This helped me to distinguish the difference between the Warrior and King archetypes. 

The Warrior sees  a landscape of uncertainties and brings the willingness to lean into discomfort.

The King sees a landscape of alignment.

I've been thinking about this 2x2 alignment / comfort matrix:

1. Comfortable and unaligned - this is the most common case for most things that you'd operate out of. It's not the most aligned, but often you're equipped to handle it

2. Unaligned and uncomfortable - this is the worst case scenario, you're doing something that you don't really ultimately agree with, and it is helping you grow, but - not in the direction you're excited about

3. Aligned and comfortable - this is a good scenario, where you're doing something that is ideally good. It's just that if you wait, and do this, it'll happen but it's at the whim of your circumstances, you either need to be lucky, or wait it out

4. Aligned and uncomfortable - this is the best case scenario - you are doing something that is ultimately aligned with who you are, but you are also doing something, that isn't just simply up to the whim, you're trying things out and getting feedback. You aren't waiting for the best time to do things

https://farcaster.xyz/july/0xb14ba864

Meant to quote this.

🤯 mind blown. 

I read it a long time ago and had the question of how does the King and the Warrior interface, but I think I get it now.

Funny coincidence, I just finished reading King, Warrior, Magician, Lover actually

The Magician archetype brings the intellect to bring alignment.

The Lover archetype aligns with the highest high and acts as the North Star.