Eshe MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
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Eshe is the real force behind the village and makes sure everything runs smoothly. She is quite hard to impress, perfectionistic and antagonistic but deep inside, she has a fierce desire to protect the village. Born into the elite governing class, Eshe is frenemies with the Duchess (her husband's younger sister). She lives in a Manor and is married to Kenli, the Mayor of Kilima village, where she is the intelligent, calculated, ambitious and self-important Magistrate. "Kilima may be a small village, but it comes with no shortage of responsibilities. Every day, I thank the Dragon that I am the magistrate. Let's just say the village would look very, very different if my husband were the one in charge." I think that Eshe is a clear Te Dom. Her focus on efficiency, precision, bringing together, and organization, as well as her preference for logical analysis and hard work, suggest a preference for an extroverted thinking function. Eshe is someone who values being highly efficient, focused, and she is also considered competitive, further aligning with the ESTJ's preference for structure and achieving success. I think she could be a SX1 or a type 3 with a 5 or 6 fix. Here are my top two Tritype suggestions for her: ➳ Option 1: The Taskmaster Tritype®: 136, 163, 316, 361, 613, 631 ✅🏆📝 If you are a 136, you are diligent and ambitious. You want to be ethical, efficient and dutiful. Highly industrious and responsible, you are focused on achievement. You feel obligated to be orderly and create a successful image as dictated by society. You emulate people you admire and cultivate values that others respect. Most importantly, you focus on your duty and commonly accepted ways of doing things to feel confident and at ease. ➳ Option 2: The Technical Expert Tritype®: 135, 153, 315, 351, 513, 531 📚🏆🔣 If you are a 135, you are diligent, focused and knowledgeable. You want to be ethical, efficient and wise. Highly rational, you seek systems and procedures. Detail-oriented, you like mathematical concepts and finding ways to break down and understand complex material. You are very precise and good with exacting details that others find difficult to manage. Often technical, you prefer to work with facts and logic and can, at times, seem unemotional or insensitive. Type 1 is essentially concerned with improving things because they believe that nothing is already good enough. This makes them perfectionists who want to reform and improve; they are idealists who want to bring order to the chaos that lurks everywhere. Type 3 needs validation to feel valuable, they chase success and want to be admired. They are often hard workers, tend to be competitive and very focused when it comes to achieving their goals. They are often "self-made" and usually find an area in which they can excel and thus gain the external recognition they so desperately need. Type 5 fears deep down that they do not have enough strength to face life. Therefore, they tend to withdraw and retreat into the safety and security of their own consciousness, where they can mentally prepare themselves for their entry into the world. They feel comfortable and at home in the realm of thought. Generally, they are intelligent, well-read and thoughtful and often become experts in the fields they are interested in. While some of them have a scientific orientation, just as many of them are drawn to the humanities and it is not uncommon for them to have an artistic bent. Type 6 tends to feel insecure in their nature, as if there were nothing permanent to hold on to. Their fear has a very deep source and can manifest itself in very different ways, making them somewhat difficult to describe and type. Their fear expresses itself in worrying and in constantly imagining everything that could go wrong. Usually, they tend to be either very conscious or unconscious of their own anxiety and might need time to realize this uncertainty and doubt exists in them.
