Who am I? What is my perspective? What makes me, me? These are questions that we attempted to answer in class the other day. Which has me thinking, obviously, what makes me savannah?
I love personalities and figuring out how people work, how they are wired, and especially how they reflect God with how He has created them. So I enjoy thinking about these things. The person I know best is myself, so I am learning to assess information about others, I am looking at myself to determine how I function and make decisions to determine and better predict how other people function.
According to the Myers Briggs personality indicator test, I am an ESFJ. This means that I am extroverted, sensing, feeling, and judging. Its clear to me that I get my energy from people, thus making me an extrovert and its true that I loooove being around people all the time. I sometimes feel guilty for not being with people—I may be addicted. I have been embracing alone time a lot more lately and have found much insight in solitude. More to come on that later. Here is a quick run down of what the rest means generally. As a sensor, I am very attentive to details and what is going on in the here and now right in front of me way more than I am about 5 year plans and what not. Sorry intro to pr class, I hated you, but thanks for telling me what not to do with my life lol. As a feeler, I definitely make my decisions based on my experience and how I feel about things and I, on occasion, wear my emotions on my sleeve. As a judger, I am disorganized on the outside, but I greatly appreciate plans and outlines that keep me on track with my life. I often make lists of what I have to accomplish. My ESF combination sometimes proposes challenges for my J in that I am here and there and often forgetful of what I have to accomplish.
Well here is a run down of my make up that will be shaping my frame of reference for all of the blogs to come. I hope it makes sense and as I figure out life, I plan to process things out here. There is a lot for me to work out and get through and I have found that as I fear feminine hardcore ESFJ is sometimes to much for people to handle and they call me a roller coaster. Im not sure how this is meant, but Im hoping its at least endearing…
