Which Money Personality are You?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Instructions

  • A.
    I can only choose one option, I will choose the one that is the most dominant one even though several might be relevant to me.
  • B.
    If I make the wrong choice, I can go back using the gray arrow located down on this screen to the left.
  • C.
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• 2.
  How do you feel when you think about your financial future? 

  • A.
    "I often feel anxious, even though I save and plan. I’m constantly worried that I haven’t done enough to protect myself from financial uncertainty."
  • B.
    "I feel calm and secure, knowing that I've built a safety net for myself. I like to have a financial cushion for any unexpected events."
  • C.
    "I feel anxious and tend to avoid thinking about my financial future. It overwhelms me, and I prefer to focus on other areas of my life."
  • D.
    "I feel good as long as I’m able to help others along the way. I believe the universe will provide for me, so I focus on sharing what I have."
  • E.
    "I’m not too worried about it—I prefer to enjoy the present. I trust things will work out down the line, but I’m not focused on long-term planning."
  • F.
    "I’m indifferent. I don’t feel like money is the most important factor in my happiness or well-being."
  • G.
    "I feel confident, relaxed, and in control. My relationship with money is rooted in trust and stability which translates to my future financial vision."
• 3.
  When you receive money, your first thought is to:

  • A.
    "Think about how I can share it with others—maybe I can donate or help a friend in need."
  • B.
    "Put it in a secure place, like a savings account or an emergency fund. I don’t feel comfortable until I know I’ve safeguarded my future."
  • C.
    "Spend it on something I’ve had my eye on, whether it’s a treat for myself or a fun experience."
  • D.
    "I don't have an thought response, my first reaction is emotional, it's almost always gratitude."
  • E.
    "Save it immediately. I feel more comfortable when I see my savings account grow."
  • F.
    "It doesn’t change much for me—I’d rather keep living my life without focusing too much on the money aspect."
  • G.
    "I don’t have a specific plan. I’ll probably just let it sit there until I decide what to do."
• 4.
  If a big financial decision needs to be made, you:

  • A.
    "I’ll think about it in terms of my values. If it compromises my sense of purpose or happiness, I’ll avoid the decision altogether."
  • B.
    "I always move from confidence and clarity. I assess the facts, trust my instincts, and make a choice that aligns with my financial goals and my values"
  • C.
    "I’ll consult with others to ensure my decision aligns with my values, but I’m open to being flexible, especially if it benefits someone else."
  • D.
    "I tend to make quick decisions based on my gut feeling. I trust my instincts and enjoy taking action immediately."
  • E.
    "I tend to procrastinate and might avoid making the decision altogether until I absolutely have to."
  • F.
    "I’ll research extensively, seek advice, and probably worry about the decision for a while before I feel comfortable proceeding."
  • G.
    "I’ll take my time to make sure it’s the safest and most stable option. I don’t rush into financial decisions."
• 5.
  What limiting beliefs about money do you recognize in yourself?

  • A.
    "I believe that I can never be truly safe, no matter how much money I save. There’s always something that could go wrong."
  • B.
    "I sometimes believe that I’ll never have ‘enough,’ so I might as well enjoy what I have now."
  • C.
    "I believe that focusing on money could corrupt my values, so I tend to distance myself from financial matters."
  • D.
    "I believe that money is too complicated for me to manage well, so I avoid thinking about it."
  • E.
    "I feel like it’s selfish to keep money for myself when others are in need. I often prioritize others over my own financial well-being."
  • F.
    "I believe that money is hard to come by and that I must hold onto it tightly in case something bad happens."
  • G.
    "Generally, I don't suffer from my limiting beliefs, but at some moments I can notice old wounds and make sure to take care of them."
• 6.
  What emotions come up for you when you think about spending money on yourself?

