Sanguine-Melancholic (SanMel) Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sanguine-Melancholic (SanMel)? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sanguine-Melancholic (SanMel) from Four Temperaments and what is the personality traits.
ENFP (6w7)
Sanguine-Melancholic (SanMel) personality type is ENFP, or extrovert, intuitive, feeling, and Perceiving. I’m that mix of the two. This is the personality type that does the most for those around them. They are the life of the party, the life of the city, the life of the party.
This is a mixture of the two extremes of both MBTI types. I’m a talker but also a listener. The way I see things is all about how I want them to be but at the same time it’s all about what I see. This is what makes me so great at networking and networking is what makes me great at network marketing. I’m one of those people who you can just tell by looking at them what they are going to be. I’m a mix of both sides and this is what makes me so amazing once you get to know me.
This is the intertype mix that I am in with my ENTJ husband and best friend. He is what we call an “Entrepreneur.” He has his own business and he is one of the most successful people I know in network marketing.
The Sanguine-Melancholy is driven by two temperament needs. The primary need is to be accepted socially. The secondary need is to do things right. Either need may dominate their behavior depending on the requirements of the situation.
When the Sanguine and the Melancholy natural tendencies are combined, it produces a people-person who is sensitive, creative, and detail-oriented. The Sanguine-Melancholy is more formal and emotional than the other Sanguine blends. This combination is naturally able to perform in front of others to meet the need of the moment. The Sanguine-Melancholy is a frequently found pattern.
The Sanguine-Melancholy needs to be with people most of the time, but some of the time they need to be alone. When alone they will likely think, review, plan, and be creative. They need information, time to think, and a plan; they function best, and more effectively, when they have a detailed plan.
