The Proust test is a questionnaire created by the French novelist Marcel Proust. It is a model in which the interviewee answers a form that resembles a psychological test, whose questions are designed to reveal their personality. This week we present XXX
Read more On which channels to watch WWE SummerSlam 2026 and what time does it start?
LOOK: Mayella Lloclla: “My biggest flaw is that I want everything yesterday”
― What is your favorite pastime?
Reading about the human mind, meditating, cooking, and spending time with my family and my dog.
― What would perfect happiness be for you?
Waking up every day with the certainty that I am living a meaningful life.
― What do you think is the trait that defines you the most?
Resilience. I always find a way to start over.
― What do you consider your worst flaw?
Impatience. Sometimes I want things to happen before they are ready.
― What is your greatest extravagance?
Losing track of time in a good conversation.
― What is the worst flaw others can have?
Lack of empathy.
― What are the phrases or words you use most frequently?
“Everything happens for a reason” and “What can I learn from this?”.
― What has been your greatest achievement?
Not giving up. Beyond any award or recognition, having preserved the ability to reinvent myself.
― On what occasions do you lie?
I try not to. If I ever do, it is to protect a surprise, never to manipulate.
― When and where have you been absolutely happy?
In very simple moments: sharing with my family, hugging my dog, or watching a sunrise after overcoming a difficult stage.
― What do you think has been your greatest investment?
Investing in myself: studying, doing therapy, traveling, and continuing to learn.
― What personal object is the most valuable to you?
The letters and photographs that connect me with those who are no longer here.
― What quality do you admire most in a person?
The consistency between what they say and what they do.
― Which historical figure do you identify with the most?
With none in particular. I am more inspired by ordinary people who face adversity with dignity and find the strength to start over.
Read more Gisela Valcárcel presents her new book “The Power of Being You” at FIL Lima
― How would you like to die?
With a smile, knowing that I made the most of the time I was given.
― If you died and were allowed to come back as another person or thing, what do you think it would be?
A tree. I like the idea of giving shade, oxygen, and standing firm despite the passage of time.
― What special talent would you like to have?
To speak all the languages of the world.
― Who are your favorite writers?
I don’t have favorite writers. It depends on the moment in my life; there are stories that come when one is ready to understand them.
― What living person do you find despicable?
I prefer not to personalize it. I find despicable those who abuse their power to harm the most vulnerable. //
Read more BARÇA LIVE PLAY — What is the score Barcelona-Birmingham TODAY
- Gonzalo García Callegari: “Perfect happiness would be painting until my last days”
- Adrián Bello: “My favorite pastime is cooking for the people I love”
- Timoteo: “I would like to be a superhero to protect humanity”
- César Ritter: “I don’t like people who try to bring you down”
- Humberto Zurita: “Any obstacle is always a learning experience”