What Do You Prioritize?

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The quiz: What Do You Prioritize?

You Prioritize Principles

When making a big decision, you turn to the moral guidelines that you follow. You trust them to show you what's right.
Whether you're religious or simply philosophical, you have an ethical framework that you're serious about following.

When it comes to what's right, you don't think things are as gray as they seem. People just want to avoid doing what they need to do.
It isn't easy to behave ethically, and that's why you put so much emphasis on it. You think people should be recognized more for upstanding behavior.

Those who don't know you well may call you obstinate and inflexible, but little do they know how much flexibility your ideas about morality give you.
By having a clear idea of what is right and wrong for you, you trust yourself to be adventurous and open. You know you'll stick to your guns when you need to.

You Prioritize People

When making a big decision, you put others first - both those you know and those you don't know.
You believe that every life is important. You aren't going to do something to advance some if it harms others.

When it comes to what's right, every person counts. You firmly believe in treating others how you'd like to be treated.
And while being self-centered may work out in the short run, it's not good for anyone long term - including the selfish person.

Those who don't know you well may be jealous of your kind and compassionate heart. It's not easy for people to be as giving as you are.
And while some people may not understand why you're so altruistic, they certainly don't mind being the recipients of your generosity.

I got the prioritize principles also. Won't copy it here since Sora has it up.

You Prioritize Principles

When making a big decision, you turn to the moral guidelines that you follow. You trust them to show you what's right.
Whether you're religious or simply philosophical, you have an ethical framework that you're serious about following.

When it comes to what's right, you don't think things are as gray as they seem. People just want to avoid doing what they need to do.
It isn't easy to behave ethically, and that's why you put so much emphasis on it. You think people should be recognized more for upstanding behavior.

Those who don't know you well may call you obstinate and inflexible, but little do they know how much flexibility your ideas about morality give you.
By having a clear idea of what is right and wrong for you, you trust yourself to be adventurous and open. You know you'll stick to your guns when you need to.

Principles, apparently.

For some of the questions I found it hard to decide between 2 options so I went back and changed them and still got principles.

"When making a big decision, you prioritize the world. Not just the people living on it.
You believe our planet is a precious thing, and you want it to be preserved for current and future generations.

When it comes to what's right, you're taking a true global view - including people, animals, and the environment.
You know that we are all interconnected in a delicate balance. And it's all too easy to upset that balance with the wrong choice.

Those who don't know you well may call you overly idealistic or naive, but you refuse to become as cynical as they are.
You may not be able to change the world entirely, but you won't give up on making a difference. Every little thing helps."

Last question was dumb. Why decide between spending time in nature and reading and learning, when you can spend your time with reading and learning in nature? ^^

You Prioritize Principles

The answer was "You prioritize principles."

I had a hard time deciding between 2 options for a couple questions. I would have to redo it a few times to try all those combinations. I got Principles too & the description doesn't sound unlike me so I'll stick to that.

You Prioritize People

When making a big decision, you put others first - both those you know and those you don't know.
You believe that every life is important. You aren't going to do something to advance some if it harms others.

When it comes to what's right, every person counts. You firmly believe in treating others how you'd like to be treated.
And while being self-centered may work out in the short run, it's not good for anyone long term - including the selfish person.

Those who don't know you well may be jealous of your kind and compassionate heart. It's not easy for people to be as giving as you are.
And while some people may not understand why you're so altruistic, they certainly don't mind being the recipients of your generosity.

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With principles a close second (as a means to prioritize people).