1. Your Life Title (The Archetype)
"The Free Idealist Soaring the Boundless Sky"
You are not a warrior fighting a tragic fate. You are an "Adventurer" who freely explores the world's playground, and a "Muse" who inspires others to dream. Your life is a delightful epic, transforming seemingly impossible dreams (I) into joyful realities with boundless positivity (L) and explosive energy (R).
2. Core Narrative Script (Narrative Script)
Your life plot is "A road movie (Road Movie) where a curious soul (I, D) fearlessly (L) explores the world and discovers its own utopia with love (E) and passion (R)"
Chapter 1. The Origin: "The Lovely Troublemaker"
Neurological Background: NAcc (Approach Motivation) + mPFC (Free-spiritedness) + rACC (Lack of Fear)
As a child, you were likely a "bully" or a "mood maker".
You were a person who acted without thinking about the consequences (D) when your curiosity (I) sparked. However, with your characteristic optimism (L) and charm (E), you mesmerized adults and earned their forgiveness.
For you, the world wasn't a school where you had to follow rules, but a treasure island where new treasures (Reward) were hidden every day. The prohibition of "Don't" was likely just a catalyst that fueled your adventurous spirit.
Chapter 2. Conflict and Challenge (The Challenge): "The Crisis of Unbearable Lightness"
Neurological Background: The Side Effects of the mPFC (Distraction) and rACC (Crisis Insensitivity)
In your adult narrative, a crisis comes when you face the "weight of reality".
You start countless things (Start), meet countless people (Connect), but struggle to persevere (Finish) to the end (D). Your optimistic brain (L) whispers, "Somehow things will work out," but reality is harsh, sometimes leading to financial losses or a loss of trust.
Your conflict arises between your "instinct to live freely" and your "reality of responsibility." The fear of drifting aimlessly and becoming a "childish Peter Pan" may cross your mind midway through life.
Chapter 3. The Resolution: "The Inspiring Mentor"
Neurological Background: Integration of vmPFC (Values) and mPFC (Creativity)
Your story is complete when your "freedom" becomes courage to others.
Instead of being forced to settle or confined to a system (O), you choose to share (E) your experiences and intuition (I) with others. You become the only one who can tell people, "It's okay to be unconventional" and "It's okay to fail."
You are not a playboy chasing pleasure alone, but a "liberator of the soul" who awakens people's hardened hearts, affirming your life.
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3. Key Themes
These are the two key themes that permeate your life story.
① Boundless Expansion:
For you, the meaning of life lies in increasing your "sum of experience". You constantly expand yourself toward new knowledge (I), unfamiliar destinations (D), and new relationships (E). For you, stability is not stagnation, but regression.
② Romantic Optimism:
You don't believe pessimistic data. You hold the romantic belief (L, E) that "love and hope will ultimately win out". This unfounded confidence sometimes puts you at risk, but ultimately, it becomes the driving force behind miracles.
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4. Level 3 Advice for You (Conclusion)
"A kite can only fly higher if it's tied to a string."
RIEDL types are like sports cars without brakes. They can travel the fastest and farthest, but they also have the greatest risk of falling off a cliff (Safety Insensitivity).
To prevent your splendid narrative from ending in vain, you need a partner (C, O tendencies) who can offer practical advice, or at least a chapter called "safety net." Acknowledge that you need an "anchor"—one that, rather than holding you back, helps you fly longer and farther. With that, your adventure will continue forever.