knowing is not feeling.

Global 5 Primary Type Descriptions

Limbic

(14.3% of women; 6.6% of men)

easily hurt, does not keep emotions under control, envious, quick tempered, can't do anything when they don't feel good, emotional, bitter, attracted to things associated with sadness, has love/hate relationships with most things, sabotages self, more doubt than belief, thinks the world is a dangerous place, searches for identity, fears having no identity, suspicious of others, more past than future, desires security and support, fears being without guidance, familiar with the role of victim, hypersensitive, defensive, dependent on the support and nurturance of others, more feeling than doing, dislikes change, more likely to want a tattoo, can be hurtful, prefers to stick with things they know, wants to feel loved, fears being unwanted or unworthy of love, wants to enhance their self esteem, more likely to have taken anti depressants, prefers instant gratification, has trouble speaking when emotional

favored careers:

author, freelance writer, novelist, bookseller, magazine editor, freelance artist, poet, arts and media, library assistant, bookstore owner, theater teacher, librarian, publisher, songwriter, artist, screenwriter, editor, fashion industry, psychotherapist, art therapist, makeup artist, beautician, playwright, art education, painter, english professor, costume designer, copy editor, photojournalist, interior decorator, performing arts, art director, fashion designer, professional photographer, art teacher, film critic, singer, florist, psychologist, illustrator, dancer, digital artist, travel writer, museum curator, ceo, art curator, business manager, journalist, art historian, clinical psychologist, cosmetologist, cinematographer, hair stylist, performer, music journalist, dance teacher, psychoanalyst, hair dresser, research psychologist, fashion merchandiser, filmmaker, musician, fashion editor, stylist, theater industry, copywriter, home maker, music industry, reporter, wedding planner, philosophy professor, actor, music therapist, media industry, theater director, broadcast journalist, interior designer, therapist, counselor, web designer, photographer, philosopher, psychiatrist, english teacher

disfavored careers:

athlete, supervisor, engineer, coach, ceo, businessman, military intelligence, athletic trainer, sports management, firefighter, mechanical engineer, operations manager, fighter pilot, mechanical profession, sports medicine, lifeguard, project manager, construction manager, financial advisor, international business specialist, military employee, industrial engineer, manager, paramedic/emt, security specialist, systems engineer, soldier, real estate investor, mechanic, business administrator, police officer, office manager, business analyst, civil engineer stock broker, personal trainer, electrical engineer, math teacher

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i would say, it seems to be extremely accurate...

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