• Living as Yourself: satisfaction with your activities
• Living the Not-Self: frustration, feeling lost, and depletion

You are a natural, highly productive engine. You turn ideas and resources into tangible results, set the pace for collective work, and infuse everyday life with your powerful, steady energy. You’re here to do only what you genuinely enjoy. Satisfaction is non-negotiable: it’s vital for you to know you’re doing something you love, not something chosen “for calculation’s sake.”

❗️If a Generator is stuck in a job they don’t love, sincerely convinced that “this is how it has to be” and that their passion could never sustain them, that’s a fatal, destructive block that needs to be cleared right away.

You’re all about the process. Your energetic wiring is to always be in the process, honing your skills and what you create year after year. That’s why Generators can sometimes feel stuck—as though you’re locked in the same cycle day after day. It can feel discouraging, as if the results are always somewhere beyond the horizon. Just remember that Generator creativity unfolds outside of time.

You can’t tell a Generator, “Paint me a picture by next Tuesday, and make sure it’s worth $100,000.” That’s not how it works: your creative process is the goal, not merely a means. Deadlines can therefore be missed, so be careful and impose firm limits only when you’re sure you have the strength and resources to meet them.

Your primary compass is the bodily response: did the energy to act switch on or not? Learn to catch that sensation, because a string of these genuine yeses weaves into a profound sense of satisfaction. A typical alarm bell that you’re off track is frustration—the sense that your energy is being spent in vain.

When the urge to give yourself is genuine, the energy always returns later, even if the work is tough. When you’re honestly absorbed in what you love, your presence becomes a steady source of strength for those close to you: they feel they can lean on you, and a calm power radiates from you, filling the space.

• Living as Yourself: satisfaction with your work
• Living the Not-Self: frustration, feeling lost, and exhaustion

Generators are natural engines. They convert ideas and resources into tangible results, set the pace for collective efforts, and infuse everyday life with powerful, steady energy. As a Generator, it is vital to do exactly what you genuinely love. Satisfaction and enjoyment of both the work and the process are non-negotiable.

❗️If a Generator stays at a job they dislike, sincerely believing that “you just have to” and that their passion will never pay the bills, that mindset becomes a fatal block—a false belief you need to drop right away.

You are process-oriented, yet you aim not only for the pleasure of the activity but also for the outcome. Energetically, you are meant to stay in process—year after year acquiring new skills, honing the old ones, and refining whatever you do. Yes, you may leave some rough edges and not do everything perfectly, but your energetic mandate is to reach a result. You are not wired to stay in the same process forever; witnessing a logical conclusion and harvesting something tangible is psychologically essential for you.

❗️In a Not-Self state, Manifesting Generators often quit halfway and never see things through. Energy and resources are spent, but nothing comes of it. Learn to bring projects to at least some kind of completion.

You can also inspire other people—colleagues or your team—to finally bring certain processes to a logical finish.

Manifesting: your natural pace is accelerated. You can cover several stages in a single pass. Your primary compass is the bodily response—whether the energy is there to act or not. Keep tracking that sensation, because a string of these correct moments adds up to a profound sense of satisfaction. A typical red flag that you are off track is frustration, the feeling that your effort is going nowhere.

A genuine pull to devote yourself to the work always pays the energy back later, even when the job is tough. When you are honestly engaged in what you love, your presence becomes a wellspring of steady strength for those close to you: they sense they can lean on you, and a calm power radiates from you, filling the space.

Be sure to wait for a clear pull toward the work. If you skip steps too abruptly, the environment may put up walls of resistance. “I see the finish line, I’m moving toward it”—spell out clear stages and the potential outcomes of your moves. Real pleasure comes from the blend of two sensations: “I like what I’m doing” and “I can see the result it’s leading to or has led to.”

• Living your Self: a sense of success and self-worth
• Living the not-self: exhaustion, bitterness, and resentment toward the world

Projectors make up about 20% of the population; they are a non-energy type and don’t have consistent access to energy. In practice, this means a Projector may wake up on Tuesday full of vigor and ready to get things done; on Wednesday, wonder why their body refuses to be alert—even a fifth cup of coffee won’t help; on Thursday, feel a surge of strength and spend the day active, and so on.

The Projector’s role is to guide others. You bring to life not raw energy (work, labor) but awareness, experience, and knowledge. That’s why it’s crucial for a Projector to receive recognition—people need to see the value of the wisdom and services you provide. Your task is to be exactly where and when your vision, awareness, and skills are in demand.

❗️Projectors are navigators. They notice how systems and people work and can steer other people’s power more precisely and effectively. Receiving recognition, guiding others, and/or managing them—this is a Projector’s true calling.

This doesn’t mean you can’t work as a welder. It’s just that, once you enter a shop, you start fixing and improving things. You’ll persistently press management for more modern equipment, motivate the other workers to reorganize their workspace, and ultimately become the shop supervisor.

