You have a strong preference for Divergent on the Thinking dimension and an innate drive to break free from conventional thought patterns. You love to explore uncharted territories. You do not hesitate to question assumptions, challenge existing paradigms, and venture into unexplored realms of knowledge and understanding. You thrive on pushing the boundaries of what is known and accepted, constantly seeking new and innovative approaches to problems, situations, and work.

You, like others with a strong preference for divergence, are highly likely to be a fluent, flexible, and original thinker. You never have a shortage of ideas, and you constantly play with new possibilities. With your strong attraction to novelty, you and other highly divergent thinkers have a need for novel experiences.

You are open to new experiences and possess a penchant for risk taking. You can often surprise others in the ways your thinking can easily change tracks. It can appear as though your thoughts are skipping around, and that’s because they are. You tend to be highly intuitive and find it easy to think in very abstract and global ways. Because divergence is a need, it tends to be hard for you to give your undivided attention to one idea for too long. Routine can quickly become uninteresting, and structure can feel stifling.

When it comes to teaming up with colleagues at work or raising kids, you, like other strongly divergent thinkers, are the dynamic and adventurous types. You tackle work and parenthood with boundless curiosity, always itching to break free from the usual norms. This super divergent style means you love diving into uncharted territories, questioning the usual assumptions, and shaking up the status quo.

As a colleague at work, or a parent or partner at home, you are an imaginative thinker, never running out of creative ideas to keep things interesting. Your constant craving for novelty leads you to dive into non-traditional activities and embrace quirky hobbies. Whether you are at work or home, you’re the one pushing others to explore and experiment. So, your co-workers, clients, students, kids,  and other family members get to enjoy the open-minded and exploratory vibe you love to create.