Emma Wortelboer Personality Type, MBTI
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ESTP (5w6)
Emma Wortelboer personality type is ESTP, and her dominant function is Extraverted Sensing, which means she gets the benefits of extraverted sensing perception and "big picture" vision. That's why she is so good at visualizing and coming up with solutions.
What is your biggest strength?
Extraverted sensing perception and vision. I can see what other people see and see things that other people can't. As a result, I'm good at understanding what's going on and thinking about the big picture.
What is your biggest weakness?
I don't like it when people don't show me respect. I really dislike not getting my way. I also get frustrated when other people don't follow through on their commitments or promises. I expect people to do as they say. If they don't, it bothers me.
What do you consider to be your biggest success?
I consider my success to be having marital and family relationships that work well. I also consider myself a pretty happy person. I like who I am and how I am and I believe that's a success.
What do you consider to be your biggest failure?
I consider my biggest failure to have been our divorce.
Emma Wortelboer (Deventer, October 26, 1996) is a Dutch television presenter working at BNNVARA. Wortelboer grew up in Manderveen and went to the Erasmus Public School Community in Almelo, where she obtained her HAVO diploma. In early 2015, Wortelboer was admitted to BNN University. She was a reporter for the television program Spuiten en Slikken from 2016 to 2018. Since 14 November 2018, she has presented the YouTube channel Emma's Peepshow for BNNVARA, on which she discusses a topic on the theme of sexuality, love and the human body on a weekly basis. She gives tips and questions viewers about her own experiences on the subject. During the Eurovision Song Contest 2019, she announced the jury points on behalf of the Netherlands. There was mixed reactions in the media to her expressive joy when the Netherlands was announced as the winner.
