David questions for you

I am aware of the Myers and Briggs foundation

that primarily focus's on Carl Jung principle of

extraversion and introversion but have never
taken one of their tests, possibly because I am 
not in to  scientific psychology.


However I an happy to answer your questions.

1.Yes, I do like meeting folk from wherever and whoever.
I do shy away though if they come across as obnoxious.

2.I am all for the pragmatic  approach to all things.

3.I have no regrets that come to mind....
I move from one mistake to the next hoping
to learn from same, rather than indulge in the agony of regrets.

4. A bit of both, obviously I make initial plans as to where I want to travel to 
which includes the accommodation along with travel times.
but when I get there I become more spontaneous, as to what I feel inclined to do whilst there.
Taking into  account my travel companions wishes. Therefore it is somewhat a compromise decision.
No problem there, for I am all about compromise, in not all, but most instances'.

Regarding answer number 3, let me ask a different question

Do you value building harmony and consensus in a group setting or more value a group that achieves goals and makes decisions.

As it reads on the tin as we say in New Zealand David - I stated this in the Opening Post as the reason for the questions:

"David what is your MBTI profile, do you know?

If not please answer these four questions?"

It is so I can know your MBTI profile as I have in interest in MBTI profiling so ask most people who I know well so can relate to them better.

The answer to each of those four questions posed tells me which profile you are,

Need all four of them to be answered and when you didn't answer the one about regrets,because you have no regrets, I had to ask a different question.

Meant no harm David. Wasn't like I was asking you private questions about your personal life - these are stock standard questions you can ask in a workplace team building exercise.

All that said my apologies to you David for not giving a lot more context for why I was asking and the purpose of the questions in the opening Post. My bad.

There are four aspects to MBTI
The first determines if you are an Extrovert or an Introvert
The second determines in you are a sensory person or a person who lives in their mind with their own thoughts.
The Third is whether you make decisions with your heart of your head largely for the most part
And the last is the hardest to explain but is whether you are a person who enjoys the process, or a person who more values getting to the finish line.

Hope that helps

By the way you took me back a bit with your post.