Determine your

4th number

A chart comparing different work styles with a spectrum from task-oriented to responsive. It includes five rows, each describing a work trait, and two spiral icons in the middle indicating different work approaches, with a structural axis at the bottom.

Tu-Th Statement Pairs

1. Read each sentence pair and determine where you fall on the 0-10 continuum.

2. When you finish you’ll have 6 numbers.

3. Average those numbers (it doesn’t have to be exact, you want a whole number).

4. On the note taking app or piece of paper from yesterday, write “Structure” and your averaged number.

5. Keep this paper handy, you’ll use it in the next set of steps, below, to put the information all together and determine your personality result. Click here if you need to review the statement pairs from Tuesday through Thursday.

Find your personality

Array chart with a scale from 0 to 10 representing introversion to extroversion, sensing to intuition, thinking to feeling, judging to perceiving. Each scale has an arrow pointing to the left or right. The middle of the chart shows five icons: Earth, a lightbulb, a head with gears, a target with crosshairs, and a spiral.

1. Line up your 4 numbers top (Tuesday, favorite world) to bottom (today, structure) with the 4 "rows" on the slide (see the purple numbers on the left of the example below).

A chart with a horizontal axis labeled from 0 to 10, showing personality traits on the left and right sides. The left side (purple background) includes Introversion, Sensing, Thinking, and Judging with numerical values. The right side (light gray background) includes Extroversion, Intuition, Feeling, and Perceiving. In the middle, there's a yellow section with the days of the week and corresponding themes: Tuesday - World, Wednesday - Information, Thursday - Decision, Friday - Structure. The bottom center has the text ESFP in pink.

2. If your number is less than 5, use the capital letter in parentheses on the left. If your number is greater than 5, use the capital letter in parentheses on the right. If your number is 5, choose the side that feels like the best fit for how you see yourself.

3. These 4 letters are your result (see purple letters at the bottom of the example above).

4. If you’d like, refer to the list of adjectives that correspond with each personality descriptor. This might be especially helpful if any of your numbers are a “5”.

A diagram comparing introversion and extraversion, sensing and intuition, thinking and feeling, judging and perceiving, and their associated characteristics in a table format with labels and descriptions in different colors.

5. Click on your personality type below to learn more about that personality, as well as the opposite personality.