Luminous
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- Joined
- Oct 25, 2017
- Messages
- 10,196
- MBTI Type
- Iᑎᖴᑭ
- Enneagram
- 952
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/sp
Energy Rhythm
Culture Pulse
Instintive Drives
Motivating Values
Strengths VIA
DISC
Strong Anchor
Self-described "night owl". You are creative and introspective and your best work is done during the late afternoon or evening. You experience your highest alertness in the evening and nighttime, and may struggle with getting up early. Being a Strong Anchor means that it is highly likely the Anchor energy rhythm accurately describes you. Because of this, you may have difficulty trying to conform to a typical 9-5 schedule, preferring a flexible work schedule instead.
Peak Late Afternoon - Early Evening
Near the end of a typical 9-5 workday, when most people are in their low-vigilance Recovery period, you experience a rise in energy, mood, and vigilance. This is the best time of day for focused attention on Analyzing Tasks that require lots of analytical and strategic brainpower, such as problem solving, making a project plan, or writing a report.
Trough Early - Mid Afternoon
Right after the typical lunch hour, your energy, mood, and vigilance may take a dip, but never fear! This is a great time to work on Maintenance Tasks -- those low-brainpower, straightforward tasks like catching up on emails, scheduling, running work errands, or making predetermined revisions to documents.
Recovery - Morning
While most people are in their Peak, you are in Recovery. Your energy and mood are high, but not your vigilance -- that intensely-focused alertness. This is the best time for working on Creating Tasks such as brainstorming, designing, researching, critiquing, and collaborating.
Self-described "night owl". You are creative and introspective and your best work is done during the late afternoon or evening. You experience your highest alertness in the evening and nighttime, and may struggle with getting up early. Being a Strong Anchor means that it is highly likely the Anchor energy rhythm accurately describes you. Because of this, you may have difficulty trying to conform to a typical 9-5 schedule, preferring a flexible work schedule instead.
Peak Late Afternoon - Early Evening
Near the end of a typical 9-5 workday, when most people are in their low-vigilance Recovery period, you experience a rise in energy, mood, and vigilance. This is the best time of day for focused attention on Analyzing Tasks that require lots of analytical and strategic brainpower, such as problem solving, making a project plan, or writing a report.
Trough Early - Mid Afternoon
Right after the typical lunch hour, your energy, mood, and vigilance may take a dip, but never fear! This is a great time to work on Maintenance Tasks -- those low-brainpower, straightforward tasks like catching up on emails, scheduling, running work errands, or making predetermined revisions to documents.
Recovery - Morning
While most people are in their Peak, you are in Recovery. Your energy and mood are high, but not your vigilance -- that intensely-focused alertness. This is the best time for working on Creating Tasks such as brainstorming, designing, researching, critiquing, and collaborating.
Culture Pulse


Instintive Drives

Motivating Values


Strengths VIA

DISC
SC: Technician
D 15
I 53
S 95
C 58
D 15
I 53
S 95
C 58