This type is two mechanisms stacked: a Generator's continuous energy plus a Manifestor's direct output. The result isn't a stronger Generator — it's a machine that skips steps. Your route was never meant to be a straight line: you'll jump to step five while everyone's on step two, then come back for step three, and mostly you do come back. That isn't accidental efficiency, it's structural.
You'll recognise it here: doing something by the standard process leaves you inexplicably tired; running three things at once is when you're sharpest; nobody can follow your order of operations, so you get called disorganised — while you privately know exactly where the next step is.
Running well, you are speed itself: the same job in half the time, and most of what you cut really was cuttable. Blocked, it goes two ways. One is the debt left behind: some of the skipped steps were other people's, not yours, and not covering them quietly erodes the relationships. The fix is small — a word before you move and a handover after. The other is opening too much: you have energy to start five lines and not to close five, so you end up surrounded by things a mile from done. The frustration in this type rarely comes from lacking power. It comes from lacking endings.
