Your results are in!
Your impact archetype is the Truth Seeker!
Your big goal is to make sense of yourself and the world around you.
Mantra: Finding out the truth is only half of it. It’s what you do with it that matters.
As a Truth Seeker, you are motivated to seek your truth and how you fit in the world. You courageously take on new adventures. You are introspective and have a deep desire to understand everything that’s happening to you and around you.
Truth, honesty, integrity, and awareness are some of your top values and that makes you a great leader because you tend to know yourself very well.
At your best, you are an EXPERT in your field and the values driver for teams.
People rely on you because you are able to look at the data and make tough decisions. You are analytical and you understand nuance. You are great and putting things into context and connecting circumstances to the bigger picture.
YOUR STRENGTHS
Independent
Inquisitive
Studious
Objective
Analytical
Because you’re motivated to seek knowledge as a Truth Seeker, you might get lost in your work and become isolated. It’s easy for you to pile on too many tasks or lose hours researching the best strategy. Your fire burns brightly, but that means you risk burning out. Do your best to find ways to diversify your tasks, share your findings with others, and regularly connect with supportive friends or family.
Want to maximize your impact as a Truth Seeker?
Here’s what you do:
Be on the lookout for burnout.
When you are in research mode and the information gathering phase, you may have a tendency to withdraw. This could evolve into dreading social interactions and finding releases that may not be healthy long-term.
Manage your energy.
While finding information and consuming media is a regular activity for you, this can become draining over time when you don’t diversify your tasks and have somewhere to direct that knowledge.
Reconnect with yourself and your core values.
As a Truth Seeker, you are driven to know more so you can show up in a more expansive way. Remember to make time to practice what you love, and integrate what you’re learning.
Ask for help.
You’re a go-to person to find information, but don’t forget that your eye and critical thinking is a valuable resource to others! Your help does not have to only look like being the sage… you can be the guide as well. Ask people to help you… help them.
Plan self care.
Schedule and protect time to indulge in media and activities that you find nourishing and uplifting.
Celebrate the small victories.
Much of what you have done has likely earned recognition because of your diligence and commitment to see things through honestly and completely, but make time to celebrate the journey beyond the external recognition– finishing a book on your reading list, gaining clarity in your role, enforcing a new boundary.
Hi, I’m Diaris
I’m an operations leader, consultant, and coach who designs strategies that deliver the results that matter.
I’m on a mission to help people deal with burnout so the world can benefit from their unique gifts.
Today, I support mission-driven high achievers in achieving more nourishing habits and effective operations so that they can sustainably lead their lives with more meaning, purpose, and impact.