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Just to give some examples...The ESTP's that I know, do or have done this:
dj
squash
fitness
soccer coach
soccer
diving
visit every big festival in town especially when the main purpose is drinking beer :-)
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tennis
motorcycling
soccer (as has already been stated)
probably other sports as well (I knew an SLE who was into kick-boxing)
financial management
fraternities
drinking, yes
parties, yes
karaoke, maybe
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You will find SLEs:
dj
record producer
singer
clerk
squash
in the office
fitness
fighting
musician
soccer coach
ceo
soccer
studying at their desk
diving
army
collecting stamps
fucking hookers
library
collecting toy soldiers
visit every big festival in town especially when the main purpose is drinking beer :-)
hitting on young girls
tennis
shitting on someone's lawn
taking drugs
motorcycling
bars
navy
probably other sports as well
smashing someone's car in
financial management
clubs
fraternities
travelling
drinking
air force
bullying younger kids
parties
karaoke
knitting
on this forum
Moral of the story is, you'll find SLEs in all walks of life. They're not all good, nor all bad.
However, many SLEs are more commonly drawn to certain activities in order to (stereotypically*) satisfy their Se. You should find a fair few Beta STs in the military, in training corps (or whatever it is you have in the US - ROTC?) etcetera. This provides an outlet for their Se - discipline, active lifestyles, wine, woman and song - and for their Ti - strict hierarchy and a strong ideology. In line with the stereotype, you're likely to find a large percentage of SLEs out on the field, playing football (saaker), rugby (American football in your case) and hockey, or on a court, playing tennis or basketball. Again, this is to satisfy the "get the ball rolling" (no pun intended) aspect of Se. One which may be less stereotypical but still the epitome of SLE is in high positions in the corporate world; I'm talking about chief execs (the guys who are not actually fucked by back-room dealers, but who run the show from the outset), back-room dealers themselves and power/stock brokers. These certainly provide an outlet for an SLE's Se; in fact, it's like paradise - getting people to do what you want them to do, and doing this well.
*I say stereotypical because not all SLEs are ADHD kids. I get tired of the "come on let's do stuff" aspect of OTC. I just want to go home, grab a shower, wrap myself in a throw, and indulge in creature comforts.
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yeah, the SLE I know is a senior vice president for a large financial firm. he's the one who brings in the clients, seals the deal. he travels all around visiting clients and bringing in the money. his partner deals with the other aspects of the business but the SLE is the best with people and getting out there to bring in the business.
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