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Direct Resource: The Analyser 

Direct Resource has a strong acumen for Intelligence, alongside its counterpart, the Philosopher.

At their core, Direct Resource  seek to uncover the root of every issue, gathering as much information as necessary to understand all aspects of a situation. This drive for knowledge often contrasts with the more extroverted and attention-seeking nature of Eating God or Hurting Officers. Direct Resource are refined, elegant, and imaginative, with a keen appreciation for aesthetics and a unique sensibility.

Preferring solitude or working in small, like-minded groups, Direct Resource thrive in quiet, unobtrusive environments. Crowds and large teams hinder their ability to think and reflect. While their intellectual prowess is undeniable, Direct Resource  can sometimes become disconnected from the practical aspects of life, occasionally becoming overly contemplative, which may lead to procrastination, indecisiveness, or even periods of depression.

Their tendency to overanalyze can make them slow to take action, and they may mistakenly believe that thought alone can resolve every challenge—often leading to frustration when reality doesn't align with their expectations.

Direct Resource: The Compassionate

Among all ten Talents, Direct Resource stand out as the most compassionate. Their deep connection with their own thoughts and emotions allows them to have an exceptional understanding of others. This empathy, paired with their intellectual prowess, makes them not only insightful thinkers but also genuinely attuned to the feelings and perspectives of those around them. Their compassion enables them to navigate complex social dynamics with sensitivity and care, offering a depth of support that goes beyond mere analysis.

Direct Resource: The Lazy

While the intellectual depth of an Direct Resource can be a great asset, it also has its downsides when taken to excess. When Direct Resource becomes excessive or out of balance, it can lead to traits like laziness and hypochondria. An excessive focus on analysis can cause individuals to become trapped in their thoughts, neglecting practical action and real-life implementation. This is particularly detrimental if the Direct Resource lacks the complementary creative energies of a Eating God or Hurting Officer. Without these, the Direct Resource can struggle to channel their insights productively. However, when combined with one or both of these creative output, the result is often a highly intelligent individual, capable of not only deep intellectual exploration but also bringing their ideas to life in dynamic and innovative ways.

Motivated by:

• The need to express their individuality

• The opportunity to attract a “savior” who truly understands them

• The potential to surround themselves with comfort and happiness

• The chance to maintain certain moods and feelings

Demotivated by:

• Being unrecognized for their work and effort

• Impersonal rules and codes of conduct

• Having their taste and judgment questioned

• Having to spend time with people lacking emotional depth

• Feeling like they are “required” in social settings

• Having to restrain emotions

Indirect Resource: The Intellectual

Indirect Resource has a strong acumen for Intelligence, alongside its counterpart, the Analyser.

They thrive on delving into the mysteries of the universe, seeking to understand the underlying principles that govern the world. Naturally observant and curious, they possess an intrinsic desire to explore the unknown. Often, they exhibit genius-level intellect or extraordinary abilities in their chosen fields, approaching subjects with remarkable objectivity and considering every perspective.

Their journey is one of intellectual and spiritual exploration. If recognised and nurtured early on, they can evolve into great visionaries and groundbreaking thinkers. However, Indirect Resource require solitude and space to fully engage with their creative and mental potential, as their inner worlds are vast and boundless.

On the flip side, Indirect Resource's preference for isolation can lead to eccentricity. They may become aloof or distant, struggling to engage with others in social settings or adhere to conventional social norms.

Indirect Resource: The Masters of Huge Data

Indirect Resource are exceptionally well-suited for large business corporations due to their remarkable ability to process and master vast amounts of data. Their strategic thinking and ability to grasp complex systems make them valuable assets in these environments. However, they tend to thrive best when working independently, as they may find large group settings restrictive and distracting.

Indirect Resource find success in fields such as banking and the stock market, where their deep understanding of market dynamics and fluctuations allows them to navigate complex financial landscapes with precision. Their ability to analyze patterns and anticipate changes makes them particularly adept in these high-stakes industries.

