lesson 7,2

Blue Personal Arrow / FLR

Mental
Compass

🟢 You need: Paper, pencil,
and coloured markers to draw
an arrow. You will use
these to summarise
your experiences from:

Lesson 2.1 – The Flow Model, which describe the code (Challenger) F and (Skills) B
Lesson 4.2 – The Decision Color, which shows you the mental code T/F or S/I
Lessons 6.3 and 7.1 –The Roles, which give you the code:
R (Warrior) and H (Helper)

Personal
Arrow

By using the color system
and the mental compass
from Lesson 4.2,
we can draw our personal
team profile as an arrow

Secret: 7

The Diamond of the SGL Concept

  • The SGL Color circle,
    reflects Carl Gustav Jung’s mental compass.

  • The black arrows mark the team players.

  • The overall picture tells about the team’s
    energy and chemistry.

With pencil and crayons:
The chemistry and energy of your team is interpreted

Profile arrows and chess roles

The Rook

ROCK

is a rational blue Warrior-

ROCK

DECISION COLOR: Blue AXIS / Thinking - TF FUNCTIONAL: Warrior DECISION: Risk Securing

KNIGHT

is an innovative purple Warrior.

KNIGHT

DECISION COLOR: Purple AXIS / Intuition - SI FUNCTIONAL: Warrior DECISION: Risk Willing

BISHOP

is a wise red Helper

BISHOP

DECISION COLOR: Red AXIS / Sensing - SI FUNCTIONAL: Helper DECISION: Risk Strong

The Pawn

PAWN

is a loyal yellow Helper

PAWN

DECISION COLOR: Yellow AXIS / Feeling - TF FUNCTIONAL: Helper DECISION: Risk Consensus

Find Your personal arrow Here

With these elements in hand, you are ready to draw yourself — and everyone in your team — as a colored arrow. – (Note: colors cannot switch between axes.)

  • Your strongest function/color forms the arrowhead on the vertical axis.
  • Your weakest side (the shadow) forms the tail on the same axis.
  • The arms on the horizontal axis show your auxiliary functions:
  • The right arm (two-eyed) is the stronger helper function.
  • The left arm (one-eyed) is the weaker one.

                                     (F) axis for Challanges  / (B) axis for Skills

Home Lesson 7,2

Imagine each individual in your own workgroup, or team or project. – You know that everyone is different. Find their arrow-head and color and strongest qualities, or even easier: Find their arrow-tail and shadow sides and weakest qualities. Then you have the main axis and can draw their Person-Arrow. – Then go on to Lesson 7,3

NEXT LESSON 7,3

How is the energy
and chemistry on your team?
Create a test model and see the analysis!
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