The Reflection Questions for the Head Center include:

• Exploring the role of holding back in one's life and resistance to taking action.
• Assessing issues of trust and reliability in relationships.
• Demonstrating care, moving away from people/situations, and behaviors when feeling fear or concern.
• The need to figure things out and how it manifests.
• Questioning belonging and ambivalence with authority.
• Recognizing projections, assessing assumptions, and observing closely in the environment.
• Identifying actions that help in moving from thinking to doing.

The Observer reflects on:

• Reacting to intrusion and detaching as attention styles.
• Exploration of growth principles and grounding practices.
• Action steps to enhance awareness, overcome analysis paralysis, and practice staying connected.

The Loyal Skeptic delves into:

• Awareness of potential hazards and growth principles related to insecurity and courage.
• Grounding practices to manage fear and projections.
• Action steps for developing trust and own authority.

The Epicure explores:

• Attention style towards multiple options and avoiding pain.
• Growth principles emphasizing presence, embracing emotions, and feedback receipt.
• Grounding practices like focusing on physical sensations and mindfulness.
• Action steps for cultivating mindfulness, compassion, and attention to details.