Your strategy—wait for an invitation instead of pounding on closed doors. A correct invitation feels like a warm beam of light: you’re seen, appreciated, and wanted. The main indicator you’re on the right path is a feeling of success; its shadow is bitterness. If bitterness is building, ask yourself whether you’re offering advice to those who haven’t requested it. Once you feel recognized, don’t hesitate to display your natural insight: you see how the system works and can point out the shortest route to efficiency. By explaining your observations respectfully, you make life easier for everyone else.

Waiting for an invitation ≠ sitting idle. Dive into your hobbies, hone your skills, study topics that fascinate you, travel, and, after all, get enough sleep. The secret is that your energy is limited, so it’s essential to spend it on yourself and your own life first!

Showcase yourself and your skills. It’s perfectly normal for a Projector to keep a blog, talk about their work, and openly demonstrate how much effort and passion you pour into your expertise. Doing so makes it easier for others to see you, appreciate you, recognize you, and “invite” you. However, chasing clients and forcing your services is ill-advised; it can quickly lead to bitterness when recognition is lacking.

• Living as Yourself: peace and satisfaction with the results
• Living the Not-Self: anger and tension

You’re here to influence other people and the processes unfolding around you. That doesn’t mean you always need to be on stage or running a blog—your influence can take many forms.

Picture a river. A Manifestor decides to fill in the river’s mouth, dig a new channel, and send the water in another direction. He gives the workers their orders—and they carry them out. What happens next? The owners of waterfront cafés and hotels have to dismantle their buildings, pack up their equipment, and move it to the new shoreline. Everything changes—all because of the Manifestor, and he did it without making any loud announcements or proclamations.

❗️Don’t confuse apples with oranges. Remember, everyone’s inner engine has a different capacity; not everyone needs to be great or famous. Being born a Manifestor doesn’t obligate you to any of that. Your influence may operate within a very small circle—for example, within your family, on your landing, or in your embroidery group.

Overall, it’s important not to shy away from your influence. That’s exactly why you came into this life. Changing the rules of the game, issuing new laws, and redirecting the flow of processes, events, and people onto new paths is part of your purpose. Accept that you have influence and are influential. Your nature is to open doors, abruptly change the course of events, rouse others to action, and then quickly move on to the next starting point.

The key to harmony is to inform before you act. A quick “I’m about to…” doesn’t take away your freedom, but it spares those around you from shock and resistance. Your sign that you’re on the right track is a feeling of peace. Its opposite—anger—is a signal that you either didn’t give yourself enough momentum or ran into obstacles because you didn’t notify other people.

Set aside time to replenish your energy after each initiative: your impulses are powerful, yet they periodically need a vacation to reboot your nervous system. The cleaner the cycle “conceive—inform—initiate—rest,” the easier it is for you and the less turbulence swirls around you.

• Living as Your True Self: being pleasantly surprised by people and events—life feels like one continuous surprise.
• Living the False Self: disappointment with people and circumstances.

In a Reflector’s Design there are no defined centers and no fixed, constant circulation of energy. Statistically, Reflectors are the rarest Type. Nothing in their nature is permanent.

You are a non-energy Type. This means that what you bring to life is not energy—work or effort—but awareness, experience, and knowledge. Your energetic structure and configuration are fluid. First, you came into this world to see, try, and learn different things. Second, a Reflector’s true way of living is surprise—life as ongoing wonder. These two facts are closely interwoven.

💬 New places, new people, new experiences and insights—a constant cycle with no stability or predictability—are what give rise to surprise and variety. You simply have to make peace with that.

Because nothing is fixed, every new experience strikes a unique chord. Each new person and every fresh situation are reflected in your responses and reflections. Reflectors easily sense global trends, other people, and the overall flow of energy in the world.

A Reflector is a natural pressure gauge, aware of when the atmosphere needs to be pumped up or, conversely, released. You speak about this and share views based on a vast reservoir of lived experience. You gather multifaceted, profound experience on many levels of being, which allows you to remain exceptionally objective across a wide range of issues.

💬 Reflectors are a mirror of their surroundings. By keenly reading the atmosphere, they show the group whether its “aura” is healthy and where change is ripening.

Your main compass is the feeling of surprise; when that childlike sparkle fades, it signals that the environment is running short on new reflections. Whenever possible, choose places where fresh ideas and people circulate—this is how you stay tuned to the pulse of the times. It is best to make decisions only after completing a full lunar cycle: during that period different environments influence you, and you see the subject in all its colors. By month’s end, what remains is a pure sensation you can trust.

Your presence is invaluable wherever an honest mirror is needed: teams, communities, and families receive objective feedback about their “climate” through you. The more carefully you treat your rich range of impressions, the clearer the reflection and the deeper the wisdom you offer the world.