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Kim Yeon-Koung MBTI Personality Type

Kim Yeon-Koung MBTI Personality Type

Kim Yeon-Koung Personality Type

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What personality type is Kim Yeon-Koung? Kim Yeon-Koung is an ENTJ personality type in MBTI, 8w7 - so/sx - 873 in Enneagram, in Big 5, in Socionics.

Why ENFJ votes? Just because she got that in her 16p test..? Not to mention she wasn't even 100% honest in that test lol. (Check this video of she taking 16p test, it was typing by letters https://youtu.be/3WVVy7CFdnA ) But it makes sense that she has balanced Ni-Se usage as you can see from her matches. However, I find it quite hard to see Kim as Fe dom. I think she's ENTJ for a few reasons: 1. In the video above, she mentioned that she likes making plans, and if you watch her 'I live alone' episode in Turkey, she likes to finish daily routine in an efficient way (Te). 2. Watch any of her matches, she's very attentive to the surrounding environment (Se), actively make decisions and take actions and rarely hesitates when choosing a strategy (Te-Ni). I guess her talent and years of training have made her Te-Ni-Se very developed, and helped her playing volleyball with the best attacks. 3. Why not Fe dom? Her teammates mentioned that sometimes she can get so intimidating and scary during a match that when Heejin Kim met her eyes, she started to cry. (https://youtu.be/EihPO-mfa5M 0:42-2:15) How she assigned other members to their positions on court is also very Te-Ni. Edit: I would really appreciate it if ENFJ voters can give a reason why so, rather than just vote quietly👀 p.s. Congrats to Korea for getting into top 4 I really hope Kim can get a MVP this year because SHE DESERVES IT.

Biography

Kim Yeon-koung (Korean: 김연경; Hanja: 金軟景; RR: Kim Yeon-gyeong, Korean pronunciation: [kim.jʌngjʌŋ]; born 26 February 1988 in Ansan) is a South Korean female professional volleyball player and a member of the FIVB Athletes' Commission. Kim was the Most Valuable Player and Best Scorer of the 2012 London Olympics, despite South Korea finishing 4th place. She holds the Olympics records for highest score of 207 points in eight games, topping Gamova's record of 204 points in 2004 Athens.