Indirect Resource: Unique yet Eccentric

Indirect Resource often possess a distinctive nature, drawn to unusual hobbies and interests that are not commonly shared, and sometimes even transcend earthly concerns. They rarely follow the crowd, instead forging their own paths and developing unique approaches that are difficult to compare with anything else. This individuality is a source of immense pride for them.

However, when this need for uniqueness becomes excessive, it can lead to highly eccentric behavior. This state of mind may be marked by fear, paranoia, and an eventual retreat into total isolation. Driven by the desire to be different, Indirect Resource may begin to feel that social interactions hold no value, believing others have nothing new to offer. In extreme cases, this isolation can give rise to an irrational sensitivity to germs and viruses, often fueled more by imagination than reality, and used as an excuse to withdraw further from society. 

Motivated by:

• The desire to understand the true nature of reality

• The ability to carve out and occupy their own unique niche

• The opportunity to acquire and possess knowledge

• The possibility of having ample time for self-reflection and intellectual exploration

• The chance to feel confident, capable, and masterful in their expertise

Demotivated by:

• Having their competency questioned or undermined

• Facing simplistic or shallow answers to complex issues

• Being uninformed or feeling incapable in their field

• Being controlled or “managed” by others

• Being pressured to provide answers or solutions before they are ready

• Having to ask for help, especially in areas where they desire independence

• Enduring or tolerating the ignorance of others, especially when it hinders their work or goals

The Friend: Ultimate Connector

In the workplace, their strengths shine brilliantly. The Friend excel at delegation, team-building, and resource allocation, ensuring that everyone is positioned for success. Their thoughtful and appreciative nature makes them valuable contributors to group endeavors, where their enthusiasm and collaborative spirit inspire those around them. With a keen eye for potential, they have a remarkable ability to identify and nurture talent in others, fostering growth and cohesion within any team.

When urgency calls, the Friend is the first to act, seeking solutions that benefit all, often prioritizing collective success over personal gain. Their deep-seated belief in win-win outcomes reflects their genuine care for people, ensuring that no one is left behind—even at their own expense.

However, when unchecked, this Friend can veer into shadowed territory. A manipulative streak may emerge as they leverage their social influence to achieve personal goals. An inflated ego, if left unchecked, can lead to self-absorption, alienating those they seek to connect with. The key to true success lies in self-awareness and balance, ensuring that their gifts of persuasion and leadership remain rooted in integrity.

For the Friend, family is a cornerstone of strength. They find purpose in nurturing and supporting loved ones, drawing energy from close familial bonds. In both personal and professional spheres, they flourish when their connections are genuine, their intentions are pure, and their influence is wielded with wisdom.

The Friend: A Beacon of Confidence 

Confidence is the defining trait of the Friend—an innate self-assurance that radiates outward, inspiring those around them. Their presence is magnetic, and through their vibrant networking abilities, they effortlessly infuse others with their energy and enthusiasm.

Friends are people-centric at heart. They thrive in communities, finding joy in bringing people together, fostering connections, and uplifting those in need. For them, challenges are mere stepping stones—as long as the outcome benefits others, no task is too great. Their unwavering belief in the power of collaboration fuels their drive, making them not just influencers but catalysts for positive change.

The Friend: The Power of Connection

At its core, the Friend thrives on building bonds with people of similar rank or social standing. The Friend possess an uncanny ability to relate to others, creating a sense of unity and shared experience. Their influence is wielded not through dominance, but through the ability to connect, inspire, and mobilize others toward a shared vision.

Motivated by:

• Having intimacy and being loved

• The ability to express feelings

• Being needed by others

• Being appreciated and admired

• The need to be the best friend

• The ability to help and rescue others

Demotivated by:

• The feeling of being disconnected from loved ones

• Being impersonal

• Being left out

• Being viewed as unhelpful

• Being seen as unappreciated

RobWealth: The Aggressive Competitor 

RobWealth are often fiercely determined, go-getters with an aggressive mindset, undaunted by fear. They are quick to act on opportunities, moving swiftly while others deliberate, always ahead of the curve. Success and ambition propel them forward, with every field becoming a competitive arena where they strive to be first. For them, victory is not just an outcome but a way of life.

