The 'Questor' values inner harmony and is sensitive, idealistic and loyal. They have a great sense of honor concerning personal values. They can be very devoted to causes they believe in and are motivated by personal beliefs. 'Questors' focus their energy on dreams and possibilities. They are open-minded, curious and insightful. They are often considered to have good long-range vision.

Type D's are firm about their inner loyalties and set high (and sometimes nearly impossible) standards for themselves.  They care deeply, are compassionate and understanding. 'Questors' are very sensitive to the feelings of others and like to avoid conflict. They prefer communicating (other than to close friends) in writing rather than speaking.

They can be convincing  to others of their ideals. They appear reticent and calm until they get to know you and then they are warm and enthusiastic. Type D's are friendly and avoid superficial socializing.

Possible downside:
Since logic is not a priority to them, they may make errors without knowing they are being illogical. A 'Questors' many dreams may make them appear flighty and mystical and they would do well to take the advice of more practical people. They are so committed to their own ideals that they may overlook other points of view and may fail to notice what is happening around them.

This type of person may reflect on an idea longer than necessary to complete the project. Their perfectionistic tendencies cause them to refine ideas for so long that they may never share them.  They are so emotionally tied with their undertakings that they are very sensitive to criticism. Since they demand so much from themselves they can feel inadequate. When 'Questors' get disappointed the become negative about everything. They have a hard time saying no because they don't want to let someone down. They would do well to be more assertive and develop their objectivity.

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