Emotional relationship with money

Imagine that money is a person. How would you describe them? He is a reliable friend that I can always count on.
It is a moody acquaintance, sometimes it comes, sometimes it goes.
He is a strict teacher who gives me lessons.
He is a dangerous tempter who leads me to hasty decisions.
It is someone I would like to get to know better, but I still can't seem to grasp.

If you had to compare your financial behavior to an animal, which one would it be? Squirrel - I always save something for a rainy day.
Sloth – I don’t pay much attention to money, it comes and goes.
Shark – I always look for opportunities to multiply them.
Chameleon – I adapt to circumstances, sometimes I save, sometimes I spend.
Butterfly - I enjoy being in the moment and don't think much about the future.

Imagine that you receive an unexpected 10,000 euros. What is your first reaction? I will immediately start thinking about how to invest them.
I feel relief because it will help me solve some problems.
I immediately imagine what I can buy.
I have mixed feelings because I don't know if I will handle them correctly.
I perceive it as a test – I want to use them wisely, but I am afraid that I will waste them unnecessarily.

If money were a color, what color would it be for you? Green – a symbol of growth and stability.
Red - passion, but also danger.
The blue – cool rationality.
Gold – shine, luxury, and success.
Gray - something that is essential but boring.

What feelings does the word "debt" evoke in you? Panic – I always try to avoid it.
Neutrality – it is just a tool that needs to be used properly.
Motivation - properly utilized debt can bring profits.
Resignation – it seems to me that I will never escape it.
Nostalgic laughter – there was a time when I was afraid of it, but now I have it under control.

If your relationship with money were weather, what would it be like? Clear sky – I have a clear plan and I know what I am doing.
Exaggerations – sometimes I succeed, sometimes I don't, but I always manage to cope somehow.
Storm – stress and uncertainty are part of my financial life.
Fog – I'm not sure where I'm heading, but somehow it will develop.
The rainbow after the rain – I have gone through tougher times, but now I feel optimistic.

Imagine that your financial future is a film. What genre would it be? Document - I have a clear plan and I stick to it.
Adventure film – there is always some challenge or opportunity that arises.
Thriller – I constantly deal with tense situations.
Romantic drama – money sometimes ruins my relationships, but I still believe in a happy ending.
Sci-fi - I hope that technology and new possibilities will bring me wealth.

If you could ask money one question, what would you ask it? How can I multiply you without significant risk?
Why do you keep escaping from me?
How can I have more of you without losing my freedom?
How can I learn to manage you better?
How can I ensure that you bring me satisfaction, not just stress?

Imagine you have a magic vault that gives you exactly the amount of money you need every month. What will you do? I will start to focus more on my dreams and personal development.
I will feel relief, but I will still be looking for ways to have more.
I will start living more generously and helping others.
I will feel like I am losing motivation to work and improve myself.
Nothing will change, I am already trying to be financially stable.

If you had to come up with a metaphor for your relationship with money, what would it be? Money is like water – if it flows properly, it brings life, but if I hold it too tightly, it slips away between my fingers.
Money is like fire – it can warm and help, but also burn.
Money is like a tree - if I cultivate it properly, it will grow.
Money is like the wind – I don't see it, but I feel its impact.
Money is like a game – sometimes I win, sometimes I lose, but there is always a way to keep playing.