APPROACH Conceptual/Spontaneous

DESCRIPTION The Hare generates the concepts and ideas. They like to reframe the problem and look for solutions that may be unusual, unique,and/or outside the boundaries of traditional thought. Hares are good at exploring alternatives and perceiving the "big picture".

Hares want freedom from constraint, and when a rule exists they may break it. They may act impulsively, letting their feelings guide them. They derive satisfaction from the process of creating,discussing concepts and ideas,and overcoming obstacles.

When everything is in its place,the Hare may become restless,get impatient,and have a tendency to move from one subject to another.

CONTRIBUTION Fresh,original concepts that go beyond the obvious,and are not constrained by fear of failure.

WEAKNESESS Because the Hare enjoys generating ideas, they may move from one idea to another without stopping to evaluate the consequences.

If left alone to refine concepts,they will solve the problem within the problem within the problem,and eventually lose sight of the objective.

INSTINCT Reframing problems to achieve breakthrough solutions,moving in new directions,examining possibilities without regard to risk.

-- SvendSrensen - 12 Dec 2005
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