1.Extroverted
Since you are extroverts, you gain energy from socializing (unlike introverts, who expend energy in social situations). You love having passionate and lively conversations and debates. In some cases, other people can feel intimidated by your confidence and strong verbal skills. When you have a good idea, you feel compelled to share their point of view with others.
2.Leaders
Thanks to your comfort in the spotlight, ability to communicate, and tendency to make quick decisions, you tend to naturally fall into leadership roles. In his book Please Understand Me II, David Keirsey points out that you sometimes find youself taking control of a group without really knowing how you came to be in such a position. Because of your love for structure and order, you are also good at supervising and directing others and helping groups complete tasks and achieve goals. You are able to quickly see what needs to be accomplished, develop a plan of action, and assign roles to group members.
Despite your verbal abilities, you are not always good at understanding other people’s emotions. Expressing emotions can be difficult for you at times, and your tendency to get into debates can make you seem aggressive, argumentative, and confrontational. you can overcome this problem by making a conscious effort to think about how other people might be feeling.