Drayden Personality Type, MBTI
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ENTJ (3w2)
Drayden personality type is ENTJ, which is the most common type among entrepreneurs.
Although Drayden is extremely focused on his own desires and wants to go after them, he is also very focused on helping others do the same thing. He also has an infectious passion for success and delivers his message in a very positive way. Overall, Drayden is a friendly and outgoing person who is natural at connecting with others.
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About the Speaker:
My name is Drayden Ray. I’m an entrepreneur and a keynote speaker.
I’m also the founder of Rayon Life, Rayon Digital, Rayon Life Academy, Rayon Coach, Rayon Live, Rayon Live Mentorship, Rayon Live Women, Rayon Life Youth, Rayon Relationship, Rayon Showoff, Rayon ShowOff College, Rayon ShowOff Youth, Rayon ShowOff Women, Rayon ShowOff Men. I’m also the host of the Rayon ShowOff Show, the Rayon ShowOff Podcast, Rayon ShowOff TV, Rayon ShowOff Radio Show.
Drayden is an unincorporated community in St. Mary's County, Maryland, United States. West St. Mary's Manor was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1970. Porto Bello was listed in 1972. The Drayden Schoolhouse was a small, one-room African American children's school featuring grades 1–7. It was open and operational from 1890–1944. The land was donated by Mary Ellen and Daniel A. Gross in 1889. The schoolhouse was a one-room design based on a Victorian design like other one-room schools already operational in St. Mary's County. The original green paint is still inside the structure. Exterior paint was added in 2000 to preserve the original sliding planks. The Drayden schoolhouse was one of three for African American children in the Valley Lee District. One teacher taught grades 1-7 and could have had as many as forty students in the single room. At this time there were no public high schools open to African American students.
