Grant Clifton

It's the same with your personality.

That's why I've done this.

And if you can uncover what type of personality you have, it'll make it a whole lot easier for you to make those changes in your habits with spending to get your money personality sorted, some good advice and get you back on track.

So, I mean, here's some of the things here.

So we call them three core instinctual drives.

So self-preservation is a security-minded type.

There's a social person.

And there's a one-on-one experience person.

And so the focus for the security person is safety, stability, and having enough.

They're the ones that put away for a rainy day.

They've got money in the bank.

They think about what's coming up.

We've got to have a rainy day expense fund.

The social ones, they want connection.

They want status and figure out how they fit in in life.

And then the one-on-one is intensity, excitement, and meaningful experiences.

There we go, Pooh.

You're a one-on-one man.

And then I go, once you figure out what type of instinctual drive you have, you go to your money patterns for your personality.

And I know, Pooh, you're a type seven.