The 127 Tritype®, often called The Teacher, combines Type 1 (Perfectionist), Type 2 (Helper), and Type 7 (Enthusiast). While all six variations share traits like being ethical, caring, and fun-loving, the order of dominance among the types creates distinct expressions. Each combination in the Teacher tritype share very similar motivations so unlike other tritypes within this tritype they do not have unique names. Here’s how each variation differs:
127: Core Type 1
- Primary Focus: Being ethical, responsible, and doing things “the right way.”
- Secondary Influence: Warmth and a desire to help others (Type 2).
- Tertiary Influence: Optimism and a love for new experiences (Type 7).
- Key Traits: Highly principled yet engaging, this person seeks to improve the world while making life enjoyable. They balance their perfectionism with a playful side.
172: Core Type 1
- Primary Focus: Responsibility and high standards, but with a stronger emphasis on helping others.
- Secondary Influence: Enthusiasm and positivity (Type 7).
- Tertiary Influence: Warmth and interpersonal connection (Type 2).
- Key Traits: A principled helper who combines their sense of duty with an upbeat, fun-loving nature. They aim to inspire others while maintaining ethical integrity.
217: Core Type 2
- Primary Focus: Helping others feel loved and supported.
- Secondary Influence: Ethical responsibility and high standards (Type 1).
- Tertiary Influence: Optimism and spontaneity (Type 7).
- Key Traits: A warm, nurturing individual who helps others in a structured yet lively way. They prioritize relationships while maintaining a sense of duty.
271: Core Type 2
- Primary Focus: Providing care and support but with a stronger emphasis on positivity.
- Secondary Influence: Responsibility and ethics (Type 1).
- Tertiary Influence: Enthusiasm for life and new experiences (Type 7).
- Key Traits: A playful helper who uses optimism to uplift others while ensuring their actions align with their values. They are lighthearted yet responsible.
712: Core Type 7
- Primary Focus: Seeking fun, freedom, and new experiences.
- Secondary Influence: Responsibility and high standards (Type 1).
- Tertiary Influence: Warmth and a desire to help others (Type 2).
- Key Traits: An adventurous individual who balances their love for excitement with a sense of duty. They are playful but also strive to do things ethically.
721: Core Type 7
- Primary Focus: Enjoying life’s possibilities but with a stronger focus on helping others.
- Secondary Influence: Warmth and interpersonal connection (Type 2).
- Tertiary Influence: Responsibility and structure (Type 1).
- Key Traits: A fun-loving person who uses their charm to support others while maintaining ethical principles. They are caring yet spontaneous.
Summary of Differences:
- When Type 1 dominates, the person is more principled and structured, balancing responsibility with warmth and playfulness.
- When Type 2 dominates, the focus is on helping others through emotional connection while maintaining positivity and ethics.
- When Type 7 dominates, the person is more adventurous and fun-loving but still ensures their actions are ethical and supportive.
Each variation reflects how these three types work together in different orders to create unique personality expressions!