Willing to take calculated risks, they are always seeking an edge over their competition. However, this drive can lead to a tendency to view people and situations solely as stepping stones to their success, which may foster conflict and manipulation. Their competitive nature often makes them see adversaries in every corner, and without a worthy challenge, they may quickly grow restless or bored.

In their pursuit of success, RobWealth may adapt their personalities, shaping themselves to appeal to those they believe can help them reach their goals. While this flexibility can be an asset, it can also create a sense of inauthenticity if not managed carefully.

To harness the full potential of this powerful talent, RobWealth must be mindful of the impact their actions have on others. Without such awareness, their pursuit of success can lead to unnecessary damage and strained relationships.

RobWealth: The Challenger

For RobWealth, their opponents are a constant source of motivation. The stronger the adversary, the harder they push themselves to outdo them. The challenge becomes their fuel, driving them to work relentlessly in pursuit of victory.

However, this fierce competitive spirit also makes them particularly sensitive to defeat. Losing a match or falling short in any competition strikes them deeply, often provoking intense frustration and anger. Yet, their resilience is undeniable. This sting of loss is short-lived, fading quickly as they shift focus to the next challenge, eager to prove their worth once again.

RobWealth: The Destructive

The darker side of RobWealth can be profoundly destructive. When this drive becomes excessive, individuals may lose control in areas such as substance abuse, reckless spending/ excessive gambling, or other self-destructive behaviours. Many high-profile figures, particularly in the music industry, have exemplified this, where their powerful drive, unchecked and misdirected, led to addiction and excess.

The core issue with excessive RobWealth is that these individuals possess a relentless energy and determination. Without a meaningful goal or purpose to channel this drive, they may redirect it into negative behaviors. In such cases, the intensity of their pursuit can spiral out of control, often pushing them to the point of no return, where they must hit rock bottom before any real intervention can take place.

 Motivated by:

• Inspiring and uplifting others

• Gaining the admiration of those around them

• Being looked up to as a role model

• Enjoying the adoration and loyalty of fans

Demotivated by:

• Experiencing loneliness or isolation

• Being placed in a subordinate position

• Having their autonomy restricted or being controlled

• Facing defeat in a competition or battle

Eating God: The Artistic Producer

Eating God embody the essence of classical, Renaissance intellectuals, showcasing a broad range of interests and talents. With a deep appreciation for culture, art, fine dining, and a luxurious lifestyle, Artists are refined souls who thrive on creativity. Their resourcefulness allow them to quickly reinvent and re-innovate. Creativity is at the heart of their being, with many Eating God expressing themselves through art and design. For them, art is not merely a passion—it is the very way of life. They also value freedom of self, to explore, and has a intrinsic talent to produce creative and new products.

On the downside, Artists can be overly dreamy and idealistic, sometimes detached from reality. Their immersion in a refined lifestyle may cause them to neglect practical matters, such as finances, relationships, or legal responsibilities. To thrive, Artists need to stay grounded in reality, or at least ensure someone else is handling these practical aspects of life.

Eating God: The Performer

Artist Talent is the most vital Talent in the world of entertainment and show business. Individuals with this Talent stand out for their exceptional creativity, attention to detail, and ability to captivate audiences. Their skill in presenting and expressing ideas is unparalleled, making them the best in their field. Whether through music, performance, or other forms of artistic expression, Artists have an innate ability to bring their visions to life with finesse and brilliance. Their meticulous focus on every detail enhances their work, allowing them to create memorable and impactful experiences.

Eating God: The Indulgence

Artists, with their intense focus on creativity and intellectual pursuits, can sometimes lose touch with reality, succumbing to indulgences such as alcohol, food, luxury items, shopping, or other forms of excess. This detachment from the practical world, paired with their drive to expand creative and intellectual boundaries, can lead them to seek substances like drugs, which they believe enhance their abilities.

