Motivator β€” Wealth Traits | Perry Mardon
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Motivator

You are a Visionary. A Catalyst. An Influencer.

The Motivator style shows itself in optimistic, outgoing, social behaviour.

Before You Begin

How to Use Your Wealth Traits Report

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  4. Download your PDF to keep a personal copy
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What This Report Reveals
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Your instinctive behavioural style β€” how you communicate, make decisions, handle pressure, and perform in your role. Understand where you naturally thrive, where you'll struggle, and what role alignment looks like for your profile.

◆   Entrepreneurs  Β·  Investors  Β·  Business Owners

Your top 2–3 instinctive wealth-building traits β€” the patterns you were born with that either accelerate or sabotage wealth creation. Includes what to delegate so your energy goes to your highest-value role. Plus two bonuses: how to define your optimal wealth creation role, and how to use your team's reports to build a business that runs without you.

Behavioural Profile

Motivator Descriptions

Communication

You are a 'people-person' and a consummate networker. You relish opportunities to share and discuss your ideas with others. You are sociable, talkative, open, enthusiastic, energetic and persuasive in all your communications. People love having you around because you communicate easily and in a lively way. You can be the life of the party. You make strangers feel liked and accepted the moment you meet them. Putting others at ease and making them feel accepted is one of your gifts.

Participation

You participate actively in a group. Even though you like being the centre of attention, you do not necessarily need to lead. Your natural tendency is to bring people together for parties, for business, for networking – for anything. In your mind, the more you are connecting with people, the better. When you are in a group, you get excited, inspired and your energy lifts. The term 'social butterfly' fits you perfectly, as you flit from person-to-person – connecting, storytelling, supporting and inspiring. You have genuine, warm feelings towards others.

Persuasive

You are a naturally persuasive person who enrols people through your personality. You are constantly generating new ideas about how you can improve your business and are articulate at sharing your vision and ideas. In fact, the ideas don't stop – they pop into your head all day long and in the strangest of moments. Often others find it hard to keep up with you and your ideas because they happen so frequently.

Change

You like variation and change in your working environment. You get bored when you get locked into routines, have to follow a strict system, or have to concentrate on details. You find it hard to be overly organised and follow structure. You are often running late because you get caught up talking to others and find it hard to meet deadlines and follow schedules.

At a Glance

Quick Reference Card

Top 3 Strengths

  • Inspires and energises any group
  • Sees big picture and communicates vision
  • Builds relationships and trust fast

Top 3 Blind Spots

  • Lacks follow-through on commitments
  • Overpromises and underdelivers
  • Avoids detail and routine tasks
Communication Style
Animated, story-driven, enthusiastic β€” talks more than listens
Decision-Making
Impulsive, optimistic, people-influenced β€” decides on emotion and excitement
Under Stress
Superficial, scattered, glib β€” relies on charm over substance
Financial Pattern
Chases shiny opportunities, starts everything, finishes little β€” enthusiasm without architecture
From Perry Mardon

"Let me tell you what happened…"

[Perry's personal Motivator story / case study goes here β€” the narrative that contextualises the profile for Motivators]
Profile in Practice

Your Style in Action

Like you, Will Smith and Dame Edna Everage display a dominant Motivator style.

People-focussed & talkative Performers/entertainers Social and fun

Energised By

  • Working with people in fast-paced environment
  • Being in the spotlight
  • New projects and learning
  • Public recognition

Lose Energy By

  • Negative, cold or pessimistic people
  • Routine, detailed tasks
  • Rigid schedules
  • Working alone

At Your Best

  • Communicate vision that inspires
  • See best in others
  • Enthusiastic and creative

When Stressed

  • Shirk homework, talk way out of trouble
  • Lack follow-through
  • Rarely finish what begun
Relational Intelligence

How Others See You

IMPORTANT: Your diagnostic scores show your top behavioural profiles. In reality, you are a defined mix of all four profiles β€” Trailblazer, Motivator, Stabiliser, and Evaluator. Make sure you read the reports for all your top-scoring profiles to get the complete picture.

Trailblazers See You As:

Great at starting, terrible at finishing. They enjoy your energy but don't trust your follow-through. To them, your optimism looks like a lack of accountability.

Evaluators See You As:

Disorganised and unreliable. They're frustrated by your resistance to detail and your tendency to wing it. Your charm doesn't compensate for missed deadlines and vague plans.

Stabilisers See You As:

Fun but chaotic. They enjoy your warmth and enthusiasm but are stressed by your constant change of direction. Your overpromising creates anxiety because they'll be left picking up the pieces.

