What my archetypes taught me about how I work

This morning I completed an archetypes assessment with Annalise from Manifesto, using a process that works through 60 archetypes and then considers how the strongest ones relate to one another. From this process six archetypes rose to the top, which we whittled down to four: Seeker Driven to continuously learn, grow and expand. This archetype is ambitious and independent, is in perpetual motion and travels lightly. Demonstrating great patience and perseverance, the Seeker stays on a path to find wisdom and truth wherever it may be, leaving no stone unturned or unexamined on the journey. The Seeker connects with the self and arrives at inner meanings through the exploration of the external environment. Driven to know more, the Seeker thirsts for a better way, a better life and a better world.Strengths: Tireless inquiry. Honesty. Self-reliance. Flexibility. Open mind-set.Challenges: Escapism. Loneliness. Tunnel vision. Susceptibility to being deceived. Greater interest in discoveries…