Norepinephrine Personality Type, MBTI

Norepinephrine personality type is ENTJ, an extroverted, intuitive, thinking type. They are both natural leaders, tending to gather information and be decisive, and they have many of the same strengths and weaknesses. ENTJs tend to be decisive. They have excellent logical minds, and they can be very clever and analytical. To them, this is a natural way to operate, but it can lead to problems when they don’t consider other people’s feelings and perspectives. ENTJs tend to be very expressive about their ideas, often speaking quickly with great energy. They can seem very intense and sometimes even abrasive. ENTJs love being in control and being able to shape people’s perceptions. This can lead to a tendency to be judgmental and critical; ENTJs often find this difficult to manage, but for the most part they can remain objective while still maintaining their opinions. ENTJs are also highly focused on details, which can be a problem in situations that don’t involve work. They can be very meticulous about things that are important to them, but this also means that they can sometimes overlook important details when they are working on something.