The WEALTH Component (also known as Wealth Structure) consists of Director and Pioneer Talents.

The WEALTH Component is all about being in control, specifically our ability to manage people, money, and situations. People with an active WEALTH Component are result-oriented and very ambitious, competitive, and confident. They like to focus on the present, the reality of now, making sure that things are under control and heading in the right direction. They love a challenge and strive for it. Because of their desire to be in control, they require freedom to act according to their will. Often, it is pretty challenging to grasp non-physical or supernatural concepts, so they keep their feet firmly on the ground and prefer to execute ideas grounded in fact.

On a smaller scale, the WEALTH Component can represent our ability to manage our families, our daily jobs, and situations. The person will be able to create balanced and realistic financial plans.

On a larger scale, we see the WEALTH Component in action frequently in charts of top business managers, CEOs of large companies, and leaders with a hands-on management approach. Because the WEALTH Component is also tightly related to money management. WEALTH is a crucial component of every business manager.

Wealth Component in a positive state

When the WEALTH Component is at its peak, the person will come across as someone with excellent abilities to manage people, situations, money, and projects. They will know how to delegate and move everything progressively and efficiently. They will know the right balance between applying control and giving individuals the freedom to flourish. For a person with a bright WEALTH Component, every project will thrive.

People with the WEALTH Component have a natural inclination to gain control over situations, mainly because they believe they can fix problems and develop projects further, but also because they love a challenge and, when balanced, have the capacity for it. They have high standards and expect others to follow suit.

As a parent, they will take control and will be a driving force of the family, using their knowledge and organizational skills.

At work, they work independently, able to take the lead, make decisions, and work efficiently.

Wealth Component in a negative state

When the WEALTH Component is out of balance, it might manifest in negative traits, such as being a control freak, being impatient, and often overlooking essential details. They might be bad-tempered and will not tolerate any foolishness around them. They might become furious when asked the same questions over and over, or a specific task keeps failing without sign of improvement.

As parents, they might be somewhat dictatorial, perfectionists, and emotionally demanding, while at work, they might be too controlling, aggressive, acting almost like a bully, impatient, and judgmental.

WEALTH Component also represents sex drive (for men and women). If it’s excessive, the person might be putting a lot of focus on sexual relationships, which in some cases can lead to addiction and serious health and mental issues.

When the WEALTH Component is excessive, it can often express its most extreme and ugliest personality traits. In this case, a person needs a lot of self-discipline and awareness to snap out of it; otherwise, it can be pretty damaging to themselves and to the people around them.

WEALTH ↔ BODY

WEALTH ↔ INTELLECT

Components often create connections between each other,we call these cooperations a Talent Bridge. These relationships are significant for the overall quality of the Talents and Supertalents, making them more useful and productive.

When WEALTH Component has a special connection with BODY, it represents a person’s ability to manage wealth, people and situations through a direct, hands-on approach. They are the ultimate managers, perfect for CEO roles.

A combination of WEALTH and INTELLECT will very likely result in person pursuing their own business, looking for financial independence, not working for somebody else.