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Understanding your readout

What Are the 6 Sides?

The 6 Sides are the parts of you the assessment measures. Everyone has all six. What differs is how available each one is when life asks something of you.

Your 6 sides are not personality types, and none of them is better than another. Think of them as a crew. When one side is carrying most of the weight, the others get less practice — and the ones that get the least practice are usually the ones you need for whatever comes next.

Your readout shows which sides you lean on, which are carrying too much, and which are harder to reach.

Illustration of the Adventurer — a traveler crossing open highland terrain

The Adventurer

Moves. Takes the risk. Steps into the unknown.

When it is strong: You act before you are certain and can tolerate discomfort while you move.
When it is hard to reach: You wait for certainty that never arrives, and plans stay plans.

Illustration of the Life Enthusiast — an artist painting on the floor

The Life Enthusiast

Feels alive. Follows curiosity, play, and desire.

When it is strong: You notice what you actually enjoy and let it pull you forward.
When it is hard to reach: Life becomes duty and maintenance, with little that feels like yours.

Illustration of the Conscientious One — a man in a suit reviewing notes on a clipboard

The Conscientious One

Protects. Keeps standards, follows through, watches for danger.

When it is strong: You are reliable and prepared without becoming rigid.
When it is hard to reach: Either nothing feels safe enough, or details slip and trust erodes.

Illustration of the Connector — a host welcoming guests at a gate

The Connector

Cares. Tends relationships and keeps connection intact.

When it is strong: You stay warm and connected without disappearing.
When it is hard to reach: You keep the peace by abandoning your own position.

Illustration of the Leader — a woman in armor pointing the way forward at the head of her company

The Leader

Decides. Sets direction and takes responsibility.

When it is strong: You choose, own the choice, and move people forward.
When it is hard to reach: You defer, over-explain, or wait for permission.

Illustration of the Mediator — a composer conducting an orchestra, drawing many parts into one piece

The Mediator

Understands. Holds more than one truth at a time.

When it is strong: You weigh perspectives and find a workable path.
When it is hard to reach: You analyze in circles, or you flatten nuance to end the tension.

How to read your scores

—A high side is not a trophy. It often means that side has been doing extra work for a long time.
—A low side is not a flaw. It is a side that has had little practice and can be strengthened.
—The useful question is not “which side am I?” but “which side does my next step require?”

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