A person with the 6/3 Profile, the Role Model / Martyr, moves back and forth between full involvement and watching from a distance. With Line 3 they learn by trying, making and breaking bonds along the way, and with Line 6 they carry the hope of finding something worth trusting. Partnership matters more to a 6/3 than to almost any other Profile.

A person with the 6/2 Profile, the Role Model / Hermit, moves through three phases of life, from trial and error to a long stretch of watching from a distance, and then a return to full involvement. Others tend to call on a 6/2 for objective judgment, and trust sits at the center of every close bond.

For a person with the 4/6 Profile, the Opportunist / Role Model, much of life unfolds through friendship and trust. A person with this Profile hopes to share what they know with the people close to them, while their Design carries a pull toward distance and careful observation. Giving too much to the circle can bring fatigue, and the right friendships help them stay true to their own principles.

The 3/6 Profile, the Martyr / Role Model, learns through direct experience early in life and later becomes an example that others can learn from. Trial and error in the first decades turns into the lived understanding a 3/6 carries forward.