However, this combination of creativity and disconnection from reality can have destructive consequences. Many top-level Artists, particularly during their most inspired moments, have struggled with some form of addiction. Their obsession with creative expression can lead to neglecting basic physical needs, resulting in an imbalance between body and mind that may have lasting negative effects.

Motivated by:

• The ability to enjoy life fully

• The opportunity to experience a variety of things

• The freedom to have many options and choices

• The liberty to indulge in pleasure

• The chance to explore new experiences

Demotivated by:

• Being surrounded by people lacking taste or refinement

• Feeling trapped by limited choices or options

• Experiencing boredom or monotony

• Feeling guilty or restricted

• Being forced to slow down or remain still for long periods

• Dwelling on the past or being stuck in past memories

Hurting Officer: The Out-Performer

Performer individuals are quick learners, adaptable, and street-smart, able to shine in any environment. Their image is paramount; they meticulously curate their appearance—whether it be intellectual, creative, or physical—ensuring they always look polished and sophisticated.

Performers are also highly drawn to competitive sports, as it provides them with the perfect blend of creativity and the thrill of being at the center of attention. The dynamic nature of sports allows them to express themselves while engaging in a competition that fuels their ambition, offering both the spotlight and the adrenaline they crave.

Being out there, in front of people, talking, communicating, presenting, it’s their second nature. Even if their work requires for them to be out of the spotlight for most of the time, once their work is presented, they have to be there, receiving credits for their work, otherwise, they might feel unappreciated.

Hurting Officer: The Freedom Creator

For strong Performers, creative and spiritual freedom, along with the liberty to express themselves openly, are paramount. These individuals require a high level of freedom, that is, they require a thriving environment that allow them to explore their creativity without constraints, as well as speak their mind freely. The ability to stay true to their unique vision and voice is a driving force behind their success and sense of fulfillment.

Competent and ready for any challenge, Performers are often energetic, motivated, and driven by the pursuit of success and the glamour that comes with it. Their passions often lead them to take on too many projects at once, spreading themselves too thin. 

However, their deep fear of failure and being overlooked can sometimes manifest in insecurity, making them vulnerable to vanity, shallow tendencies, and unpredictable behavior. When their egos are wounded, they may react dramatically. 

Hurting Officer: The Clasher

Hurting Officers are also fiercely independent, often clashing with authority figures. They value their creative and spiritual freedom and will resist any attempts to stifle their creativity with rigid rules or overly controlling leadership.

Hurting Officers often position themselves as correctors of the establishment, playing the role of advocates for the people, especially in the realm of politics. They have a natural inclination to challenge authority and ensure balance between those in power and the public. It's not uncommon to find strong Hurting Officer leading demonstrations or movements, standing against governmental control. However, when Hurting Officer becomes excessive and unchecked, it can lead to restlessness and aggression, causing them to reject any form of authority altogether. In such cases, their ability to rally support may diminish, attracting only extreme factions or court cases. Generally, those with overly dominant Hurting Officers are not well-suited for political office, as their core value of uncompromising freedom often conflicts with the need for negotiation and compromise inherent in political roles.

Motivated by:

• The need to feel valuable and worthwhile

• The desire to perform exceptionally well

• The drive to be effective and efficient

• The ambition to be the best

• The ability to excel and gain affirmation for excellence

• The need to be admired and impress others

Demotivated by:

• Appearing like a failure

• Sitting idle with no action or purpose

• Being overshadowed by others

• Having to ask for assistance

• Coming across as merely average

• Being caught unprepared

Direct Wealth: The Results Driven

Direct Wealth are decisive, moving swiftly through tasks and providing clear instructions to others. They are reliable, responsible, straightforward, and highly results-driven.

When a person possesses a healthy and balanced Direct Wealth attirbute, they exhibit the qualities of an exceptional manager or CEO. They excel at refining and optimizing existing businesses, improving efficiency, and streamlining operations. Their strength lies in taking an established framework and enhancing its performance, ensuring that processes are effective and results-driven.

