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We often hear that being selfish is bad. Is that the case? As always, moderation is the key to everything.
Have you heard of "healthy egoism"? It's about taking care of yourself. Sometimes, it is possible and even necessary to say "no" when you have previously agreed to something while cursing yourself the next day and regretting it as you tackle extra work from a colleague currently sharing their vacation photos. Occasionally, it's feasible but necessary to suggest, "Let's do it next time," even when you have agreed to go to the cinema with a friend. This might be the case, especially if you haven't slept properly for a week and today seems like the "perfect evening."
Take the quiz to determine how good you are at caring for yourself!
Imagine that after a long day of dealing with work issues, including a disagreement with your boss, you are looking forward to a relaxing evening at home. But then your friend calls to vent about the saleswoman at the local supermarket. What is your reaction?
A heated discussion has broken out in your company; however, no one agrees with your point of view. What are your actions?
Your loved one's birthday is coming up. What gift will you choose?
Someone asks you for a loan. The amount is substantial but manageable. What will you do?
Imagine this situation: You and your colleagues receive a shared amount of money for a successful project, and the boss does not distinguish anyone among you. What will you do with the money?
Have there been times when you let your classmates or fellow students cheat?
You and your colleague are both vying for the same position. Your colleague proposes a project that could enhance their chances. Would you help?
You've received an exceptionally valuable gift for your birthday. How do you feel?
You have been called selfish. What's your reaction?
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