HOW HIS NAME NUMBERS STACK UP

His three core numbers are 4 Expression, 2 Heart's Desire, and 2 Personality. This is a rather unique combination that offers a range of opportunities, and a few challenges. His Heart's Desire and his Personality number are the same, indicating that the way people view him is close to the person he is.

With two 2s among his core numbers, he will be intuitive and able to sense other's needs and motivations better than most. The 2 works well with others and can be quite diplomatic. The other side of the two can be overly emotional and a bit melodramatic, so criticism or harsh words are keenly felt. His power is more of the resilient rather than the confrontational, devil-may-care variety. If you look at the shape of the number 2 you can imagine that, if enough weight were placed on it, it would bend or even flatten. However, take that weight away and it pops right back up. Although he may be sensitive, he bounces back well.

His 4 Expression is another matter. The 4 is strong, dependable, down-to-earth, detail-oriented, and good at time management and organization. It is methodical and determined, slow and plodding, with an ability to apply extreme effort for prolonged periods. The shape of the 4 is square, which reflects the stable nature of the number well. This is a very good counter balance to the double 2 in his core numbers.

As his Expression, the 4 is the number we look at first for vocational talents and strengths. A profession requiring management, an eye for detail, a systematic approach, and organizational skills fits well here. The 4 is backed by the number 2, which means he works well with people, supervising, influencing, and motivating.

As for romance and committed relationships, he needs someone who is patient and non-confrontational. He appreciates peace and stability, and does not do well in chaotic, disorganized environments.

A conflict sometimes arises with a double 2. He is good at influencing (even manipulating) others, but not always the best at maintaining healthy, lasting relationships. His challenge is to remain open emotionally, while becoming less sensitive to criticism and judgment. Just as it requires more courage for someone with a fear of heights to walk across the Golden Gate Bridge, so too does his fear of emotional vulnerability require more from him to connect on a heart-to-heart level.

Now, let's take a look at each of his core numbers.

HE HAS A 4 EXPRESSION

A person with a 4 Expression is the bedrock of society, the foundation of any enterprise, an organizer and manager. His approach to life and to problems is methodical and systematic. He is a builder and a doer who can turn dreams into reality. He possesses a highly developed sense of structure which helps him carry out his well-laid plans. He is not the type to embark on any trip without a map.

He is reliable and responsible and takes his obligations and those of his family quite seriously. He enjoys seeing a project through from start to finish but can become too narrowly focused. He puts his nose to the grindstone and tends to become a workaholic. He is driven by contempt for all that is unstable, insecure, and unpredictable. He distrusts the unconventional, preferring instead the tried-and-the-true. But this can make his endeavors move slowly and cause him much frustration, especially with the apparent limitations of his resources. 

At the same time, concern for the limitations of his resources causes him to be careful and cautious, shutting him out from possible shortcuts and creative solutions provided by more daring people around him. It is important that he recognizes restrictions for what they are: guiding forces that are testing and directing him toward his goals. His challenge is to be more imaginative and to attract more creative people into his life who can advise and inspire him.

In relationships, he tends to be somewhat moralistic. He is extremely honest and sincere. He has integrity and is trustworthy but can also be rigid and stubborn. He should avoid letting his strong likes and dislikes overrule his common sense and compassion and be more understanding of others' shortcomings.

Because he tends to focus on details, he can fall into a rut and become a little dull and overly serious. Often, people born with the 4 Expression need to lighten up and have more fun. This is a person who has a keen eye for detail, great stamina, and can work conscientiously and persistently toward his goals. This eventually brings him success and standing in his community.

In his conservative and careful way, he is good with money and very conscious of the balance between income and expenditures. He can limit his expenditures; saving money is important to him.

He is a surprisingly good parent and loves to be involved with children. Somehow, he relates a little more than others to the innocence of children, perhaps seeing a good deal of himself in them. He, too, is idealistic and respects the simplicity of children.

Many accountants, bookkeepers, government officials, managers, and lawyers are born under the 4 Expression. He can be attracted to the arts and music but will likely bring his love of structure and order to any artistic field. Classical music and opera are particularly appealing and inspiring for him.

HIS HEART'S DESIRE AND PERSONALITY ARE 2

He wants peace and harmony in all aspects of his life. He wants to devote his life to someone or something. He falls in love easily. He is extremely sensitive and emotional. He can be sentimental, and he cries at sad stories. He needs friends and society. He appreciates the refinements of life. He desires comfort and security. He has refined taste and can be a connoisseur. He loves music and possesses a good deal of musical talent. His sensitivity is a symptom of his highly developed intuition. But he must learn to trust it.

He is a gentle soul and shies away from confrontation if possible. He experiences a battle within when he does not believe he can handle a situation; this may have a paralyzing effect on him. He prefers to give in when he should assert himself. He must learn to be more decisive. Very often, he is afraid to use his own power in the face of someone else's aggressiveness. He incorrectly perceives himself to be in a weaker position; he may ultimately give in merely to avoid a fight. Conversely, he is extremely diplomatic and tactful. He likes to accomplish things through quiet persuasion. He dislikes force.

He must fight uncertainty and doubt. He needs to develop confidence and a willingness to stand up for what he believes to be right.

He functions best in a supportive role, guiding the more public person in quiet, unobtrusive, yet essential ways.