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I was very intrigued with how well this self-assessment depicted my personality. One thing that I found surprising was that I have a Type A personality. I was not familiar with Type-A personality prior to taking this assessment. In my personal life, I am constantly trying to achieve many different tasks in a short period of time. For example, in the month of August I am taking two summer courses at Liberty University, working full time, involved in the United Way 2015 Campaign, working a few hours of overtime per week, involved at my church, planning a wedding, and just purchased a new home. If I am not working towards achieving something, I feel like I am wasting time. Type-A personality describes a person that is constantly trying to achieve

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