Your pursuit in life is Freedom and Independence – a sense of personal freedom. You believe that you, as a person, must be able to achieve your own choice.

One of the biggest drivers for pursuing entrepreneurship is becoming your own boss, or doing a certain job that enables you to feel independent and not be tied down by anyone or anything.

Aside from your pursuit of freedom, you also value achievement and performance. You are constantly driven and find ways to improve in performing well in whatever aspect – whether in an art form, systems, etc.

The fact that you are an independent being, you can drive people in who can depend on you to help them; and your great achievements and constant drive to perform well make you the best candidate for the people who need help – most especially if you provide a solution that could benefit them most in their terms and not your own.

You like to live in the moment, and people who surround you who are loyal to you deserve your gratitude – as they are part of your achievements.

All these, paired with your pursuit of freedom, will unlock your greatness and success in your business!

In your top four (4) cognitive preferences, your way of perceiving the world is through Introverted Intuition and Extroverted Sensing.

This could mean that when you plan for your future, you lock yourself into a certain target, vision, or goal and then trust that the path will happen by itself.

When you have a goal you want to accomplish, you visualize it and believe that it’s real – it’s already happening, and you are already in the process of going through it.

This idea can be very similar to the Law of Attraction. It is about visualizing, it is broad and intuitive, and it has control over the bird’s eye view of a large stretch of time.

Let’s say, in 10-20 years, this is where you’re going to be. The cause and effect of your actions and how one thing leads to another.

In terms of productivity, you see the present external or physical, sensory quality. The way you visualize is:

I want my physical world to be like /this/ (seeing your vision, future, and goal as if it’s already happening), and then they will do a productive action in the present to change their present into the vision that they are aiming.

Introverted intuition is also about kicking all the obstacles in the way. If you feel there is a resistance or blockage on your way to your goal or vision, you will bulldoze it off. This could mean you would get rid of the “shiny object syndrome” that could potentially distract you from the goal you are aiming for.

You see the bigger picture, and it is through you “knowing” whether a certain goal is reachable or not.

Oftentimes, when you create a vision, and you realize that your present does not match with what you aim to be, this could spike the level of frustration, but it could also become a source of motivation to constantly move forward into achieving your goal faster and maintain productivity.

Your thinking process is objective and external, making you good at following instructions and creating efficiency on an already pre-existing system or logical framework.

Your type is one of the reasons why automation exists – to make things easier, but tweaking an already existing and effective logic, only making it better than it was.

You don’t mind following a pre-established way of doing things or processes and then improving things from there.

A good example is when you’re trying to learn Photoshop, you find ways to be effective and quickly achieve the desired result as soon as possible.

You don’t mind taking only a certain part of the entirety from an external logic, framework, process, or information and making use of it to get a rapid result.

You are simply focused on simply performing a specific task and end with the desired output.

This could also mean that you are a fast learner when given enough information straight up.