tolerance for being uncomfortable, but I do prefer to be in a space I am familiar with and feel safe.

I am willing to withstand temporary(Key word) discomfort when I desire to have or do something that requires it. It is not a big factor in determining whether I choose to do something or not.

If you could, would you get plastic surgery to make yourself you more beautiful/handsome if it was given to you for free 100%? Let's make the assumption it is for the best plastic surgeon in the world.

Yes

I don't know

Who do you respect most?

A scientific expert in a certain field with a PHD

A star professional athlete in the peak of their human form

An entrepreneur of a multibillion dollar company who started with nothing

A prime-minister/president of a country you are very familiar with

A local firefighter/police officer/etc. Who has saved lives in their career

A military general who has dedicated their life for service working their way up from grunt to the top

What statement best fits you?

I feel like my workout is most productive when I push my body to the limit constantly. And at the end of the day I know I did well.

I feel like my workout is most productive when I can see my results improve over time and I learn more about what my body can do and what I like.

I feel like my workout is most productive when I am consistent. The biggest reason why people aren't seeing results is because they are unwilling to make the lifestyle changes.

I feel like my workout is most productive when I can do it at my own pace, combining diet and training to fit my changing schedule. There is no point in forcing it when the stress will counteract the results.

What are you most likely doing at a large social gathering of your peers that you did not organize?

I feed off the energy of the room and enjoy talking to both those I know and do not know. You can see me laughing or dancing and making sure everyone has a great time.

I feed off the energy of the room and I tend to focus on socializing with people I know. I enjoy when everyone around me feels happy, it also makes me happy. I am slightly uncomfortable with those I don't know, but I always try to send good vibes.

You see me often speaking to the organizer of the party and ask if there is anything you can do to help. You instinctively try to make sure everyone is having fun and make sure thing do not go out of hand. You feel honored to be invited and know these sort of things are stressful to organize, so it is the least you can do to contribute.

You see me often petting the dog, getting a drink, people watching and throwing in a few one-liners here and there. This is not typically an environment where I am most comfortable, but you think it is important for growing your relationships.

Believe it or not, you are also an excellent source of determining what your element is. Your choice will also matter. Just because your choice doesn't end up being what you end of having doesn't mean you don't have a will of fire, of stone, of water or air. We need a good balance of all of them.

Fire

Earth

Wind

Water

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