  • A.
    "I feel excited and empowered. I see spending on myself as a form of self-care and enjoyment."
  • B.
    "I feel a little conflicted, as I prefer to spend money on others. It’s easier for me to justify spending on someone else’s happiness."
  • C.
    "I'm aware of which purchases will add value to my life, and therefore I always appreciate what I can give myself."
  • D.
    "I feel guilty because I think I should save instead. Spending feels like a loss of security."
  • E.
    "I feel a bit detached. I don’t like to focus on material things, so spending on myself doesn’t feel essential."
  • F.
    "I try not to think too much about it. Spending feels impulsive, but I don’t dwell on the long-term consequences."
  • G.
    "I feel anxious about whether I’m making the right choice. Even small purchases make me question if I’m jeopardizing my financial security."
• 7.
   How do you want your relationship with money to evolve?

  • A.
    "I want to plan more for the future so I can continue to enjoy life in the long term."
  • B.
    "I want to find a balance between saving for security and allowing myself to enjoy life without guilt."
  • C.
    "I want to take more control and understand my finances better so I don’t feel overwhelmed."
  • D.
    "I want to learn how to set financial boundaries for myself while still helping others in meaningful ways."
  • E.
    "I want to feel more relaxed and confident in my financial decisions without worrying about every possible worst-case scenario."
  • F.
    "I want it to always feel as a loving source of possibilities where I trust my ever growing capacity and knowledge."
  • G.
    "I want to find a way to engage with money without compromising my values and beliefs about what truly matters in life."

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Saver

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  You are cautious and disciplined with your money, and your ability to save has likely given you a strong sense of security. This is a valuable strength—you have built a safety net that many others struggle to create. However, your deep focus on saving can sometimes hold you back from fully enjoying life or investing in opportunities that could bring more joy or financial growth. You might avoid spending on things that enhance your well-being, like experiences or personal development, because of fear of losing your financial safety.Transformation OpportunityThe first important question is to ask yourself WHY you are so dedicated to saving, the second important question is to ask yourself WHEN you are goin to use your money and for WHAT? A common trap is to save money for the sake of saving, somehow fearing they never have enough, and at the same time never knowing when it's okey to use the money. This could be connected to old patterns of being "the good girl" that does all the things in the right order. Which often dims the good girls awareness of what she truly wants in life. Your transformation opportunity is to break free from old good girling patterns. Not to become reckless, but rather to feel more free, making choices because they feel good to you. You can still have great long term saving habits. However, from this point navigating from a more liberated and heart centered place fulfilling your dreams even though it might have you plan your money a bit differently.The Saver in BusinessAs a Saver, your gift is the ability to create a strong foundation. You’re naturally grounded in the material world, and this makes you a wonderful steward of resources. In business, your ability to save and protect your energy (money) ensures security, but sometimes this deep connection to safety can also block the flow of abundance. You may find it difficult to invest in your business, fearing that by spending, you will lose your sense of control. The spiritual invitation here is to trust in the divine flow of resources and your own capacity to figure things out. When you release what you hold so tightly, you allow more to flow in. By aligning your deep wisdom of saving with the courage to receive and invest, you open the door to expansive growth—not just in business but in your soul's journey.
• 2.
  The Spender

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  You have a wonderful ability to live in the moment and enjoy the pleasures of life. Spending money on experiences, gifts, and indulgences makes you feel alive, and it’s an expression of self-care and generosity. However, this habit can sometimes lead to financial stress when long-term planning takes a backseat to short-term gratification. You may find yourself regretting purchases or feeling anxious about the future because your spending habits don’t align with financial stability. Or, sometimes it feels like it doesn't matter how you plan, because the money will leave you anyway to some unexpected cost or event.Transformation OpportunityYour problem is not that you don't understand money. Your problem is lack of boundaries and lack of self worth. Yes, those words might sting a little bit but, hear me out. When you increase your self worth you will naturally feel more at ease with yourself and what you have. Which means you won't shop or travel because you are bored or unfulfilled. You won't say yes to clothes, bags, watches, trips, dinners just be a part of a group or a norm. With boundaries in place, and an increased sense of self worth you will be in the energy of "having everything you need and want", which will (yes you guessed it right) attract all the things that you need and want.As long as you operate from this place of missing something or someone, you will continue to attract lack. In one way or another.If you are new to energy work you would be surprised how many of my clients actually got a more balanced way with money, and all we worked on was their people pleasing habits. With boundaries in place, towards yourself and towards others, you have a completely different game of reality to operate from. The Spender in BusinessAs a Spender, you are blessed with a sense of abundance, believing in the infinite flow of life’s blessings. You aren’t afraid to use your resources to expand your business, take risks, and create something beautiful. Yet, this natural trust in the flow of energy can sometimes cause you to act without discernment, spending impulsively on what sparks joy in the moment without considering the longer-term impact. Your spiritual transformation lies in bringing mindfulness to your spending—still trusting that abundance is infinite, but with the added wisdom of knowing when and where to invest your energy (money) to align with your highest vision. As you bring structure to your inherent boldness, you create a harmonious balance between creation and conservation, allowing your business to thrive in both joy and sustainability.
• 3.
  The Giver

