You often aim higher than where you stand, and you are ready to work hard to get there. You also have a decent sense of which partnerships and projects will hold up over time. When someone recognizes your effort, you can move mountains.
What several sources agree on
- Your drive to climb often serves your whole group: you move up by helping your people move up.
- This channel links the Root to the Spleen, so the drive to rise meets a nose for what lasts.
- You rarely succeed alone, so pick allies who back you and grow with you.
- You often have an entrepreneurial streak, in business as in personal projects.
- Always aiming for the next level can keep you from enjoying what you have already built.
The trap
Measuring your worth by your status, or staying in a dead-end project for fear of failing.
What it connects
Gate 32 · Spleen center
Staying power
You can tell what will last, and you know how to change without losing what holds things together.
Gate 54 · Root centerClimbing
You want to move up and grow, and you will work hard to be recognized for it.
When this channel is complete, both the Spleen (instinct) and the Root (pressure) become defined.
Other channels between these two centers
Celebrities with this channel
None of the 40 people in our collection.