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My Personality Type!!

Yesterday and today in e-Comm we took the Myers-Briggs personality test. My personality type is ESTP. ESTP stands for extravert, sensing, thinking, and perceiving. I'm 34% extravert, 1% sensing, 3% thinking, and 9% perceiving. I share a personality type with Donald Trump, Ryan Seacrest, and Taylor Swift.
ESTP's are energetic and have a good sense of humor.




I think this type relates to me because I'm energetic and I talk a lot. ESTP don't like long boring conversations and I don't like long boring conversations. The description of ESTP relates to me and is spot on.

My personality types explains why I'm always trying something new and why I'm involved in so many activities. I'm always doing something to keep me entertained. I get bored easily if I'm not doing anything. I like to keep moving.


My personality type explains why I like to be loud on the basketball courts and softball fields and at home. My uncle always complains that I'm loud and talk too much.


People don't really misunderstand because I think they are used to being around me, but when I meet new people some people think I'm a little weird.


What I learned about this project is that my personality type is ESTP and that I share that personality type with Taylor Swift, Ryan Seacrest, and Donald Trump.



We also took a test called "Lion, Otter, Golden Retriever, and Beaver." My score came out to be the highest in the Otter section. The otter relates very much to my ESTP personality type. Otters are very social and enjoys influencing and motivating others.  They also love to goof-off and are positive.  An Otter strength is that they are people persons and positive. A weakness is that they talk too much. The otter personality is like Tigger in Winnie The Pooh.

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