Discover Your Five Elements Profile

To determine your own Five Elements Profile, please enter your birthdate below.

The result will be an assignment of up to three elements:

1. Primary Attribute
You at your best.

2. Secondary & Developmental Attribute
You under stress / You as a child.
3. Relational Attribute
How you are viewed by others.
Once you know your profile, you can understand your strengths, your stress points, and how you relate to the world.

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Your personal attributes

Primary Attribute

You at your best

Secondary / Developmental Attribute

You under stress / You as a child

Relational Attribute

How you are viewed by others

Invite your friends, relatives and colleagues to calculate their own Five Elements profiles. With that information, you can overlay your profile and theirs. It might be one person – or you can overlay many profiles, so you can create a family chart, a team chart, or an organizational chart.

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The Archetypes at-a-glance

Philosopher

Inquisitive, Insightful, Analytical

Time and space take on a deep, cyclical quality for the Philosopher. Motivated by the continual quest for knowledge, they aspire toward the Truth with a capital “T.” They have a quiet, internal focus that makes them appear mysterious and at times aloof.

Caregiver

Nuturing, Humble,
Compassionate

Like a warm blanket, Caregivers have the capacity to make others feel nurtured and comforted. Harmony is the Caregiver’s highest aspiration, and they attain it through service. Most compassionate among the nine archetypes, they always seek to expand their circle of inclusion.

Visionary

Creative, Clever, Pioneering

The fast-thinking nature of the Visionary reflects the phenomenon of thunder. They thrive on change, always seeking new adventures and solutions to the situations that life offers. Their outgoing and precocious nature makes them likeable companions, as they view life as a series of synchronistic opportunities that simply need to be recognized.

Optimist

Affable, Inspiring, Empathetic

Optimists possess the capacity to bring a breath of fresh air to any situation. Their highest aspiration is joy, and if they can make the world a better place, even if only for a moment, their mission is fulfilled. Despite their joyful exterior, they can be tenacious advocates for the right cause.

Facilitator

Inclusive, Sensible,
Systematic

Facilitators hold the practical and spiritual core of a group. In this manner, they have the capacity to stand at the center and manage all of the components of any endeavor. They are the stage managers, chiefs of staff and COO’s who are both invisible, yet indispensable. Facilitators aspire toward consensus, allowing everyone to contribute their best selves.

Protector

Orderly, Principled,
Assertive

Protectors are charged with assuring the safety of their people. Seen as “natural born leaders,” Protectors are caring but distant, always keeping an eye on their duty and mission. Integrity and loyalty are of utmost importance to Protectors. Once that is assured, they will defend their people to the end.

Achiever

Task-oriented,
Driven, Conscientious

“Let’s do it,” is the motto of the Achiever. Achievers have work hard-play hard personalities and will jump into any situation with full engagement. They are bold, daring and fun-loving, making them popular companions.

Rock

Solid, Dependable,
Resourceful

Like a mountain, Rocks are solid, reliable, and ever-present. Rocks are loyal friends and trusted confidantes. They are resourceful and well-versed in multiple skills, allowing them to respond to situations from many different perspectives. Their steadfast nature aligns with their aspiration for stability.

Networker

Outgoing, Intuitive,
Charismatic

Networkers possess a warmth and spark in their way of being. They are intellectually bright and intuitively gifted, giving them the ability to be good judges of people and situations. Charming, affable, friendly and humorous, Networkers are skilled at connecting people and committing them to a cause.

Overview of Terms

Elements – Water, Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal

Archetypes – refers to the nine personality and leadership types – Philosopher, Caregiver, Visionary, etc.

Attributes – refers to the lenses by which the archetypes are manifested – Primary, Secondary/ Developmental, Relational