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Thanks to @parkslope for the link. I had previously done the Myers-Briggs test and was evaluated as ISTJ. I'm not quite as much of an outlier as Kristine for the Big 5 personality test, scoring 4 on extroversion and 80 on conscientiousness. But I wonder how stable that result is (i.e., if I took the test 6 months from now or on an atypical euphoric or down day, would my score be similar?). As far as how my personality impacts my financial decisions, I find myself to be far more conservative than I probably should be given that I will have a Federal Government pension.
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Jonathan, Wishing you and your family fortitude and serenity as you go on this arduous journey. You have created something special here in Humble Dollar. It really does feel like a family, including the occasional squabbles amongst the contributors. :-) I'm looking forward to your unveiling of the new feature that will allow the site's writers and readers to continue to interact with other. And I hope you will be part of that conversation for a long time! I do not wish for your voice or the voices of the vibrant Humble Dollar community to go silent.
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