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Personality Colors Test Results: Low Reward


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Low Reward Driven		 Low Reward Driven

Low Reward Driven (LRD) means that you are more motivated by personal enjoyment than by simply "winning." People who know you may admire the way that you seek pleasure in life, to "stop and smell the roses." Outer rewards such as money, high standing, or first-place ribbons take a back seat. You're the person in the crowd who is most likely to say, "But are we having fun yet?"

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This quiz is for educational and/or entertainment purposes only. For a thorough medical evaluation, please consult your professional healthcare or mental health provider.

 

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