1. The Reformer (Perfectionist)
Principled, disciplined, and idealistic, Reformers strive for perfection and moral integrity. They fear being flawed or wrong and often hold themselves to very high standards.
2. The Helper (Giver)
Caring, empathetic, and generous, Helpers seek to feel loved by meeting others’ needs. They fear being unworthy of love or unwanted.
3. The Achiever (Performer)
Ambitious, adaptable, and image-conscious, Achievers focus on success and recognition. They fear failure or being seen as worthless.
4. The Individualist (Romantic)
Creative, introspective, and emotionally deep, Individualists value authenticity and uniqueness. They fear being insignificant or misunderstood.
5. The Investigator (Observer)
Analytical, curious, and private, Investigators seek knowledge and self-sufficiency. They fear being helpless or incapable.
6. The Loyalist (Guardian)
Responsible, loyal, and cautious, Loyalists prioritize safety and preparedness. They fear insecurity or lack of support.
7. The Enthusiast (Adventurer)
Optimistic, spontaneous, and fun-loving, Enthusiasts seek excitement and avoid pain or boredom. They fear being trapped in emotional discomfort.
8. The Challenger (Protector)
Confident, assertive, and resourceful, Challengers value control and independence. They fear weakness or being controlled by others.
9. The Peacemaker (Mediator)
Easygoing, accepting, and conflict-averse, Peacemakers seek harmony and inner peace. They fear disconnection or conflict with others.
