Blog #3

1. ESFP
Extravert(25%)                        Sensing(34%)
Feeling(6%)                             Perceiving(16%)
2. Fun, Adventurous, down-to-earth
3. Agree
4. Early childhood education, advertising, fashion merchandising
5. In order to effectively learn, there needs to be a hands on interesting approach.
6. Steve Irwin, Bob Hope, Kathy Lee Gifford

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