Part 5 · The Six Lines and the Twelve Profiles
What this part is about
Your profile describes your role in life: how you walk your path and how others see you while you do. The part first explains how a profile comes from two lines and gives an overview of all twelve profiles — a costume for your role, not a cage.
Then the six lines follow one by one: the Investigator, the Hermit, the Martyr, the Opportunist, the Heretic and the Role Model, each with its strengths and typical learning paths.
The last and longest block goes through the twelve profiles: 1/3, 1/4, 2/4, 2/5, 3/5, 3/6, 4/6, 4/1, 5/1, 5/2, 6/2 and 6/3. Use the chapter list to jump straight to your own profile.
Chapters
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- 0:00 Lines and Profiles: Your Role in Life
- 5:12 Line 1 — The Investigator
- 7:54 Line 2 — The Hermit
- 10:41 Line 3 — The Martyr
- 13:27 Line 4 — The Opportunist
- 16:14 Line 5 — The Heretic
- 19:12 Line 6 — The Role Model
- 22:16 Profile 1/3 — Investigator/Martyr
- 25:06 Profile 1/4 — Investigator/Opportunist
- 28:00 Profile 2/4 — Hermit/Opportunist
- 30:45 Profile 2/5 — Hermit/Heretic
- 33:37 Profile 3/5 — Martyr/Heretic
- 36:36 Profile 3/6 — Martyr/Role Model
- 39:46 Profile 4/6 — Opportunist/Role Model
- 42:50 Profile 4/1 — Opportunist/Investigator
- 45:42 Profile 5/1 — Heretic/Investigator
- 48:31 Profile 5/2 — Heretic/Hermit
- 51:15 Profile 6/2 — Role Model/Hermit
- 54:07 Profile 6/3 — Role Model/Martyr
Keep learning
- To read at your own pace in the knowledge section: The 6 Lines
- To read at your own pace in the knowledge section: The 12 Profiles
- Part 5 in the audiobook — audio only, in separate chapters
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- All 8 video lessons at a glance