The Nine Types
Nine patterns of attention, motivation, and habit. Each a different way of navigating the world, none better than another.
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Body Center
Anger and autonomy: how you assert boundaries and move through the world.
Powerful, decisive, and protective. Driven by the desire to be strong and control their environment.
Receptive, reassuring, and agreeable. Driven by the desire to maintain inner and outer peace.
Principled, purposeful, and self-controlled. Driven by the desire to be good and to live with integrity.
Heart Center
Shame and identity: how you seek value, connection, and a sense of self.
Generous, demonstrative, and people-pleasing. Driven by the desire to be loved and needed.
Adaptive, excelling, and image-conscious. Driven by the desire to be valuable and worthwhile.
Expressive, dramatic, and introspective. Driven by the desire to find identity and significance.
Head Center
Fear and security: how you seek certainty, safety, and understanding.
Intense, cerebral, and perceptive. Driven by the desire to understand the world and protect their inner resources.
Committed, security-oriented, and vigilant. Driven by the desire to have support and guidance.
Spontaneous, versatile, and forward-looking. Driven by the desire to be happy and avoid pain.