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 Your primary type is Five. In this section, we'll dive deep into the Five profile to understand how it drives your core emotions, fears, and desires, as well as how it impacts you in relationships and at work. In a Nutshell Fives believe their resources are scarce, and that they don’t have enough of what they need. Unlike other types who go out into the world to get more of what they need, Fives take the opposite approach and instead decide to minimize their needs as much as possible. To achieve this they withdraw from the world, retreating into their minds to conserve their time, energy and other resources. At their core, Fives fear being overwhelmed by the needs of others, and by extension, their own physical and emotional needs. They have a sensitive core which they aim to protect by isolating themselves from people, situations and certain aspects of themselves to avoid having demands placed on them.

Analysis: 20. You wouldn't dream of doing something without thinking it through, and you typically have a deeper understanding of the situation than the people around you—simply because you take the time to really think about it. While you may sometimes be accused of overthinking things (and in fact, you are prone to getting stuck in analysis when you should be taking action), for the most part, your thoughtfulness allows you to understand more deeply, predict more accurately, and set more detailed goals. Rather than react too quickly, you take time to ponder, with the result that your choices tend to be well thought-out and carefully considered.

Eights are motivated by the desire to be independent and to take charge of themselves and others. They are assertive personalities and passionate about life, which they approach with vigor and confidence. Eights know how to look after themselves. They pursue their own destiny.

These are the qualities of natural leaders, and whatever role they find themselves in, Eights have an imposing presence. They are action people, preferring to 'do' rather than conceptualize, and they are ready to make the difficult decisions and accept the consequences if things go wrong. At the same time, Eights believe that people should be encouraged to help themselves rather than relying on others for assistance. 'Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime' is a piece of proverbial wisdom that Eights wholeheartedly buy into.