When RCOEI's depth meets SCUEI's passion, something feels new.
Both are emotionally steady, so team work is basically good.
When RCOEI carefully looks at one thing at a time, SCUEI wants to see everything at once.
RCOEI feels SCUEI's quickness disturbs their depth.
Where you clash
RCOEI's private self arranges ideas slowly, and SCUEI's private self wants to send those ideas out into the world at once.
When RCOEI says “shouldn't we look at this more?”
SCUEI says “it's already good enough, why not?”
RCOEI feels SCUEI ignores their caution.
SCUEI is sorry that RCOEI misses the opportunity.
Relationship playbook
When they set up a side-project meeting, RCOEI puts the material they arranged in a doc up on the screen, and SCUEI, looking at it, branches it five ways on the spot.
“This could go on Instagram,” “I'll ask a friend about this part,” and so on.
RCOEI adds notes and, before the next meeting, refines those branches in depth again.
That two hours at a cafe is when both become most themselves.
“When RCOEI follows SCUEI's fast pace, and SCUEI respects RCOEI's depth, the two can show both caution and passion at once. Thoughtful execution is strongest.”