The Wing Combinations

• Type 1 can have a 9 wing (1w9) or 2 wing (1w2)
• Type 2 can have a 1 wing (2w1) or 3 wing (2w3)
• Type 3 can have a 2 wing (3w2) or 4 wing (3w4)
• Type 4 can have a 3 wing (4w3) or 5 wing (4w5)
• Type 5 can have a 4 wing (5w4) or 6 wing (5w6)
• Type 6 can have a 5 wing (6w5) or 7 wing (6w7)
• Type 7 can have a 6 wing (7w6) or 8 wing (7w8)
• Type 8 can have a 7 wing (8w7) or 9 wing (8w9)
• Type 9 can have a 8 wing (9w8) or 1 wing (9w1)

1w9: The Idealist

The 1w9 combines the perfectionism of Type 1 with the peace-seeking nature of Type 9. They tend to be more calm, objective, and philosophical than other Ones. While still principled and ethical, 1w9s express their ideals in a more detached, less emotionally intense way.

Strengths

• Calm and objective in their approach
• Ability to see multiple perspectives
• Less critical and more accepting than other Ones
• Strong sense of justice without emotional intensity

1w2: The Advocate

The 1w2 combines Type 1's perfectionism with Type 2's interpersonal warmth and desire to help others. They are more outgoing, relationship-oriented, and emotionally expressive than 1w9s. 1w2s want to improve not just systems and principles, but also people's lives.

Strengths

• Warmer and more approachable than other Ones
• Strong desire to help and improve others' lives
• Effective at inspiring change in people
• Balance of principles and compassion

2w1: The Servant

The 2w1 combines Type 2's desire to help with Type 1's principles and perfectionism. They are more reserved, serious, and principled than 2w3s. Their helping is often guided by a strong sense of duty and ethical responsibility rather than just emotional connection.

Strengths

• Strong ethical framework for their helping
• More boundaries than other Twos
• Organized and responsible in their assistance
• Less likely to become manipulative

2w3: The Host/Hostess

The 2w3 combines Type 2's helping nature with Type 3's ambition and social charm. They are more outgoing, ambitious, and image-conscious than 2w1s. These Twos often help in more public ways and may seek recognition for their generosity.

Strengths

• Excellent social skills and charm
• Ambitious in their helping efforts
• Ability to mobilize resources and people
• More assertive than other Twos

3w2: The Charmer

The 3w2 combines Type 3's ambition with Type 2's interpersonal skills and desire to connect. They are more people-oriented, charming, and focused on being liked than 3w4s. Their success often comes through relationships and being perceived as helpful and likable.

Strengths

• Exceptional interpersonal skills
• Ability to inspire and motivate others
• Success through relationships and networking
• More warmth and emotional expression

3w4: The Professional

The 3w4 combines Type 3's drive for success with Type 4's desire for uniqueness and depth. They are more introspective, creative, and focused on being distinctive than 3w2s. Their success often comes through specialized expertise, creativity, or unique contributions.

Strengths

• More authentic and individualistic
• Creative and innovative approach
• Focus on quality and distinctiveness
• Greater self-awareness than other Threes

4w3: The Aristocrat

The 4w3 combines Type 4's individuality with Type 3's ambition and social awareness. They are more outgoing, competitive, and concerned with how their uniqueness is perceived than 4w5s. These Fours often express their creativity in more public, recognized ways.

Strengths

• More socially engaged and outgoing
• Ability to achieve recognition for their creativity
• Competitive drive that supports their goals
• Better at self-promotion than other Fours

4w5: The Bohemian

The 4w5 combines Type 4's emotional depth with Type 5's intellectual curiosity and withdrawal. They are more cerebral, private, and focused on understanding their inner world than 4w3s. These Fours often express their creativity through more intellectual or obscure mediums.

