1. Your Life Title (The Archetype)
"The Serene Life-Artist Turning Daily Life into a Festival"
Rather than becoming a king who conquers the world, you chose to be a 'Gardener', cultivating your own small garden to make it the most beautiful in the world. Your identity is a 'Happy Citizen' and a 'Kind Neighbor'. Your life is a quiet yet profound drama of happiness, created by present satisfaction (L, S), warm relationships (E), and undisturbed daily life (O).
2. Narrative Script
Your life plot is "The story of a protagonist who abandons greed (R) and steps into reality (S), builds his own comfortable paradise (E) with his characteristic optimism (L) and sincerity (O), and enjoys true abundance within it."
Chapter 1. The Origin: "A simple-minded person who eats well and smiles often"
Neurological Background: LHb (calmness) + Insula (sensory development) + rACC (optimism)
As a child, you were a "diligent son/daughter" and a "happy virus."
You didn't whine to your parents for expensive toys (P) or cry while imagining scary things (L, I absence). Simply eating delicious snacks (S), spending time with friends (E), and keeping your belongings neatly organized (O) was enough to make your day enjoyable.
Although he was not greedy and disliked competition, he quietly completed his tasks, earning the affection of his teachers and friends as "the child who makes you feel at ease when you're with him."
Chapter 2. Conflict and Challenge (The Challenge): "The Value of Ordinariness"
Neurological Background: LHb (Loss of Motivation) + rACC (Apathy to Crisis) vs. the Pressures of the World
Your biggest conflict as an adult is 'mismatch with the pace of the world.'
The world urges you to "climb higher (R)" and "prepare for the future (C). But you ask "Why, when I'm already happy enough now?" Your brain doesn't understand sacrificing the present for a greater reward (LHb+L).
This leads to criticism from those around you, such as "complacent" or "lack of ambition." Your crisis isn't an external failure, but a feeling of social alienation when your simple happiness is disparaged as "incompetence."
Chapter 3. The Resolution: "Master of Happiness"
Neurological Background: Daily Completion of vmPFC (Value) and dACC (Order)
The moment your story triumphs is when you prove that "steady happiness" ultimately trumps "flashback success."
While your fiercely competitive friends collapse from burnout, you remain smiling, with a healthy body (S), an organized home (O), and the people who support you (E).
Instead of leaving behind grand achievements, you realize that the greatest accomplishment is the daily routine of cooking a warm meal, wearing clean clothes, and making eye contact with a loved one. You become a role model for those around you, a "peaceful adult they most want to emulate."
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3. Key Themes
These are the two core themes that permeate your life story.
① Sensory Contentment:
For you, happiness isn't a mental concept (I). It's a concrete sensation (S)—the smell of freshly baked bread, the feel of a fluffy blanket, the sound of a friend's laughter. You're a collector, capturing every moment of joy through your five senses.
② Orderly Serenity:
You dislike chaos (O). However, your order isn't obsessive, but rather 'comfortable.' You believe that only when your life is organized (O) can you truly enjoy leisure (L), and sincerity is the most powerful tool for maintaining your peace.
4. Level 3 Advice for You (Conclusion)
"Your satisfaction isn't stagnation, but completion."
PSEOL types are those who, from birth, mastered the "small but certain happiness" (so-hwakhaeng) so desperately sought by modern people. Your life, free from stress (C) and deprivation (R), is a blessing in itself.
Just try adding a little "variety" to your perfect routine. Sometimes, take a path untraveled (D) or try a more challenging dish. This won't disrupt your peace, but rather, it will be a joyful event that enriches your happiness.
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