Pep Guardiola
Football
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| public myers-briggs votes | (21/06/18 19:55) johncena2: INTP |
| (19/01/18 20:57) twinpinks: ISTJ |
| (19/01/17 01:06) tch: INTJ |
| (19/01/04 11:59) TheMemphis: INTJ |
| (18/07/11 06:10) Johncena: INTJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (19/01/04 12:01) TheMemphis: 1w9 |
| (18/07/11 06:10) Johncena: 5w6 |
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| public sociotype votes | (19/10/24 15:43) TheMemphis: LSI |
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no no no.... I figured this man out he is INTP. He is always tinkering and changing with tactics and trying to experiment in big games. He is always thinking coming up with wild tactics every game because J type he is P type he prefers to adapt to the opponent always changing his mind from his original tactic constantly. He is not comfortable with one decision he is always changing while taking in new information.
While quite intellectual 5w6 doesn't really suit him. He puts more emphasis on the practical, and achievable asset of his systems than just ameliorating them and thinking them over for the simple sake of enjoying it. If you want a manager who is actually 5w6 you may have a look at Marcelo Bielsa. I could go more in depth about how the differences between 1 and 5 express through them but i really like this quote from Bielsa :