In nature, Eagles soar high above the ground, distant and aloof - and people with the Eagle personality can seem detached or preoccupied too. They take a broad view of the world, experiencing everyday life in an almost scientifically curious way. They love to learn, explore new ideas and master new skills in pursuit of their interests. Personal feelings that interfere with judgment can be seen as a weakness, so Eagles prefer an objective, logical approach to work and life. They respond best to a teacher or leader who is intelligent, logical and fair - where everyone is treated by an agreed set of parameters and performance is measured by clear outcomes.

Although young Eagles may appear emotionally strong and independent, they are often plagued by self-doubt, and will sometimes hesitate before trying something new - holding back rather than risk looking foolish in front of others. As they develop their strengths, which may occasionally need the input of others, their potential to become a leader or visionary thinker grows. Often seen as rebellious for their independence in decision-making, Eagles are really just on a journey to do things in the best possible way.

Although they can appear self-sustaining and emotionally detached, Eagles are very sensitive and can be devastated by ridicule - especially from peers or people they respect. They don't actively seek conflict, but they won't shy away from it either, and often enjoy a robust discussion or good debate. Strong independent learners and avid readers, they're driven to excel and won't settle for less than their best - sharing their work only when they judge it good enough, and you worthy of seeing it.