Which of these descriptions explains a recurring conflict in your business or personal life?

Instinctive Talents

Your Strengths

  • Positive attitude
  • Outgoing and active
  • Highly attractive to customers and staff alike
  • Creative β€” an idea generator
  • An inspired, quick thinker
  • Good at sales β€” persuasive
  • Customer-oriented
  • Acquires resources through networking
  • Instinctive communicator
  • Influences and inspires
  • Spontaneous and agreeable
  • Unconventional

Which of these strengths has made you the most money? Which one has cost you the most?

Growth Areas

Potential Areas of Development

  • You have great ideas for your business but you lack planning skills, project management and have poor attention to detail. This can undermine your ability to turn your ideas into reality, because without careful planning, it is hard to bring your business plans to life.
  • You can sometimes find it hard to fire a staff member or provide the necessary discipline to a staff member because you are more concerned with popularity. You want to be seen as 'a nice person' and to be 'liked', more than you want to achieve tangible results.
  • You can be unorganised and have too many things going on at once to manage them properly.
  • You can lack necessary focus on financial spreadsheets and your business's 'bottom line'.
  • You can get too rushed to analyse the details and plan effectively when undertaking a project. This can be a major limitation and sabotage.
  • You can lack commitment and perseverance in bringing projects to fruition when the fun stops and you begin the hard work. Instead of doing the hard work, it is often easier for you to get sidetracked – excited and inspired by another new shiny idea.

Think about your last major business or investment decision that didn't go as planned. Which of these patterns was running?

Role Fit

Career Alignment

Motivated By

Motivators are motivated by roles involving change and new challenges, people connection, creativity, networking, sales, promotion, communication, team building, ideas generating etc.

Demotivated By

Motivators are demotivated in careers with high levels of routine; require accuracy in details and facts, little change, no time for people connection and high demand for deadlines.

Sales Profile

Motivators as Sales People

Strengths

  • Ability to build relationships and networks
  • People tend to like and trust you quickly
  • Ability to inspire
  • Communication abilities
Investment Profile

Motivators as Investors

Strengths

  • Amazing people/networking skills β€” major strength if you have to pull deals together
  • Comprehend investing concepts and strategies quickly
  • Creative β€” an idea generator
Business & Wealth

Entrepreneurial & Investor Alignment

As an Entrepreneur

Your energy, creativity, and people skills make you a natural brand builder and networker. You attract opportunity and inspire teams. Where Motivators get trapped: starting five things and finishing none, chasing exciting over profitable, and delegating revenue-critical tasks to people who don't share your vision β€” then wondering why nothing sticks.

As an Investor

You're drawn to exciting opportunities and you sell ideas well. Where Motivators get trapped: investing based on enthusiasm rather than analysis, spreading capital across too many positions, and losing interest in holdings that require patience. The pattern is new over done β€” and it costs compound returns every time.

Deep Psychology

Sub-Structures

Each sub-personality style is made up of a blend of sub-personalities.

The 'Motivator' sub-structures include 3 sub-personalities:

  • The social butterfly sub-personality (connecting, being liked)
  • The creator sub-personality
  • The child sub-personality (afraid of rejection and abandonment)

The performer keeps you visible and energetic. The connector builds relationships that feel like safety. Together, they protect the child sub-personality from its deepest fear β€” rejection and being left out. This is why Motivators chase approval and avoid confrontation. It's not positivity. It's the child making sure everyone still likes them.

Your Warning

The Pattern to Watch

You'll pitch the vision brilliantly but never build the machine behind it. You'll start five income streams and finish none. You'll surround yourself with people who feel good instead of people who challenge you. The pattern isn't lack of ambition β€” it's your subconscious substituting enthusiasm for architecture. Same excitement. Same unfinished business. Every time.
Bonus Content

Motivator Wealth Patterns β€” Bonus Insights

Go deeper on how your Motivator instincts shape your wealth creation, investment decisions, and leadership.

What Comes Next

Your Profile Is the Starting Point.
Here's What Comes Next.

As a Motivator, your greatest strength is generating energy, ideas, and momentum. Your greatest liability is starting everything and finishing nothing β€” not because you lack discipline, but because subconscious programming is pulling you toward new before you've monetised current. That pattern is making your financial decisions 500 milliseconds before your conscious mind knows. Perry Mardon has spent 40+ years diagnosing exactly these patterns. 5,000+ diagnostics delivered. Here's how to go deeper.

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