13 Things Everyone With A 'Type A' Personality Knows To Be True
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13 Things Everyone With A 'Type A' Personality Knows To Be True

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13 Things Everyone With A 'Type A' Personality Knows To Be True
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The personality of a Type A may be described as having lots of energy, being put together at all times, and maybe a little tightly wound. Here are a few signs that you are 100% Type A and are not afraid to show it.

1. You have a routine and you stick to it.

2. You even plan out your free time.

3. You worry about things that haven't even happened yet.

4. You are prepared for any emergency. What if someone gets a headache? What if someone needs a Tums? You've got them covered.

5. You always look presentable.

6. Your life is basically a never ending to-do list.

7. You are a perfectionist.

8. You can't waste time.

9. You have trouble falling asleep because your mind is always working.

10. You always catch yourself biting your nails.

11. You try to have a good time but you have a million different bad scenarios running through your mind at once.

12. You tend to interrupt people...a lot.

13. But despite all odds, you are motivated and get things done.


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