The Relentless Craftsman

You have a quality of commitment that most people don't understand until they see what it produces. When you pick something up, you don't put it down until it's done right — and "done right" is a standard you've set yourself. You combine the explorer's drive to go further with the builder's need to make something real, and you do it alone, quietly, relentlessly.

You are in a long-term relationship with mastery. You chose something — a craft, a domain, a practice — and you're in it. Not because anyone asked you to be, not because it's prestigious, but because you need to know how deep it goes.

You are self-directed in the extreme. You don't need external validation to keep going. Your internal standard is your compass, and it's exacting.

Your light and your shadow

What drives you. What drains you.

Your growth edge

Let someone in. Share the craft. The mastery multiplies when transmitted.