Jungian Archetypes
(read more about them below)
Sage
The Sage archetype is highly dedicated when it comes to seeking knowledge and wisdom. If the Sage archetype were a vehicle, then information would be its fuel. Practically everything that they experience in life is a lesson for them, as they're able to identify the obscure meanings behind every event in their lives.
Warrior
The Warrior archetype thrives on bravado and seeks every opportunity to display its formidable sense of courage. Individuals who identify with this archetype tend to feel the need to prove their worth by performing courageous acts. It's one of the defining attributes of a typical Warrior archetype.
Lover
At first glance, the title “Lover” might come as a surprise to some. However, the Lover archetype is associated less with romance and sexuality and has more to do with commitment, faithfulness, and other such beautiful things. They desire to find love, but not just any love, spiritual love.
Jester
The Jester archetype lives for the moment. Nothing pleases them more than experiencing emotions to the maximum. The name of the Jester archetype is pretty self-explanatory; they're the ones with the infectious laughs and a bag full of jokes.
Outlaw
The Outlaw archetype is best described to be free-minded and free-spirited. Nothing stands in their way and nothing controls their desires. They're the true representation of what it really means to be the captain of your own ship.
Inventor
The Inventor archetype associates itself with being completely and entirely original. Their greatest pride lies in their ability to be creative when it comes to everyday life and achieving the goals that they've set for themselves. Inventors are constantly paving ways for others to follow.
Everyman
The Everyman archetype is one of the most interesting archetypes in society. They're essentially the building blocks of this world and are the ones who restore faith in humanity. One of the most distinct attributes about an Everyman archetype is his or her ability to blend into any group thinkable.
Companion
The Companion Archetype is a compassionate altruist whose selflessness comes unparalleled. They're always willing to help the people around them, be it friends, strangers, or sometimes even foes. Their generosity inspires everyone around them and fills receivers with an immense amount of gratitude.
Optimist
The Optimist archetype is best defined by its sheer positivity and optimism. They believe in this world and all of the people in it.
Shaman
The Shaman archetype can be described to be somewhat aloof when it comes to forming personal connections. Their deep connections with the universe make them difficult to understand, and they know that themselves.
Explorer
The Explorer archetype has high regard for his or her freedom. Sitting still for even just a short period of time can cause them to feel jittery, uneasy, and restless. They crave adventure and they feed on new experiences.
Ruler
Leading is arguably the most distinctive trait of a ruler archetype. While others tend to avoid playing the role of a leader, Rulers are absolutely comfortable with volunteering to take charge. It's important to note that it's not the desire to lead that defines the Ruler archetype, but the actual quality of leadership that they're able to provide.