Chap 3 MBTI & Writing

E vs. I
- E – actively involved with ppl/things, I – paused before saying
- E – write best when thinking out loud, write content first then outline
  - Rambling / can get sidetracked
- I – write alone is best, need time to sink in for other advice
S vs. N
- S – five sense, deliberate process of info, N – notice possibilities/futures/novel ways of looking at things
- S – start with concrete info, concrete instructions / expectations for paper
- N – good writing is originality, want new approach
F vs. T
- T – establish criterion, pros/cons
  - Focus on content, no emotionally invested in the topic
- F – more focused on target audience’s feelings
  - Hard to write things without emotional connection
P vs. J
- J – make exterior world orderly, like being decisive
  - More likely to plan, more likely to stick to plan even though ineffective
- P – keep exterior world unstructured, take info before making decision
  - Cover all angle, research as much as possible
  - Write right before DDL

Chap 4 E & I

ST
- tech report (some can write satire well)
- hard to do narrative, not personal
NT
- abstract – less concrete
SF
- Narrative, ability to tell stories
- Natural optimism – almost childlike
NF
- abstract and personal
- Transformation and rebirth (protean)