Case Studies

Watch testimonials from a wide range of individuals using the Striving Styles to find happiness and satisfaction in their lives as well as to pursue their dreams in order to achieve their potential.

- discusses what she understands about herself and how that helps her to become who she is meant to be

- shares what she has learned about herself and her parents through the Striving Styles

- shares how the Striving Styles helped her through her teen years to become a happy, confident young adult

- discusses why she prefers the Striving Styles to the MBTI®

- shares how the Striving Styles has helped him and why he loves it

- share what their clients are saying and who is using the Striving Styles

What's your Striving Style?

The Adventurer

Adventurers get their need to be spontaneous met by being in constant activity and are action-oriented individuals.

The Artist

Artists get their need to be creative met by creating or being surrounded by beauty; they imagine a perfect ideal and then strive to create it.

The Intellectual

Intellectuals meet their need to be knowledgeable by engaging in continuous learning, conceptual clarity, and self-mastery.

The Leader

Leaders get their need to be in control met by “taking charge” and organizing people, activities and work.

The Performer

Performers get their need to be recognized met by seeking center stage and are energetic, charming and enthusiastic.

The Socializer

Socializers get their need to be connected met by being with people, building networks and getting involved.

The Stabilizer

Stabilizers meet their need to be secure by meeting societal and familial expectations and are very loyal people.

The Visionary

Visionaries meet their need to be perceptive by seeking to attain awareness, understanding and continuous improvement.

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