How can an LSE be close to Oldham's Leisurely type?
The LSE is a representative of the EJ temperament, which is restless, nervous and tense. This appears to oppose the LSE's Oldham counterpart.
LSE & Oldham's Leisurely Style
How can an LSE be close to Oldham's Leisurely type?
The LSE is a representative of the EJ temperament, which is restless, nervous and tense. This appears to oppose the LSE's Oldham counterpart.
Meaning, they don't like to "rush" the work they do - they like everything perfect, smooth.
But that are constantly occupying themselves with that work.
That is the only thing that comes off the top of my head. I am not sure how much I really identify with Oldham.
Posts I wrote in the past contain less nuance.
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Re: LSE & Oldham's Leisurely Style
Why nervous and tense? Nowhere it's said that EJs are nervous and tense.Originally Posted by Ezra
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Re: LSE & Oldham's Leisurely Style
That's the Si influence is it not?
Sorry, I meant LSEs. I was thinking primarily of this:
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