Discovering how your Myers Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI Test) personality type approaches innovation can greatly help you understand what roles you’d best play in groups that require coming up with fresh ideas and solutions. This week, we’ll learn about how Extraverted Sensing and Introverted Feeling (ESFP) types best innovate. We define innovation as “the implementation of ideas,” involving not only … Read More
Each Myers-Briggs Test personality type has its own way of approaching, looking at, and completing projects. This week, we’ll learn how Extraverted Sensing with Introverted Feeling (ESFP) types take on projects, and what they could do to make sure they stay on track. For starters, we’ll define a project as “a temporary endeavor, under taken to create a unique product … Read More
MBTI® ESTP Personality Types and Innovation Shedding light on your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® test (MBTI Test) personality type and its relation to your innovative process can help you work toward regulating and motivating yourself, allowing you to become a more refined and experienced innovator. If you’re an Extraverted Sensing with Introverted Thinking (ESTP) type, for example, understanding that you may … Read More
Each Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI test) personality type has a different way of assessing, processing, and understanding emotions, whether inwardly, externally, or not at all. Learning about your MBTI type can help you discover how to best develop your emotional intelligence—involving what could help you be more receptive to the emotions of others, what could make your own emotions easier … Read More