However, they are less inclined to pioneer entirely new ventures or create groundbreaking businesses from scratch, as Indriect Wealth might do. Instead, Direct Wealth thrive in environments where they can apply their practical, results-oriented mindset to refine and build upon what already exists.

Direct Wealth: The Wealth Manager

Managing wealth is second nature to them; they enjoy saving and planning for the future, though this mindset can sometimes make them rigid and reluctant to spend on non-essential or non-material pursuits. Efficiency is a key value, and they expect the same from those around them.

Direct Wealth: Loss of Connectivity

However, their focus on tasks and results can sometimes cause them to overlook emotional connections and relationships, making them appear cold or overly bossy. Direct Wealth's intense need for control and logical thinking often leads them to overestimate their abilities and underestimate others. This can result in micromanagement, stifling creativity, and causing chaos within teams or families as they struggle to trust that things will progress without their direct influence.

When this talent becomes excessive, it can lead to unhealthy obsessions with material gain and an excessive focus on sex or wealth. Out of balance, Direct Wealth may resort to micro-managing everything, driving themselves and others to exhaustion and frustration.

Motivated By:

• The need for a powerful sense of mission

• Seeing themselves as the arbiters of logic and reason

• Having deep convictions about right and wrong

• Striving always to improve everything

• Seeing life as a work-in-progress

Demotivated By:

• Being proven wrong

• Having made mistakes

• Being perceived as lazy or ineffectual

• Living or working in a chaotic environment

• Being embarrassed by overt emotional displays

Indirect Wealth: Risk Takers

Though they fully understand the risks involved, Pioneers see them as chances for greater rewards. Their energy is contagious, but they tend to lack patience—waiting is not their strong suit.

With sharp, street-smart intelligence, they think quickly and stay ahead of the competition. However, they thrive when given freedom and independence, as control feels stifling to them. Financial independence is often their key focus, and they view it as the gateway to greater possibilities.

However, these strengths can have a downside. When unchecked, Pioneers can become overly dominant, confrontational, or even vengeful. Their impulsive nature may also lead to chaotic situations, and in extreme cases, signs of promiscuity may emerge as they seek outlets for their excess energy.

Indirect Wealth: Determined for success

In art and entertainment, Pioneers are the ones who push the boundaries of possibility. Many have left an indelible mark on the history of music, cinema, and other creative industries. They take considerable risks—developing groundbreaking concepts, investing heavily in people and ideas, and living on the edge until they achieve success. This relentless pursuit of innovation and willingness to venture into uncharted territories embodies the very essence of Pioneer Talent.

Indirect Wealth: Control Freak

For Indirect Wealth, speed and intensity are central to their approach, and this can sometimes manifest in an exaggerated focus on control, including in relationships and sexuality. In men, this can lead to a more pronounced sense of sexual dominance, while women with strong Indirect Wealth often express it as a deep need for independence. When this independence is taken to an extreme, it can result in challenges in romantic relationships.

At its core, Indirect Wealth is tied to a desire for control, both over external circumstances and personal emotions. Without emotional and mental resilience, an individual with excessive Indirect Wealth tendencies can easily fall into negative patterns. This might include restlessness, extreme emotional swings, and even depression—such as in the case of Heath Ledger. Imbalanced Indirect Wealth may also struggle with overspending and indulgence in destructive behaviors like substance abuse.

Motivated by:

• The ability to be respected

• Having a sense of power and being able to prove their strength

• Independence and self-reliance

• Being important and making an impact on others

• Unquestioned loyalty

• Being in control

Demotivated by:

• Feeling weak, vulnerable, or out of control

• Being dependent on anyone or anything

• Being forced to do something without consent

• Having their decisions or authority questioned

• Being surprised

• Losing someone's backing or support

Direct Officer: Law Abider

Individuals with a balanced Direct Officer are often deeply principled, prioritising morality and peace. Among all the Talents, Direct Officer are the most law-abiding, often finding it difficult to break rules or go against established norms. 

They avoid seeking attention or standing out, preferring to blend into the background. The spotlight makes Direct Officer uneasy, contrasting with the Eating God or Hurting Officer, which thrives on attention.

