Phoebe Clark

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Question from an ISTJ: Why do I get messaged on every issue in my department and asked to take on duties that I have no expertise or interest in? I want to be a team player but I would like to get paid for the extra work that is required to take on these jobs.

Answer: My guess is that you are very good at what you do and are a hard-worker so they want your input and your “good work” to get things done. ISTJs’ organizational skills and efficiency at tackling work tasks are much needed in most workplaces.  Their ability to do the work they are asked to …

Question from an ISTJ: Why do I get messaged on every issue in my department and asked to take on duties that I have no expertise or interest in? I want to be a team player but I would like to get paid for the extra work that is required to take on these jobs. Read More »

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Question from an ESFJ about her elderly ENTJ mother’s mental condition: I just moved my 80-yr.-old mother to an over-65 facility that offers assisted care. Should I be concerned about my mother’s forgetfulness to pay bills or her inability to deal with problems with her cell phone and computer? She was in a similar facility in another state where she seemed to be able to handle those things but the move definitely exposed some issues that could be related to memory.

Answer: Moving to a new facility is difficult because it requires figuring out all new systems: who to go to for what? People with STJ preferences don’t like change, especially if the new facility is not being run efficiently. They are used to their well-tested routines. Beside being in a new place, the Covid-19 restrictions …

Question from an ESFJ about her elderly ENTJ mother’s mental condition: I just moved my 80-yr.-old mother to an over-65 facility that offers assisted care. Should I be concerned about my mother’s forgetfulness to pay bills or her inability to deal with problems with her cell phone and computer? She was in a similar facility in another state where she seemed to be able to handle those things but the move definitely exposed some issues that could be related to memory. Read More »

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Question from an ENTJ Healing-Arts Therapist: Why does every day seem like “Groundhog Day?”

Answer: It’s an interesting question in today’s Covid-19 world… First of all, our lives are shut down by the rules, regulations, and requirements of living in a pandemic. If your business is still open, I would imagine that everyone coming in is experiencing depression and wanting to “feel better.” During these times, there is nothing …

Question from an ENTJ Healing-Arts Therapist: Why does every day seem like “Groundhog Day?” Read More »

EXTRAVERTED INTUITION (Ne)

Comments by ENTP and ENFP Type Preferences Only

  • Scan the situation to determine patterns/possibilities.
  • Provide an interpretation of the experience and project it into the future.
  • Look for options, new possibilities, potentials, opportunities.
  • See the broad implications of a complex situation.
  • Provide a new perspective of the situation/problem.
  • Ability to “connect the dots” in situations – to see the big picture.
  • Adapts to change easily.
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