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What’s Your Play Personality?

Rate each statement (as it relates to your freetime) from 1-3 based on how well it describes you.

1=Doesn’t describe me at all.

2=Sort of describes me.

3=Describes me very well.



Enter your Name and Email to discover your Play Personality!


Whether gardening, painting, woodworking, computer programming, or sewing, I just love creating.









It is easy for me to ask others to join a cause, an event, or an effort of some sort.









I am intrigued by in-depth discussions with friends.









My conversations often come back to the things I collect.









I think the planning is part of the fun.









I love and appreciate beautiful things.









I often invite friends and family to compete in some challenge.









I embrace challenges having to do with my body – steps per day, runs on the ski hill, pounds of weight lifted, etc…









Exercise is easy for me.









I like being able to touch someone during a conversation to connect.









I love racing the clock or other people when doing regular mundane activities.









Goals excite me most when others are going after the same goal.









I love to move my body.









I love a good book.









I love making things.









I connect with people through laughter.









I am very motivated when given a challenge.









I love to uncover new experiences.









I keep good track of the things I collect.









I love to tell stories.









I love the thought of travelling to all locations of a certain theme – i.e. all Olympic host cities, all of the pro baseball stadiums, every state, every continent, etc…









I love to ease a tense situation with humor.









I love exploring new places.









I often imagine I am elsewhere to pass the time.









I like joining competitions.









I love to go for long rides in the car.









I keep track of who is doing best in a game, contest or challenge.









I love to gather souvenirs from the trips I take.









I would love to own the most of something – ’64 Ford Mustangs, the most bobble heads, etc…









Gathering people for events gives me energy.









I enjoy researching before a trip to get to know the possibilities.









I feel joy when I arrange for a group to attend an event together.









I love to watch movies.









I love collecting things like stamps, coins, spoons, menus, memorabilia, etc…









I enjoy learning dance moves.









It is easy for me to see how to make something beautiful.









Getting a picture of an event or destination is almost as exciting to me as being there.









I am known as a leader among my friends/family.









I find joy in a story-based podcast (or I think I would).









I can often see how an event could be improved.









I learn best when a teacher or presenter tells a personal story to make their point.









My social media is filled with jokes and memes.









I love a good practical joke.









I love the satisfaction of organizing people to get something done.









Taking something and turning it into something else is fun.









If something is broken down, I love the thought of making it new again.









When given the chance to try or learn something new, I usually take it.









I take any chance I can to make someone smile or laugh.









I remember and tell great jokes.









I love a situation where I have the opportunity to win.









I like to look at both sides of an argument.









I get excited about the potential of a blank canvas of any sort.









I love to send memes to friends and family.









I lose track of time while playing story-based video games (or I think I would).









I often plan physical activities with friends – walking, pickleball, hiking, etc..









I am coordinated.









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