EN(T) MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is EN(T)? EN(T) is an ENTP personality type in MBTI, 7w8 - sp/so - 783 in Enneagram, SCUEI in Big 5, ILE in Socionics.
(Source credits by EmergentMind) EN(T) (1/3) He is a genius at finding new opportunities and possibilities. What he has completed always seems to him less important compared to the dawning perspectives which are irresistible an inexhaustible. Scientists of this type tend to procrastinate with the publishing of the results of their research, thinking that the greatest discoveries are still ahead. He lives for the future; meanwhile being not acknowledged does not intimidate him. He chooses to do what is interesting rather than what is lucrative. People of this type often create illusions for themselves that “everything will always be as it is now, that they will never die or be sick”: "Nothing will ever happen to me”. People of this type do not plan ahead. They study not only what they need to study, but also "everything that's interesting", from mechanical and computer theories to butterflies and caterpillars. Representatives of this type are capable of making way through great volumes of literature on a chosen topic in the shortest period of time, so to say, of grasping the informational immensity of this world and paving the way for all those who will come after them. Their theories and methods are often beyond ordinary, which can result in upheavals of traditional views and systems. Characterized by changes of states: joyful events - thirst for activity, increased talkativeness, racing thoughts; sad events - depression, slowness in reactions and thinking. An elusive turn of events is enough for a change in mood. At times: center of attention, instigating - other times: closed off and silent. At times: overcomes complex obstacles, achieves professional success - other times: periods of feeling suppressed; first very active and talkative - then slow and sparing of words. Cheerful and lively in society. Among their own can grumble, be hypochondriacs. Good at talking, articulate, has a way with words, may be very talkative under the influence of alcohol. Deep emotions, mood swings are typical: sometimes lively and fun - other times quiet and modest. After a stimulating event continues to "vibrate" on the tone of excitement or seriousness, although the event itself is already "off the agenda". He is easily moved, soft-hearted, compassionate. Admiration and awe before great works of art. Sometimes suicidal inclinations.
Biography
This combination tends toward speculation, especially speculative philosophy. Many plans are made and sometimes there can be scientific discoveries. Such types are often in a position to make brilliant business deals, whereas the pure intuitive can never reap the fruits of his perceptions. Source: "Personality" by Carl Alfred Meier
