You build your depth of skill through exhaustive research, needing to investigate thoroughly before feeling adequate in your area of mastery.
Line 2: Hermit
You have a natural depth of talent that others recognize, possessing skills that deepen in solitude and emerge when genuinely called upon.
Line 3: Martyr
You develop depth through experimentation, learning about your own adequacy by testing your skills in many different situations.
Line 4: Opportunist
You deepen your skills within your community, finding that your sense of adequacy grows through collaborative practice and shared knowledge.
Line 5: Heretic
You are projected upon as someone whose deep skills can solve universal problems, called to offer practical mastery that addresses collective needs.
Line 6: Role Model
You develop a wise relationship with depth and adequacy after years of building mastery, eventually modeling what it means to trust your own competence.