Strengths

• Deep intellectual and emotional insight
• More objective about their emotions
• Rich inner world and unique perspectives
• Less concerned with social validation

5w4: The Iconoclast

The 5w4 combines Type 5's knowledge-seeking with Type 4's creativity and emotional depth. They are more artistic, emotionally aware, and focused on unique perspectives than 5w6s. These Fives often pursue knowledge in creative or unconventional fields.

Strengths

• Creative and original thinking
• Greater emotional awareness than other Fives
• Unique, unconventional perspectives
• Ability to connect knowledge with human experience

5w6: The Problem Solver

The 5w6 combines Type 5's knowledge-seeking with Type 6's practicality and loyalty. They are more engaged with the external world, concerned with practical applications, and loyal to systems or institutions than 5w4s. These Fives often pursue knowledge that has practical utility.

Strengths

• More practical and applied knowledge
• Greater reliability and loyalty
• Better at working within systems
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills

6w5: The Defender

The 6w5 combines Type 6's loyalty and anxiety with Type 5's intellectualism and withdrawal. They are more cerebral, private, and focused on understanding systems and potential threats than 6w7s. These Sixes prepare for danger through knowledge and analysis.

Strengths

• Strong analytical and intellectual capabilities
• Deep understanding of systems and potential risks
• More independent thinking than other Sixes
• Ability to anticipate problems through analysis

6w7: The Buddy

The 6w7 combines Type 6's loyalty with Type 7's optimism and sociability. They are more outgoing, energetic, and focused on positive possibilities than 6w5s. These Sixes manage anxiety through activity, social engagement, and focusing on positive outcomes.

Strengths

• More outgoing and socially engaging
• Ability to inspire optimism in others
• Energetic and active approach to problems
• Better at building social support networks

7w6: The Entertainer

The 7w6 combines Type 7's enthusiasm with Type 6's responsibility and loyalty. They are more concerned with security, more loyal to people and institutions, and experience more anxiety than 7w8s. These Sevens often channel their enthusiasm into being helpful and responsible.

Strengths

• More reliable and responsible than other Sevens
• Strong loyalty to people and commitments
• Ability to balance fun with responsibility
• More aware of potential risks and consequences

7w8: The Realist

The 7w8 combines Type 7's enthusiasm with Type 8's assertiveness and independence. They are more forceful, direct, and focused on getting what they want than 7w6s. These Sevens pursue pleasure and experiences with greater intensity and determination.

Strengths

• More assertive and direct
• Greater independence and self-confidence
• Stronger boundaries than other Sevens
• Ability to pursue goals with determination

8w7: The Maverick

The 8w7 combines Type 8's assertiveness with Type 7's energy and optimism. They are more extroverted, adventurous, and focused on positive experiences than 8w9s. These Eights approach life with high energy, enthusiasm, and a desire for intense experiences.

Strengths

• High energy and enthusiasm
• More optimistic and forward-looking
• Ability to inspire and energize others
• More spontaneous and adaptable

8w9: The Bear

The 8w9 combines Type 8's strength with Type 9's calmness and receptivity. They are more patient, steady, and less confrontational than 8w7s. These Eights exert their power in a more measured, grounded way and are often skilled at creating stability.

Strengths

• More patient and measured approach
• Greater ability to listen and be receptive
• Calm and steady under pressure
• Skill at creating stability and security

9w8: The Comfort Seeker

The 9w8 combines Type 9's peace-seeking with Type 8's assertiveness and independence. They are more energetic, direct, and willing to confront issues than 9w1s. These Nines have more access to their anger and can be more forceful when necessary.

Strengths

• More assertive and direct than other Nines
• Greater energy and initiative
• Better at setting boundaries
• More independent and self-confident

9w1: The Dreamer

The 9w1 combines Type 9's peace-seeking with Type 1's principles and idealism. They are more orderly, perfectionistic, and focused on doing things "right" than 9w8s. These Nines have a stronger internal critic and clearer sense of how things should be.

Strengths

• Stronger principles and ethical framework
• More organized and orderly approach
• Clear sense of right and wrong
• Ability to work systematically toward ideals