For Direct Officer, the opinions of others hold significant weight, and they strive to maintain a calm and balanced environment. In doing so, they sometimes neglect their own emotional needs in favour of fostering peace around them. When balanced, Direct Officer are gentle and serene, projecting a calming influence on those around them. They excel as friends and group leaders, consistently demonstrating politeness and positivity, even in challenging situations.

Direct Officer: Retreat

However, their constant focus on pleasing others can leave them emotionally drained, often requiring time alone to recharge. They prefer peaceful, quiet environments for relaxation and would not typically seek out the busyness or chaos of a hectic lifestyle unless compelled.

When Direct Officer becomes excessive or unchallenged, they can become overly passive, neglecting their own needs and becoming fearful of speaking up. To others, this can give the impression that they lack strength or conviction. During conflict, they may retreat into the background, avoiding confrontation due to low self-esteem, and struggle with unexpected changes or last-minute demands.

Excessive and unbalanced Diplomat Talent often leads to self-denial, where individuals may display submissive behaviour, particularly in the workplace, driven by a fear of authority. For women, this can also manifest as fear and submission towards their partner.

In this submissive state, a person suppresses their own needs, struggles to speak up, and finds it difficult to protect themselves or others. Any changes in their work environment can feel overwhelming, which often results in difficulty maintaining their job or leading to stress-related illnesses.

Motivated by:

• The ability to create unity and harmony

• Emphasizing the positive aspects of life

• Ensuring things are in order and functioning smoothly

• Avoiding conflicts and tension

• Preserving the natural flow and balance of life

Demotivated by:

• Conflict or discord

• Experiencing anger or disturbance

• Feeling isolated or disconnected from others

• Disruptions to their routine or sense of control

• Having to confront emotional discomfort or unpleasant realities

7Killings: Powerful Commander

Among all the 10 Talents, none are more capable of exercising command and authority than the 7Killings. 7Killing are courageous and often take an authoritarian stance, sometimes even intimidating. They possess remarkable resilience and rarely back down from a challenge. When setbacks occur, they have a natural ability to bounce back and rally those around them, inspiring everyone to try again.

Bold, brave, and charismatic, Warriors set trends rather than follow them. They are highly ambitious and deeply passionate about their goals, refusing to give up, no matter how difficult or seemingly impossible.

7Killings: Thrive in groups

7Killingsthrive in the company of others, especially in group settings where they can excel using their commanding presence and leadership skills. Their purpose is often tied to inspiring and leading people. They have a constant need to act and motivate others, driving those around them into action. Alone, they may struggle to achieve much, as their true power lies in influencing and inspiring others.

7Killings: The Influential Leader

It's hard to imagine an influential, successful leader with global charisma without having a high-performing Warrior Talent in their charts. For politicians, 7Killings is essential because it provides two key traits for successful leadership: charisma and authority. These qualities enable leaders to inspire and command respect, making them capable of influencing large groups of people.

Additionally, 7Killings gives politicians a certain level of aggression, which is necessary for implementing new policies and protecting the integrity of their country and its citizens. This drive helps them take bold actions and stand firm in the face of opposition, ensuring their leadership remains strong and effective.

7Killings: The Forceful

Due to their ambitious nature, 7Killings are often not the most comfortable people to be around. 7Killings can lead to overly demanding and forceful behavior, driving people away. In such states, they may react hastily and harshly, disregarding analysis or reason. In their negative form, 7Killings can become moody, suspicious, and even paranoid.

However, when 7Killings becomes excessive and unbalanced, this dynamic can turn into an unpleasant force. They may become paranoid, seeing enemies around every corner. Their impatience with the pace of progress can lead them to adopt more forceful tactics to push things forward, often disregarding the well-being or comfort of others in the process.

Motivated by:

• The ability to achieve stability

• Testing the loyalty of others

• Gaining certainty and reassurance

Demotivated by:

• Feeling abandoned or isolated

• Working with aggressive or stubborn people

• Experiencing uncertainty in their lives