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  You have a generous spirit and derive great fulfillment from helping others. You see money as a tool for spreading kindness, love, and support, and that is a beautiful strength. However, your tendency to prioritize others’ needs over your own can leave you feeling financially depleted or unappreciated. You may find yourself giving away resources that you need to ensure your own stability and well-being, which can lead to burnout or resentment.Transformation OpportunityBy learning to set healthy financial boundaries, you can still give generously without sacrificing your own financial security. Imagine how much more powerful and effective your generosity would be if it came from a place of abundance rather than self-sacrifice. You can continue to help others, but with the knowledge that you are also supporting yourself. This shift will not only enhance your ability to give in sustainable ways but will also bring you more self-confidence, peace of mind, and financial freedom. You deserve to take care of yourself as well as those you love.The Giver in BusinessAs a Giver, your heart is full of compassion and generosity. You are driven by a calling to serve others, and your business is likely rooted in purpose and love. Yet, this generous nature can sometimes lead to giving too much—whether it’s offering discounts, over-delivering, or pouring all of your energy into others while forgetting to nourish yourself. The spiritual opportunity for you is to remember that true generosity comes from a place of overflow. When you receive, you fill your own cup, and from that abundance, your giving becomes even more powerful. Aligning your business with the sacred cycle of giving and receiving will allow you to serve on a much larger scale. The universe is abundant, and it is ready to support you—but first, you must be open to receiving all it has to offer, including financial abundance.
• 4.
  The Avoider

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  You tend to push financial matters aside, hoping they will work themselves out or that they aren’t as important as other aspects of life. While this can make you feel less stressed in the short term, it often leads to more anxiety in the long run. Ignoring your financial situation can leave you feeling overwhelmed and out of control, impacting your sense of security and well-being. You might feel disconnected from your financial goals and unsure of where to start when it comes to taking charge of your money.Transformation OpportunityBy facing your finances head-on and taking small, manageable steps toward understanding and organizing your money, you can regain control and create a deep sense of empowerment. Imagine how safe and secure you’ll feel when you know exactly where you stand financially and have a plan in place for the future. This transformation will not only improve your financial health but also boost your confidence and reduce the anxiety that has been holding you back. You are capable of mastering your finances, and once you do, you’ll feel a new level of freedom and peace.The Avoider in BusinessAs an Avoider, you may shy away from the financial aspects of your business, feeling overwhelmed or disconnected from the energy of money. You may carry an unconscious belief that you are not good enough with numbers or that dealing with money is something best avoided. But money, like all energy, is a reflection of trust. When you avoid it, you are avoiding an opportunity for deeper growth, both personally and in your business. The spiritual path for you is to make peace with your finances, to see them as a mirror of your inner trust in yourself and in life. When you begin to face your finances with love and acceptance, you will discover that the clarity you gain brings empowerment. Your business is a sacred expression of your purpose, and learning to flow with the energy of money will help you expand your impact on the world.
• 5.
  The Money Monk

