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#1. I am comfortable choosing an option with high potential, even if the chance of success is unclear.

#2. If the outcome is not guaranteed, I prefer not to get involved at all.

#3. I am willing to bet on a decision if I see an asymmetric risk/reward ratio.

#4. I prefer stable results, even if it limits growth.

#5. Important leaps in life/business often require risk — I accept that.

#6. I avoid situations where a significant loss is possible.

#7. Losing €100 is more painful than finding €100 is pleasant.

#8. I think more about what I might lose than what I might gain.

#9. I easily tolerate financial/reputational losses if they are part of the strategy.

#10. I would prefer a smaller but more reliable gain than to risk for a larger one.

#11. Mistakes are a normal price for speed and a chance for breakthrough.

#12. If I have already invested, it is hard for me to "lock in the loss" and stop.

#13. I can act even when data is incomplete.

#14. Without a complete understanding of the picture, I postpone the decision.

#15. Unpredictability excites me rather than scares me.

#16. I get very nervous when conditions are constantly changing.

#17. I can keep multiple scenarios in mind and not get stuck on one.

#18. I need a sense of control, otherwise I prefer to pause.

#19. I make decisions quickly and refine them as I go.

#20. I take a long time to "mature" before taking a step.

#21. In negotiations, I prefer to act immediately while the window of opportunity is open.

#22. I often come back to a decision and reconsider it.

#23. Better to make a decision today than a perfect one — someday.

#24. I prefer to wait to reduce the risk of error.

#25. I rely on numbers/facts, even if I "feel otherwise."

#26. I often trust my inner feeling more than calculations.

#27. It is important for me to break down the situation into parameters and criteria.

#28. I think too much analysis prevents decision-making.

#29. I like to test hypotheses and look for evidence.

#30. A decision must "feel right," otherwise I cannot accept it.

#31. After making a decision, I often replay "what if…"

#32. It is hard for me to calmly accept mistakes — even small ones.

#33. I quickly let go of failures and move on.

#34. I avoid decisions where I might strongly regret later.

#35. Even if a decision was not the best — I do not waste energy on it.

#36. I tend to blame myself if the result is worse than expected.

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