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“And Becca continued sharing.

A five (5) in the Gift Position also has excellent business skills, particularly in that area of negotiation.  Further a five (5) likes and uses discipline, despite their dislike of routine.  This is a unique balance which they are able to create in their own unique and creative style.

A five (5) in the Gift Position often teaches more through their actions than through their words.  This form of teaching often results in the individuals being dynamic leaders and able to impact large groups of individuals.”

“And, as before, Becca now further interpreted the five (5) positive and negative attributes to the position….to my personal Soul Blueprint.

Five in the Gift Position

She began by telling me that I communicate well, am a natural teacher and that I adapt well in a wide range of environments. She shared that I have a sturdy and healthy constitution with high energy and good flexibility. 

This was amazing as she was truly describing me and how I had been living my life.  I often found moving and being in new environments to be exhilarating when for others they were simply overwhelming.  And, I had no health challenges and was often guessed to be many years younger than my actual age.

I continued to be absolutely blown away by this information.  It was so telling!”

“Becca went on to share the negative attributes of a five (5) in the Gift Position

Specifically, the negative attributes include a tendency to be overindulgent, to be one who hates routine, is inconsistent, intolerant, and unaccomplished.

Oh my, this was quite a list of negative attributes.  And, I could see some of them playing out in my life.  Specifically, I did hate routines.  I tended to find any way to keep them from totally “boring me to death”.   Yes, routines were boring and tiring….and I did see how that aspect of myself could make me appear inconsistent.  Wow, this was very telling.

Five in the Gift Position

As to the rest, I did not really see myself in the negative attributes.  Becca commented that not being able to see myself in the negative attributes, if I was being honest with myself, was a very strong statement and meant I was most likely optimizing this position in my Soul Blueprint.”

“With this as an understanding about this position, Becca shared the fact that I had a five (5) in the Gift Position.

The positive attributes of a five (5) in the Gift Position are endurance, flexibility, travel, communication, being ‘the teacher’ and freedom.  This sounded pretty good to me.

I could see that my life had been a study in endurance and flexibility; I had enjoyed a great deal of travel and found travel to be very easy; and that freedom was very important and easy for me to attain.  As to being ‘the teacher’, it seemed I was always the teacher and I totally enjoyed teaching and mentoring.  So, yes, I definitely resonated with the positive attributes of a five (5) in this position.”

The Gift Position

“I was ready to learn about a Position that would support my life and make the living of it a bit easier…finally; we were speaking about attributes that I could leverage to make life easier.

The Gift Position

Becca smiled at my exuberance.  And, she told me, that although this position is most often lived in the positive attributes, it does have negative attributes that can be experienced. 

And, when the negative attributes are experienced or lived, they can have a very dramatic impact on the other positions that are most often a challenge. 

So, paying attention to this Position and its attributes is a good place to begin focusing my life to the positive.

I knew it have sounded too easy!”

“And we moved onto the next position – The Gift Position.

The Gift Position

As Becca had shared at the beginning, there were positions that tended to the positive as well as the negative or more challenging attributes.  This was our first position that tended to the positive attributes of its number.

The Gift Position represents those talents and abilities that come to us naturally in any given lifetime.  In fact, they come so easily to us that we often do not see them as special or unique. 

And yet, the more we use them and are grateful for them, the stronger they become.  As such, we are able to utilize them to support us in our life.  And, it may take a good portion of our lives to bring them out – to truly optimize them.  And, by optimizing the, optimize our entire life.”