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Extraverted iNtuiting
involves noticing hidden meanings and
interpreting them, often entertaining
a wealth of possible interpretations from
just one idea or interpreting what someone’s
behavior really means. It also involves
seeing things “as if,” with
various possible representations of reality.
Using this process, we can juggle many
different ideas, thoughts, beliefs, and
meanings in our mind at once with the
possibility that they are all true. This
is like weaving themes and threads together.
We don’t know the weave until a thought
thread appears or is drawn out in the
interaction of thoughts, often brought
in from other contexts. Thus a strategy
or concept often emerges from the here-and-now
interactions, not appearing as a whole
beforehand. Using this process we can
really appreciate brainstorming and trust
what emerges, enjoying imaginative play
with scenarios and combining possibilities,
using a kind of cross-contextual thinking.
Extraverted iNtuiting also can involve
catalyzing people and extemporaneously
shaping situations, spreading an atmosphere
of change through emergent leadership.
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