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  You have a deeply spiritual view of life and may feel that money is not the key to happiness or fulfillment. You value purpose and meaning over material wealth, and that’s a powerful strength. However, this mindset can sometimes lead to neglecting the financial resources you need to support your goals and well-being. Avoiding money altogether may keep you from achieving the financial independence that would allow you to fully live your purpose and give to others on an even greater scale.Transformation OpportunityBy shifting your perspective and recognizing that money can be a positive force in your life, you can use it as a tool to further your purpose and values. Imagine how much more impact you could have if you felt financially secure and empowered to support both your personal goals and the causes that matter to you. This transformation will allow you to maintain your deep sense of meaning while creating a stable and abundant foundation for your life. You’ll find more peace, freedom, and ability to contribute to the world in meaningful waysThe Money Monk in BusinessAs a Money Monk, you may feel a conflict between the material and the spiritual. You’ve likely built your business around a mission, deeply connected to your values and the desire to uplift others. Yet, you may struggle with the idea of charging for your services or receiving financial compensation, feeling that money is at odds with your higher purpose. Spiritually, it’s important to recognize that money is energy, and when you allow yourself to receive it, you are participating in the divine flow just like the cycle of breathing. Something comes and something goes in a generous flow. By forgiving your past beliefs that money is bad or unspiritual, you open the gates to receive the resources you need to fulfill your mission on a larger scale. Embrace the idea that when you thrive financially, your purpose can expand, and you can serve others in even deeper and more meaningful ways. Wealth is not the enemy of spirituality—it is a tool for greater impact.
• 6.
  The Security Seeker

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  You are highly focused on protecting yourself and your future through careful planning and saving. Your desire for safety and security is a strength that keeps you prepared for anything. However, this focus can sometimes tip into excessive worry or fear, preventing you from taking the necessary steps to grow your wealth or enjoy life in the present. You may find it hard to take risks or trust that you’ve done enough to safeguard your future.Transformation OpportunityBy cultivating a sense of trust in yourself and in the steps you’ve already taken, you can begin to relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Imagine the freedom and confidence you’ll feel when you know that you are safe, no matter what, and that it’s okay to take calculated risks or spend on experiences that bring you joy. This transformation will not only strengthen your financial stability but also allow you to feel more vibrant, adventurous, and confident in every area of your life. You deserve to enjoy the security you’ve worked so hard to create.The Security Seeker in BusinessAs a Security Seeker, your soul craves stability and safety, and this naturally extends into how you run your business. You have a gift for creating a stable foundation and minimizing risks. However, this deep need for control can sometimes prevent you from taking the divine leaps of faith that are necessary for true growth. You may ask yourself, “When will I feel safe enough to take that next step?” But true security comes not from controlling every detail but from trusting yourself and trusting life. The spiritual invitation here is to release the need for perfect certainty and to open your heart to the joy of possibility. Imagine what it would feel like to run your business from a place of trust in the universe—where you are safe, and your business can grow in harmony with the natural flow of life. When you embrace both safety and adventure, you’ll discover a new kind of wealth, one rooted in both security and freedom.
• 7.
  The Wealth Alchemist

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  As The Wealth Alchemist, you have a harmonious relationship with money. Whether it’s through your own journey of healing your money mindset or from a solid financial foundation in childhood, you’ve cultivated a sense of ease around your finances. You understand money, you respect it, and it flows into your life in a way that feels abundant and stable. You are picky with your energy and take responsibility for all things happening in your life. If something goes wrong, or feels off, you make sure to have time for self reflection or energy work.Transformation OpportunityAwareness is your key to expansion. Take a look at the wealth you are appreciating so much. Does your financial situation make you feel good compared to people around you that are super flaky, stressed or unorganized with their money? Or are you in a social group where everyone is more or less the same, such as you, and you haven't really thought about who you could be or what you could do with other types of daily influences....?Your transformation opportunity will be found behind the unawareness of your heart and outside a comfort zone that is starting to feel outdated.The Wealth Alchemist in BusinessAs stated above, you have cultivated a harmonious and empowered relationship with money, and this is reflected in how you run your business. You possess both financial wisdom and trust in the flow of abundance, which allows you to make decisions from a place of calm confidence. Your business is likely already thriving because you approach it with a balanced mindset, combining strategic planning with an openness to new opportunities. If you haven't started a business but dream about it, you have an amazing foundation to work from, having this level of relationship to money.How would you contribute to the world if you had even more recourses and time to use?