What are the meanings of the 16 MBTI personalities?
Purple Group: Rational “Analysts”
Analysts are generally sensible and fair–minded, and are especially good at debates and science and technology that require a lot of brain power.
They are independent, open-minded, strong-willed and imaginative, practical in their approach, and more interested in results than in making everyone happy.
These traits make Analysts great at strategizing, but they may have some difficulties when it comes to socializing or falling in love.
INTJ (Architect): is imaginative, a good planner and always makes sure things go according to plan.
INTP (Logician): a creative inventor, always eager to learn new things.
ENTJ (Commander): bold, imaginative and strong-willed, always able to find or create solutions to problems.
ENTP (Debater): Intelligent and curious, loves to think and never gives up when faced with an intellectual challenge.
Green Group: Imaginative “Diplomats”
Diplomats (Diplomats) have a strong focus on understanding and cooperation and excel at managing relationships and helping others.
These individuals are often team players and imaginative, and often play a mediating and coordinating role in work or social situations.
These traits make Diplomats passionate, understanding and influential people.However, they may find it a bit challenging when faced with the need to think calmly or make some difficult decisions.
INFJ (Advocate): introverted and mysterious, but also inspiring and idealistic.
INFP (mediator): poetic and kind, always helpful and a voice for justice.
ENFJ (protagonist): charismatic leader, able to inspire others and mesmerize listeners.
ENFP (campaigner): enthusiastic, creative, loves to socialize and always has fun in life.
Blue Group: Solid And Stable “Guardians”
Guardians (Sentinels) enjoy teamwork and are very practical, striving to create an organized, safe and secure environment wherever they go.
Often hard-working, meticulous, and tradition-following, these types do particularly well in areas that require organization and management, such as logistics or administration, especially where there are clear hierarchies and rules.
These personality types will stick to their plans and won’t back down when faced with difficult tasks – but sometimes they may be less willing to be flexible or accepting of different views.
ISTJ (Logistician): down-to-earth, practical and reliable personality.
ISFJ (Guardian): very focused and considerate, always willing to provide protection for loved ones.
ESTJ (General Manager): an excellent administrator who specializes in all kinds of management matters.
ESFJ (Consul): Caring and popular, helpful administrator.
Yellow group: Free-Exploring Explorers
The most spontaneous of all personality types, Explorers have a unique ability to connect with their surroundings in a way that is difficult for others to do.
These people are very practical, responsive and quick-thinking, and do particularly well when they need to respond and think quickly.They are good with tools and technology, and are able to use them flexibly, whether it’s to operate physical tools or to persuade others.
These personality types are great at handling emergencies, crafts, and sales – but their traits may also make them inclined to be adventure-seekers or overly focused on sensory experiences.
ISTP (Connoisseur): They are bold and practical, and excel at using a variety of tools.
ISFP (Explorer): They are flexible and charismatic, always ready to explore and experience new things.
ESTP (Entrepreneurs): they are smart and energetic, preferring to act rather than wait passively.
ESFP (Performer): They enjoy freedom, are energetic and passionate, always find joy and are never bored.