This type is

  1. EmotionalresponseREasily shaken
  2. PlanningstyleDDecide as I go
  3. Energysource?
  4. Conflictstyle?
  5. Noveltypreference?

These two letters stand out most for people of this type. The other three vary from person to person.

RD

Moves with the day's mood

Goes by how they feel that day rather than a plan.

About 3 in 100 people get this type.

#5 most common of 40 types.

Few people have taken the test so far, so this assumes all four answers are equally likely on every statement. We'll switch to real numbers once enough people have taken it.

The two traits behind this type

Emotional response
Easily shaken
Planning style
Decide as I go

Your mood decides your day. On a good day you get things done that weren't even on the list, and on a low day you can't get started on what you meant to do.

Because you don't plan ahead, it's easy to follow wherever your mood goes, and how much you get done swings from day to day.

Others call you a free spirit. But when your mood shifts, there's no plan to hold on to, so your whole day changes with how you feel.

What you're good at

When you feel like it, you move faster than anyone. Because you're not tied to a plan, you can jump in without hesitating when a good chance comes.

What you often hear

  • “You totally go by your mood.”
  • “You're like a different person from yesterday.”

What wears you out

A pile of things to do that your heart isn't in weighs on you. The things you've put off stay on your mind, 'I really need to do that,' so even when you're resting, you can't really rest.

For the people around you

When you're in a good mood, no one makes the other person happier than you do. But when plans keep changing with your mood, they start to wonder, 'Can I even make plans with this person?'

Worth trying

Pick just one thing you do no matter how you feel. With one small thing you do at the same time every day, even on a low day you won't lose the whole day.

With other types

Easy doesn't mean better. People stay together with someone they clash with far more often than you'd think, and easy relationships often turn dull.

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