There are twelve profiles, and they are made up of two numbers. The first number is how you see yourself, and the second number is how others see you. Or putting it another way, your first number is your initial focus, then your second number is your secondary focus.

Make a note of your Profile from your design. When you read your Profile, allow it to sink in. You’ll find it will resonate with you and who you truly are.

1/3 - Investigator/Martyr - The experienced expert we all need.

1/4 - Investigator/Opportunist - Inward knowledge seeker then radiates it into their network.

2/4 - Hermit/Opportunist - Hermit and a Networker. Make sure you DO leave the house, though.

2/5 - Hermit/Heretic - Magnetic wisdom with hidden depths.

3/5 - Martyr/Heretic - Fixing things from a place of experience.

3/6 - Martyr/Role Model - Experimenting with life from a place of wisdom.

4/1 - Opportunist/Investigator - The knowledge seeker who finds answers in their network.

4/6 - Opportunist/Role Model - The influencer of the tribe through wisdom.

5/1 - Heretic/Investigator - Solving problems with innovation.

5/2 - Heretic/Hermit - Magnetic wisdom with hidden depths.

6/2 - Role Model/Hermit - The highest standard of being human.

6/3 - Role Model/Martyr - Learning through experience from a hunch.

Highly motivated to seek out the details and understanding. The details are your foundation to build upon. Once you know the details, then you can feel safe and move with confidence. You are focused on inward information. You often ask a lot of questions to gather knowledge and details.

Mastery from nowhere. You're a natural at things that light you up, and you have no idea how you know something. You sometimes dismiss your talents because they come so easily, you seek out feedback from trusted people to tell you what you're good at. You're not vain; you just don't see your genius! Also, you can be a Hermit while you are mastering your craft. Having clear boundaries when you are in hermit mode will help others.

Experimenting with and experiencing life. There is wisdom in the doing and the analysing of the results. Then take the best outcome and repeat it. Because you are constantly experimenting, it could look like you're failing, but really, you are learning and absorbing.

Outward focus on being with people. Often called the Opportunist because your opportunities will come from people in your network. It's easy for you to cultivate relationships and grow your network when you're in the mood. You also need to be around the right people. Boundaries are great for you, so you can ensure that you get the right people in your room.

If there's a problem, you're the one to fix it. And you'll tell others how you did it from a place of your truth. You are powerful because you can change people's behaviour by using your truth as a lighthouse. But you must be invited to do so, don't be bossy!

You're meant to be the influence the world needs. The natural leadership that people look to whether you like it or not. To thrive, you must see yourself as a leader. To do that, you need time to settle into your role and spend time connecting with your inner wisdom away from people.