Directionality pathway
The Red Pathway
A person who is primarily Red has a pathway that is flexible to changes in direction and seeks fun and adventure. Reds take risks as they make decisions and are active, playful, spontaneous, enthusiastic and daring. Red’s opposite pathway is Yellow.
Common Red traits
- Active
- Joyful
- Playful
- A promoter
- Artistic
- Entrepreneurial
- A trouble-shooter
How Reds communicate, learn and connect
Communication
Confident, verbal, humorous and candid — a natural negotiator.
Learning style
A spontaneous, active style: hands-on, visual and verbal, with competition, movement and freedom to explore.
Connecting with a Red
Recognize their need for immediate payoffs, focus on the here and now, and give them freedom to express themselves.
Red and its opposite, Yellow
Red and Yellow sit at opposite ends of the map. Red looks for flexibility, variety and adventure; Yellow looks for order, schedules and step-by-step plans. Understanding the difference turns friction into teamwork.
Explore the other pathways
Green Pathway
A person who is primarily Green has a pathway built on logic and vision for the future.
Yellow Pathway
A person who is primarily Yellow travels an ordered, scheduled route with step-by-step directions — as if they had a built-in GPS.
Blue Pathway
A person who is primarily Blue has a pathway that is harmonious and expressive, focused on helping others.
Find your own pathway mix
Take the Directionality assessment ($7, about 10 minutes) to see how much of each pathway you use and unlock your full Red Pathway Guide — strengths at work and at home, the Climate, Attitude and Relationships Reds need, learning style and parenting style.