Example text Frank

Frank’s major element is fire. The second element is air. The third element is earth. The fourth element is water. This means that Frank’s behaviour is mainly determined by the elements fire and air. The elements earth and water can be used supportively.

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Frank lives in the here and now. He forges ahead directly with much self-confidence while focusing on the results. He does not like wasting time. His capacity for enthusiasm and his energy drive him forward. Highly inventive and blessed with imagination and a keen perception, he prefers the new. He is willing to learn and develop in order to understand the deeper meaning of something. As it is very important to him to make a good impression, he is deeply hurt by failure and embarrassment. He really does not like being controlled. He quickly interprets any such attempts as distrust. He draws new energy from results and success. He can question every situation at any time. This special skill can be interpreted as unpleasant unpredictability.

Frank acts in a spirit of enterprise and focuses on results. He usually takes his decisions on the basis of logical arguments but mostly also actively engages with his feelings. This ability to consider both the facts and the person is one of his really big talents. With his dynamism, he motivates others to consider new ideas and encourages them with remarkable perception while focusing on performance. This enables him to get the best from a team. Frank has natural leadership authority. He improves innovation processes with his unconventional ideas. In doing so, he is very competitive and can be spurred on to excellence. When Frank has clear objectives, he is willing to work long and hard to realise a project. During this process, he can forget all time and physical limits for himself and others or notice them too late. Routine quickly bores and frustrates him. He likes blaming others for problems. He could often benefit from investing more time in planning and preparation.

Frank likes to be informed and up to date with the latest developments. He has a natural talent for clear communication and presentation. These skills can be a great advantage in positions entailing contact with customers. He is just as interested in technical details when they are important for achieving the objective. His concentration suffers if he has to cope with too many people. Frank also tends to instruct and lecture others without being asked. This can be embarrassing and lose him favour without him noticing. Frank gets on best with people who appreciate his open and sometimes too direct manner.

Frank enhances his environment with a lively exchange, spontaneous ideas and creative solutions. He precisely captures what happens around him. This enables him to quickly react to the mood and needs of others. He is generally very flexible and willing to help others solve their problems. Frank is a master of improvisation. With unconventional ideas and approaches, he can clear up difficult situations and create a positive mood in a group. He likes verbal duelling that challenges the wits of the persons involved. Frank has a special sense of how one should conduct oneself in specific situations and makes a positive contribution to discussions with his humour, inspiring ideas and spontaneous proposals.