Shikamaru Nara

What Shikamaru Nara says about you

Your ideal day has nothing on the schedule and a comfortable place to lie down. You complain about effort before, during, and after making it. Then you solve the problem in half the time it takes everyone else, because you were thinking the whole way through the complaining. You are very sharp and have no interest at all in proving it.

Strategy comes to you the way small talk comes to other people. You see how a situation will play out several moves ahead, and you stay cool when plans change. Groups put you in charge even though you never volunteer, and you turn out to be good at it. When someone you care about is counting on you, the laziness disappears completely.

The trouble is that you aim low on purpose. You pick the easy path because it is easy, do exactly enough to get by, and talk yourself out of things you would be great at. Calling something a hassle is sometimes a way to avoid finding out how much you care. You don't have to want an exciting life. Just notice the days when coasting is costing you something.