Would you share a windfall with a struggling friend?
A small windfall of 300 lands in your account. It is not life-changing, but it could be a buffer for you. A friend has been quietly struggling, and you are not sure they would ask. You can keep it and feel a little safer, or share some and feel a little lighter. Generosity and security are both real needs, and they are not always on the same side.
A small windfall of 300 lands. A friend is quietly struggling.
Why people pick each side
Keep it as your own buffer
Keeping it leans Caution: you build your own cushion first, believing you help others best when you are not running on empty.
Give some to your friend
Giving some leans Compassion: you see a friend in a tight spot and act on it, trusting that being generous is its own kind of security.
You know what you believe. But what would you do?
13 everyday dilemmas. No right answers. Your choices point to one of 13 archetypes, and then you find out how alike you and your friends really are.
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