So I’m a sensor. Not just any sensor, an extraverted sensor, or ESTP to be precise. I know, there aren’t many of us in the personality community (most of us think we’re ENTJs). I love to play sports, video games, and do anything else that challenges my reflexes. If you read most descriptions of my…
If you’re an ESTP you’re probably a little underwhelmed with the available online resources for your type. ESTPs are greatly underserved in many type circles, largely because intuitives tend to dominate the type community, and also because many ESTPs mistype as ENTJs or ENTPs (as a practitioner, I see this ALL the time). If you…
“No man is worth his salt who is not ready at all times to risk his well-being, to risk his body, to risk his life, for a great cause.” – Theodore Roosevelt, an ESTP ESTPs embody a practical intelligence, easy confidence, and a physical finesse that many other types can only dream of. These easy-going…
I have a confession to make. A while back I did a series of blog posts about what annoys each of the personality types…only I missed one! Most ESTPs don’t get as involved in Myers-Briggs® theory as other personality types do. These action-oriented types would probably rather be out mountain climbing or socializing over debating…
Extraverted feeling is often called the “harmonizing” function. That’s because it helps us to understand and empathize with the moods and emotions of others. People with strong extraverted feeling can often absorb others emotions and feel them as if they are their own. This makes strong Fe users very good listeners who often know how to…
