Andrew Root changed my understanding of ministry. I am not being hyperbolic. You will not be sorry if you spend 15 minutes watching him. To keep up with his work, follow him on Twitter (@RootAndrew).
What are they like? Consider the facets of the ESFP’s personality: Extroverted – they gain energy from external sources Sensing – they are attuned to the details of life Feeling – they make judgements based on the way they feel about a given situation Perceiving – they are not rigid, but willing to “go with the flow” ESFPs are some of the most fun people on the planet! They are spontaneous and optimistic. They are upbeat and caring. They love people and people love them (However, beware an ESFP who has been crossed – they will dig deep and resent you!). They do tend to be overwhelmed easily when stress and negativity are brought to bear. In these moments, because they “do not feel good…
What are they Like? ENFPs are the bright, warm, and loving people who will talk with you all day long. They see possibilities around every corner, and have an incredible ability to help others see and become excited about them as well. They do not do “maintenance” well (or at all, if they had their way) and, although they seem to be flitting from one thing to the next, they are actually staying true to both their internal value system and need for an exciting life. Where do they find value in their religious life? For the ENFP, value is found with people. They are highly skilled at developing inter-personal relationships, and can “read” someone with in moments of meeting them. This allows them…
This week, I was honored to be featured as a conversation partner at Ecclesio.com, where Cynthia Holder Rich is hosting some great digital conversations about the intersection of faith and life..
The Rev. Margaret Aymer, Ph.D., D.D rocks something fierce. For more of her wit and wisdom, follower her on Twitter (@mayog) or on her blog (mayog.posterous.com).
