Axis
Whether you tend to think privately or clarify your thoughts in conversation.
Three states
Whether you tend to think privately or clarify your thoughts in conversation.
Reserved
You may prefer time to think before answering. In a fast conversation, your clearest view might form after you have listened and considered it privately.
A question to notice: After a day with little private time, notice whether an unfinished conversation follows you into bed.
How Dreamline uses it: Your answers contribute to Pattern Profile. Use the question above alongside your own Journal notes to explore when this description fits.
Mixed answers
Your answers include both private reflection and outward discussion. Consider which situations favor each approach.
A question to notice: Compare evenings when you had time alone with evenings spent in company. Note what you remember and how you felt on waking.
How Dreamline uses it: Your answers contribute to Pattern Profile. Use the question above alongside your own Journal notes to explore when this description fits.
Outward
You may clarify a thought by talking it through and hearing another response. Conversation gives you material to test and revise as you go.
A question to notice: After a lively evening, notice whether you keep composing a reply when the conversation is over.
How Dreamline uses it: Your answers contribute to Pattern Profile. Use the question above alongside your own Journal notes to explore when this description fits.
Related reads
Read about the questions behind the profile and ways to compare your own notes over time.
Axes
Short or disrupted sleep can coincide with changes in attention, patience, or social energy. Your notes can show whether those shifts happen for you.
Open articleRelationships
Different ways of ending the day can create friction. A clear conversation is more useful than guessing what a partner needs.
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