Despite being introverted and driven by emotions, the Creative Nurturer is an extremely strong and determined personality with firmly established beliefs and a powerful desire to help and nurture others. Creative Nurturers tend to form strong bonds with other people, and their most powerful desire is to reach a point where they can solve problems to such an extent that those around them don’t even need to be helped anymore. This desire makes Creative Nurturers extremely committed and determined to make the right choices. Their ability to uplift and open up to others while doing so is at the same time contrasted by a reluctance in sharing their true feelings and desires with all but a select few individuals that they trust. The main pain point that affects Creative Nurturers is their inability to recharge properly. Their introversion serves this purpose, but their desire to nurture and help others often clashes with it, so people perceive them to be extroverts and try to pull on them more for support. The compassionate nature of a Creative Nurturer can often become their downfall if they aren’t able to withdraw and take care of themselves.Creative Nurturers deal with this problem by retreating temporarily and “living to fight another day.” They will often form a personal sanctuary of sorts that will not be accessible to anyone but a few select individuals, and they’ll usually surround themselves with things that help to uplift and inspire them, so that they can later go back into the world and solve everyone’s problems.Products and ideas that openly promote selfishness and non-flexible, unhelpful views will be on the Creative Nurturer’s blacklist from the start. They will not make buying decisions based on an analytical approach as long as it feels self-serving and at the expense of others; they’ll prefer products that inspire and serve a higher purpose rather than being seen as immediately practical.