Otter - Fun Seekers
- Otters are excitable, fun-seeking, cheerleader types who love to talk!
- They’re great at motivating others and need to be in an environment where they can talk and vote on major decisions.
- The otters’ outgoing nature makes them great networkers—they usually know a lot of people who know a lot of people.
- They can be very loving and encouraging unless under pressure when they tend to use their verbal skills to attack.
- They strongly desire to be liked and enjoy being the center of attention.
- They are often very attentive to style, clothes, and flash.
- Otters are the life of any party, and most people enjoy being around them.
Personality Type Cross-reference
MBTI / Keirsey - Idealist (NF - Intuition / Feeling)
Enneagram
- Type 1 - The Reformer (ENFJ, INFJ)
- Type 4 - The Individualist (INFJ, INFP)
- Type 7 - The Enthusiast (ENFP)
- Type 9 - The Peacemaker (INFP)
Temperaments
Recognized by
- Constant talking
- Loud volume
- Bright eyes
- Moving hands
- Colorful expression
- Enthusiasm
- Ability to mix easily
Desires
- Have fun!
- Opportunity to help and motivate others
- Opportunities to verbally share their ideas
Strengths
- Enthusiastic
- Optimistic
- Good Communicator
- Emotional and Passionate
- Motivational and Inspirational
- Outgoing
- Personal
- Dramatic
- Fun-loving
Weaknesses
- Unrealistic
- Not detail-oriented
- Disorganized
- Impulsive
- Listens to feelings above logic
- Reactive
- Can be too talkative
- Excitable
As leaders
- They excite, persuade and inspire others
- Exude charms and entertain
- But are forgetful and are poor on follow through
Work Valuablity
- For colorful creativity, optimism, light touch, cheering up others, and entertainment.
In Pressure or Tense Situations
- The otter ATTACKS.
- Can be more concerned about their popularity than achieving tangible results.
Communicating with...
Wants You to Be:
- stimulating and interesting
Provide them With the following:
- quality
- information on how it will enhance their status
- increased talent
- originality
- uniqueness
General Strategies:
- be interested in them
- support their dreams
- feelings and opinions
- be sociable
- do not hurry the discussion – give them a chance to verbalize
- try not to argue
- don’t deal with details – put it all in writing
- do not be shy
- agree on the specifics of any arrangement
Tend to marry
- Perfect with people who are melancholy, sensitive, and serious, but the otters quickly tire of having to cheer them up all the time and of feeling inadequate and stupid.