You live life doing the right thing, and you understand what doing the right thing is better than anyone else.

Despite being a leader of virtue and having a deep understanding of moral standards, you are also rational. You deeply focus on beliefs and value systems.

This is the primary way how you live life and even run your business.

The Leaders of Virtue are often given the power to make the rules, and the law, because of their conviction of always doing the right thing and establishing the moral standards for society.

With your virtue, you are able to consume the truth and use it to build a community with a strong bond and connection.

You are a leader and a beginner of a tradition.

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

This could mean that the productivity style that fit you best is through focusing on tiny time increments.

Your introverted perceiving function is very time-based; therefore, you cannot focus on a huge stretch of time. Rather, you have you to do a lot more of conscious planning.

What we mean by looking at small time increments is when you do some planning for a certain goal that you want to achieve, you break down your tasks into small pieces – and then you work on those tiny tasks every single day.

Enter James Clear’s Atomic Habits. For you, this is a must-read, highly recommended.

You are all about focusing on the day and then determining where or what you want in life.

If you have certain goals, such as becoming healthier, you plan your day bit by bit on the things that are significant to your process.

Some good examples are:

• Dedicating half an hour to a work-out routine

• Scheduling 8 AM in the morning up to 12 Noon working for your business

Although it doesn’t always mean having to devote a fixed amount of time to every task consistently, the idea is to just see the processes day by day and trust that this process will work out and lead you to where you want to be.

Think about what you want in the future, break it down into tiny actionable steps, and then trust that it will happen.

The checklist approach is highly valuable to your 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.