Archetypes-related sentences and words
| Archetype | Sentence | Word | Cluster |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sage | “The truth will set you free” | Learning, Expert, Credibility | Independence and Fulfillment |
| Innocent | “Free to be you and me” | Optimism, Simplicity, Goodness | |
| Explorer | “Don’t fence me in” | Freedom, Adventure, Independence | |
| Ruler | “Power isn’t everything. It’s the only thing” | Power, Control, Authority | Stability and Control |
| Creator | “If it can be imagined, it can be created” | Creativity, Innovation, Vision | |
| Caregiver | “We live to serve” | Friend, Care, Protection | |
| Regular Guy | “Love they neighbor as yourself” | Democracy, Regular, Empathy | Belonging and enjoyment |
| Lover | “I only have eyes for you” | Sensuality, Pleasure, Intimacy | |
| Jester | “A life without fun is a life half-lived” | Enjoyment, Humour, Relaxation | |
| Hero | “Where there’s a will, there’s a way” | Not considered | Risk and Mastery |
| Magician | “It can be done!” | ||
| Outlaw | “Rules are meant to be broken” |
| Archetype | Sentence | Word | Cluster |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sage | “The truth will set you free” | Learning, Expert, Credibility | Independence and Fulfillment |
| Innocent | “Free to be you and me” | Optimism, Simplicity, Goodness | |
| Explorer | “Don’t fence me in” | Freedom, Adventure, Independence | |
| Ruler | “Power isn’t everything. It’s the only thing” | Power, Control, Authority | Stability and Control |
| Creator | “If it can be imagined, it can be created” | Creativity, Innovation, Vision | |
| Caregiver | “We live to serve” | Friend, Care, Protection | |
| Regular Guy | “Love they neighbor as yourself” | Democracy, Regular, Empathy | Belonging and enjoyment |
| Lover | “I only have eyes for you” | Sensuality, Pleasure, Intimacy | |
| Jester | “A life without fun is a life half-lived” | Enjoyment, Humour, Relaxation | |
| Hero | “Where there’s a will, there’s a way” | Not considered | Risk and Mastery |
| Magician | “It can be done!” | ||
| Outlaw | “Rules are meant to be broken” |
Source: Adapted from Mark and Pearson (2001)
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