You’re a dedicated and responsible individual who works hard to achieve a goal and never gives up. Keywords: Conscientious, grounded, pragmatic, reliable, determined, practical People are just drawn to your natural talents.
You’re drawn to careers involving acting, writing, teaching, travel, therapy, hospitality, personal care, and sales. You’re a confident individual who thrives on being with others and having an ~audience~. Keywords: Funny, creative, charismatic, expressive, social, imaginative Careers involving therapy, healing, teaching, esoteric practices, administration, accountancy, and mediation appeal to you. You’re an understanding individual who values harmonious relationship in life and helps others willingly. Keywords: Peaceful, intuitive, wise, compassionate, collaborative, understanding You're a go-getter! 2: The collaborative counselor You carve out your own path in life, and you’re especially drawn to careers that involve innovation, management, entrepreneurial ventures, life coaching, property development, leadership, and/or business. Keywords: Independent, unique, self-motivated, proactive, courageous, entrepreneurial We'll talk more about those in a minute!įound your Life Path Number? Is it 1-9, 11, or 22? (If not, then go back and re-calculate it!) Here’s what it means: 1: The ultimate individual Master Numbers suggest a greater potential for success, pitted against greater challenges. These are considered Master Numbers and represent a more intensified take on their root numbers. The only time you would NOT reduce the final number to a single digit is if you get 11 or 22. So, in this case, your Life Path Number is 7. Then we add the reduced month, date, and year numbers (2 + 2 + 3) and arrive at 7 (if it were a double digit, we’d add those two digits together to reach a single digit).
The year, 1992, is reduced to 1 + 9 + 9 + 2. To calculate your Life Path Number, you will reduce each component of this date to a single digit: Let’s say your birthday is November 11, 1992. To find your Life Path Number, simply reduce the digits of your full birth date until you reach a single-digit number- excluding 11, 22, and 33, which are considered Master Numbers (we’ll get back to this).
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