ESTP
ESTP's experience the outer world through their senses and live for the moment. They are supremely realistic writers who focus on results which fits with their "live for the moment" style. As kinesthetic individuals, they move around a lot, solving practical problems spontaneously. They generally write good first drafts (it has to count), and they hate to revise their work when finished—they feel they may be destroying their pearls. ESTP's love to troubleshoot problems, then move on.
Below are some of the advantages and challenges ESTP's face when writing:
Strengths |
Challenges |
| Research thoroughly.
Write linearly—start at the beginning and do not stop until finished. Excel at shorter pieces. Like fact-oriented pieces. |
Wait until the last minute to write.
May get off the point—not all sections tie together. Might get overwhelmed at longer projects. Find abstract pieces difficult. |
