Nov
INTJ - How to get along with me
This MBTI related workplace tip is a gem. The INTJ can be a great communicator presenting clear and compelling observations and creating clarity around ideas and outcomes for the team. Because their vision of the big picture is so clear they zero in on action toward those goals. They might not appreciate team members who take up a lot of their time being brought up to speed. AND above all else they need people to understand and respect their need for uninterrupted time alone.
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Sandy McMullen
Sandy's ENFP preference says it all when it comes to explaining her passion for self development.
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I feel synchronicity brought Sandy and me together. I was just starting up my consulting practice after eight years in a management role and wanted to bring my visual art into the picture. While I've done artwork based on various series, I'd never thought of doing the MBTI concepts. Sandy's energy, enthusiasm and creativity are very inspiring. Her openness and flexibility made it possible for us to meet and I hope we'll have many more opportunities for connection. I have Sandy's book Inner Landscapes available at my MBTI workshops in Vancouver.
- Mary Bennett, Consultant, Artist, Facilitator, www.marybennett.net
i’m waiting for the infp and istp, haha.
An INFP doodle is scheduled for next week – but if you are on Twitter or Facebook I can get you a preview. http://www.twitter.com/sandymcmullen or http://www.personalityplusinbusiness.com/fanpage
As for the ISTP – If you have a contribution to make I would be delighted to get more SP doodles going.