Personal Narrative: My Primary True Color

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My primary true color is gold. What frustrates me the most is that I am so dedicated, structured, and organized that I can’t allow myself free time if I know there is work to be done. Regardless of how burned out I am, I can’t quit if I have assignments due. At times I judge myself too hard, causing my anxiety level go up. Also, that I am caring and concerned with others so much so that when I do have free time I don’t spend it on myself to relax. I am helping others that I had to put on hold because of assignments that were due at the time they needed me. I go above and beyond to help someone else even when I am physically and mentally exhausted and it is frustrating.
I find that other colors stress me because of the fact they are not as

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