5 Character Structures in Professionals

Character Structures are key elements that shape your personality. They are consistent patterns of thought, emotion, and behavior that endure over time and influence how you relate to others – and to yourself.

Knowing your structures not only helps you better understand yourself but also improves relationships, strengthens skills, and creates a real professional advantage in any environment.

How Are Character Structures Formed?

From your earliest years, your body and mind develop together. This process happens through a neural network that builds reaction and thought patterns, shaping how you adapt to your environment.

During this stage, your nervous system goes through a process called myelination, which begins in the womb and finishes around age five. Each phase of development is tied to a deep emotional experience, leaving marks on your body and shaping how you interpret the world.

That’s how Character Structures are formed: unique, deeply rooted adaptation mechanisms connected to your history. Understanding them allows you to make better decisions, relate with more clarity, and lead with authenticity.

This approach is based on the studies of Wilhelm Reich and Alexander Lowen and has been refined by the Instituto O Corpo Explica, with more than 70,000 cases in 40 countries. Thanks to this knowledge, you can unleash your true potential with precise, practical tools.

The Importance of Character Structures

Your Character Structures are not labels. They are dynamic configurations that reveal how you function, how you react, and in which environments you perform best.

Understanding them is essential for your well-being, your professional growth, and the quality of your relationships. Knowing who you are – and how you operate under pressure – is an advantage very few master.

Keep in Mind Before Moving Forward:

There are no “good” or “bad” structures

Each one has its own strengths, challenges, and needs.

Unique Composition

Remember: we all have all the structures, just in different proportions. This knowledge gives you freedom, it doesn’t box you in.

About the Names

The names have been adapted to professional contexts to make them easier to understand. If you’d like to explore the original theory, you can access our our e-Book.

The 5 Types of Professionals
(and How to Recognize Them)

THE CREATIVE

“Thinking is the foundation of everything.”
  • Strengths:
    • Out-of-the-box ideas.
    • Strong ability to connect thoughts and concepts.

  • Challenges:
    • Tends to isolate.
    • Prefers to work at their own pace and in their own space.

  • Do you recognize them on your team?
    • They’re the person who generates brilliant ideas but prefers to operate from their own world.

THE COMMUNICATOR

“I can’t quite put into words what I feel.”
  • Strengths:
    • Empathetic communicator.
    • Connects with people easily.

  • Challenges:
    • Can lose focus or avoid necessary confrontations.
    • Gets demotivated when working alone.

  • Do you recognize them on your team?
    • They’re the emotional glue of the team. Always tuned into how others feel but can get overwhelmed if there’s constant conflict.

THE NEGOTIATOR

“Nothing in life comes for free.”
  • Strengths:
    • Skilled at leading, persuading, and closing deals.

  • Challenges:
    • May come across as cold or transactional.
    • Sometimes struggles with execution.

  • Do you recognize them on your team?
    • They’re the one negotiating budgets, managing conflicts firmly, and always seeking a strategic edge.

THE PLANNER

“Better safe than sorry.”
  • Strengths:
    • Organized. Detail-oriented.
    • Perfect for tasks requiring extreme precision.

  • Challenges:
    • Struggles with improvisation.
    • May resist sudden changes.

  • Do you recognize them on your team?
    • They’re the one who double- or triple-checks everything, anticipates risks, and always has a plan B (and C).

THE EXECUTOR

“Losing is not an option.”
  • Strengths:
    • Agile, competitive, proactive.
    • Driven by results.

  • Challenges:
    • Frustrates quickly if progress isn’t visible.
    • Can be impulsive or disorganized without a clear goal.

  • Do you recognize them on your team?
    • They’re the one always pushing forward. The first to raise their hand when there’s space for initiative.

Explore this knowledge further to maximize the potential of every professional on your team!

What do you gain from this knowledge?

By understanding these structures, you can:

  • Increase empathy and understanding among people
  • Assign tasks based on real strengths
  • Build more complementary, cohesive teams
  • Reduce unnecessary conflicts
  • Accelerate each member’s professional growth

Do you want to know what type of Professional you are?

And also understand your team’s structures?

Book your free session and let’s begin.

Knowing who you are helps you lead better, make stronger decisions, and live with greater coherence.

Do you want to go deeper?

Knowing these profiles is only the beginning.

In a world increasingly influenced by Artificial Intelligence, understanding human behavior becomes an advantage that no technology can replace.

If you are interested in diving deeper into Character Structures and discovering how they impact the way you decide, communicate, lead, or work in a team, this is for you.

In our exclusive e-book you will find:

  • Clear, applicable explanations of each Character Structure
  • Practical tips to improve relationships, performance, and communication
  • Foundations for applying this knowledge in leadership, motivation, and organizational strategy

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