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Another Individualist here too... maybe they call us that when they cant categorise us

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If I could do the test I would probably be classified as an individualist too, the mould was broken when I emerged

Re: What makes you happy?

An achiever!

Here’s a few off the top of my head:

Seeing my wife, family and grandkids happy
Having a good set of friends
Being fit and healthy
Finishing work at 6am
Beer
A good film
A good workout
Music
Driving my car
A nice steak
Holidays
Irritating Tarantula lol!

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Apparently I am an individualist

Your happiness derives from being slightly distanced from the world around you. You like to feel detached from your immediate surroundings, although you are not indifferent to them. In fact, your moments of happiness may come from the environment - watching a sunset or sunrise while the rest of the world is still sleeping, listening to a favourite piece of music; or simply becoming aware that you feel serene and happy in yourself. Your happiness depends on a mixture of feeling receptive to what's around you, while also feeling relaxed and distanced from life's daily grind. You like to observe the world around you without feeling totally immersed in it. Be careful that your love of calm and serenity doesn't turn into a passive or fatalistic approach to life, or that you become too distanced from life's battles. On the plus side, your type of happiness will help you to develop reserves of inner peace and tolerance, that can serve as an excellent foundation from which to take on the world.

Actually I think its quite true to type of me.

Re: What makes you happy?

I'm an Artisan!...eh?..Ya coulda fooled Me with that description

Re: What makes you happy?

That's two of us, Barry!

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Re: What makes you happy?

I am an achiever.

Re: What makes you happy?

According to the test. I am also an Individual.

Re: What makes you happy?

You're an individualist

Your happiness derives from being slightly distanced from the world around you. You like to feel detached from your immediate surroundings, although you are not indifferent to them. In fact, your moments of happiness may come from the environment - watching a sunset or sunrise while the rest of the world is still sleeping, listening to a favourite piece of music; or simply becoming aware that you feel serene and happy in yourself. Your happiness depends on a mixture of feeling receptive to what's around you, while also feeling relaxed and distanced from life's daily grind. You like to observe the world around you without feeling totally immersed in it. Be careful that your love of calm and serenity doesn't turn into a passive or fatalistic approach to life, or that you become too distanced from life's battles. On the plus side, your type of happiness will help you to develop reserves of inner peace and tolerance, that can serve as an excellent foundation from which to take on the world.

Cant argue with this.