Hobby-jumping: Steer into the skid!
So, I know I’ve tried 2 hobbies this week. I’ve been going on street bike rides all week, and last night around 1 o’clock, I was sitting in my desk chair with a pair of needle nose pliers, some thin wire, a wire cutter, and some tiny glass bottles from the last time I...
Burned out? MBTI can help you cope
I had no idea burn-outs are contagious. But that’s the only explanation I can come up with for the staggering amount of friends I’ve seen suffering from it this year. And while watching them struggle made me feel crushed and...
Battling Hyperdrive Ne Insomnia
Okay guys, sorry, sorry, sorry. In true ENTP-fashion I got completely distracted by other projects and life in general and so this blog has been quite empty for a while. But there is this one topic sitting in my mind that’s been on my mind for quite a while. That’s Ne...
Getting shit done in 2017 or How To be Organized as ENTP
Less than a week till a new year starts, and though it’s a rather arbitrary moment to develop new resolutions, plenty of people still do it. For many ENTPs, one of the most important resolutions of 2017 (and frankly each year before that) is Get shit done. Follow...
Communication between ENTP and -S-types: how to
Nobody likes talking more than ENTPs. That being said, we might seem utterly bored listening to your account of your day at work, gossips or news about sports or politics. In my experience, this can cause problems especially if you have Se high in your stack. We don’t...
The Butterfly Effect or Why Your ENTP Hates Lying
Last week I was too busy writing other stuff, and I actually wanted to tell you all about it today, but a different topic came to mind and it's so important I've decided to write about that one instead: ENTP's ideas of trust and lying. My personal trust pattern goes a...
Do ENTP ever use lists?
One of the most common misconceptions about ENTPs is that we don’t use lists. You know, stuff like task lists. Being a huge fan of lists (and currently mastering the art of bullet journaling) I’ve been wondering if this trait of mine was characteristically non-ENTP....
On ENTPs and vulnerability
There was this one situation, several years back. I was hanging out with some friends I considered my best friends. By that time, we've known each other for I think 7 years or so and we started talking about our significant others and I said I would accept any S/O...
The most important thing when picking a job
Whenever I check out ENTP blogs and discussion boards, one of the questions that pops up a LOT is this: how do I choose the right career? Now the reason most ENTPs struggle with this question is twofold: We’re good at finding connections between seemingly unrelated...
How to provide emotional support?
If you’re an ENTP (or perceptive systemizer, as I used to call it) like me, your average ‘support’ conversation might go something like this: Friend (co-worker, sibling, anyone): “My life sucks, I have a problem [describes problem] …” You: “Oh man, that sounds fucked...
Why we keep waiting for an A in life
Have you ever been told by your parents that you had to do well in school? I have. My family has always valued high grades. That is not to say I was good at getting them. In fact, I distinctly remember my very first history test in the first year of high school. It...
On what defines a rational
When I came up with the idea for Sensing Sage, about two or three months ago, I felt a huge rush of energy. Not only was I finally able to define myself, I would be able to reach other people who also combine rationality with intuition, and together we'd be one big...
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Pete
I like hand drums, good food, dogs, and a weird variety of musics. I speak French and Esperanto for fun, and study languages however I can. Mi parolas ĉar alias mondon estas ebla. (I speak because another world is possible)