9 CORE TYPES

Each of us leads with one of the three Centers of Intelligence Body, Heart, Head. Within each Center, there are three Types that share a similar, unconscious motivator for behavior.

Knowing your lead Center provides insight on how to best access the other two Centers.

The Body Center is the somatic or gut Center that is driven to take action, correct what is wrong or unjust, and create balance and symmetry.

The Heart Center is the emotional or feeling Center that is driven to be seen, affirmed, and acknowledged for giving, performing or creating more connection and compassion.

The Head Center is the cognitive reasoning Center that is driven by the need to gather information, question it, and explore future possibilities without limitations for a more secure world.

THE BODY CENTER - TYPES 8, 9, 1

THE PROTECTOR: Type 8

Do you exhibit physical strength, self-confidence and powerful energy? Type 8s somatic behaviors are inspired by a need to take action, control, and challenge what appears to be unfair or unjust. As THE PROTECTOR, Type 8s seek justice, truth, and control.

THE PEACEMAKER: Type 9

Do you need peace, comfort, and harmony in your life? Type 9s are receptive and open-minded with external calm energy. Their somatic behaviors are motivated by a desire to find balance and harmony by seeing all sides of an issue. As THE PEACEMAKER, Type 9s seek tranquility, and non-confrontational, peaceful solutions to conflict.

THE PERFECTIONIST: Type 1

Do you seek clarity, predictability, and focus in your life? Type 1s somatic behaviors are fueled by a need to follow the 'correct' way of behaving by setting high standards for themselves and others. As THE PERFECTIONIST, Type 1s seek order, structure, and control.

THE HEART CENTER - TYPES 2, 3, 4

THE GIVER: Type 2

Do you give to and help others before taking care of your needs? Type 2s have strong emotional behaviors driven by the desire to be recognized and affirmed for their helpfulness. As THE GIVER, Type 2s seek connection, approval, and validation from others.

THE PERFORMER: Type 3

Do you seek success and achievement despite any obstacles? Type 3s exhibit intense, action-forward energy. Their emotional behaviors are fueled by the need to be recognized and admired for their success and achievement. As THE PERFORMER, Type 3s seek acknowledgement and admiration for what they do.

THE ROMANTIC: Type 4

Do you feel an intense need to be seen as special or unique? Type 4s exhibit passionate, creative energy that drives their individuality. Their emotional behaviors are motivated by a desire to express their uniqueness and to be seen as special. As THE ROMANTIC, Type 4s long for, and idealize, what they perceive they don't have.

THE HEAD CENTER - TYPES 5, 6, 7

THE INVESTIGATOR: Type 5

Do you have a passion for the acquisition of knowledge? Type 5s intense cognitive behaviors are fueled by a need to know and be prepared. Their cognitive energy is focused upon gathering data, information, and observing, while avoiding engagement with others unless necessary. As THE INVESTIGATOR, Type 5s seek certainty, security, and knowledge.

THE LOYAL SKEPTIC: Type 6

Do you seek safety, security, and feel the need to be cautious and prepared? Type 6s are always on alert for potential hazards. Their cognitive behaviors are fueled by anxiety from imagining the worst-case scenario and not being fully prepared. As THE LOYAL SKEPTIC, Type 6s seek security and safety by questioning and thorough planning.

THE ENTHUSIAST: Type 7

Do you focus on the postive and seek creative and innovative solutions to problems? Type 7s cognitive behaviors are inspired by curiosity and exploration. They avoid, and often deny, emotional pain and discomfort. As THE ENTHUSIAST, Type 7s seek joy, excitement, and future-focused opportunities, with a "positivity bias."