You probably remember your dominant style.
That's the one that showed up first, made the most sense, and became the shorthand for how you think.
But your result had another part.
And that second style may explain some things your dominant style doesn't.
Think about someone who's naturally great at generating ideas but also needs a lot of freedom.
That combination can make them incredibly creative.
It can also make finishing difficult when finishing means choosing one direction and letting the others go.
Or someone who naturally brings structure but also needs variety.
They might build an excellent system... then get bored with it the second it becomes repetitive.
Neither style is the problem.
It's the interaction between them.
Your dominant style tells you a lot about what comes naturally to you. Your secondary can change how that strength actually shows up in your work, your money, and the places where you get stuck.
Your profile lets you read across into that second style now.
Open it, find the question about what you're actually paid for, and look at what both styles say.
Then ask yourself:
Where are these two parts of me pulling in different directions?
That tension may explain more than either style does by itself.
-Jada 🫶🏾
