Oranges may not object if their acts contribute to the purposes or goals of others, but it is not their motivation for doing them. They act because they have the impulse or the whim. Oranges resist commitment Oranges acquire ties and goals just like the other colors, only there are less of them and they are more tentative. Oranges can become virtuosos Because of their impulsive nature, Oranges sometimes become great artists and virtuosos. Oranges do not practice, they do.
Oranges do what they feel the urge to do at the time.
This action can be excessive, going on for many hours without a break. These actions are sometimes mistaken by other colors as discipline. It is not discipline, but rather impulse. The Orange feels a necessity to do that thing at that time. When the urge stops, the Orange no longer 'feels like' doing that thing.