Find Out Your Environment MBTI!

An environment MBTI is based on what kind of personality type you have, which was inspired by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator test. Based on the personality type you have, you can find out what kinds of environmental action you can take to support the environmental activism movement and act on climate change.

Answer the set of questions below, and find out what contributions YOU can make to start your journey to become a climate hero!

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*disclaimer: the results might not 100% accurately reflect the 16 Personalities Test mbti results.

How big is your circle of friends?

Less than ten, I prefer quality over quantity

I make friends wherever I go, so I have a lot of good friends

I have a ton of friends, but about 20 or 30 that I hang out with regularly

I have different groups of friends that I see periodically

At a social event where do you tend to hang out..

I try to avoid awkward conversations by keeping to myself

I like to be the centre of attention; if there’s a dance floor, I’m on it

I like to mingle with different groups of people, so I’m usually deep in conversations

Right next to the food tables, I only go for the free stuff

You’re planning a campaign in your local community to support a cause you believe in, what is the first thing you do?

Research previous successful campaigns to get an idea of how to organise one

Plan out all the things that you’ll require to make the campaign a success

Think of new ways of conducting a campaign that have never been done before

Think of the overall theme and goals of the campaign

Two of your friends start arguing, how would you try to stop them?

Try and find out why they are fighting then work on solving that problem

Figure out why they’re fighting on your own then approach them with a solution

Remind them that their friends and should work through their problems without arguing

Calm them down before working on solving their problem

Your friend asks you to play with them this afternoon, but you have an assignment due 2 days later. What would you do?

Of course I should finish my assignment first! Work is due first!

I would ask them to wait until I finish!

It depends on what friend it is…If they’re really close, I would hang out first!

I would definitely hang out first! I don’t want to leave them hanging.

Your friend fails an exam and texts you. How would you reply?

“What test did you fail? Why?”

“You did? I thought you studied for it..?”

“Oh no…Don’t worry, you’ll do better next time!”

“Oh no! You must be really sad…Should we go have dinner together? Maybe it’ll help!"

You go to Starbucks across the street for a drink but forget your water bottle.

This would NEVER happen to me because I always bring my own.

Leave Starbucks and drink from a water fountain.

Buy a new one at Starbucks.

Choose to drink at the cafe using its reusable cup.

It’s Plastic Free July!

Plan your whole 31-day challenge in June.

Create a daily to-do list for plastic-free living.

Take action when the challenge pops up in your mind.

Keep the challenge in mind and live spontaneously

You are INTJ!

INTJ: green building architects

Here are some things you can do!

- Take interest in sustainable cities and design

- Study different types of architecture and relate them to climate resilience for possible future natural disasters

You are INTP!

INTP: inventor of eco-innovations

Here are some things you can do!

- Start researching different sustainable systems, especially related to product design, production, and consumption

- Learn about various problems relevant to climate and explore how to solve them using technology and innovation. (ex. Food systems, waste management, carbon cycling)

- Always be on the lookout for possible production processes that can be improved and made more eco-friendly.

You are ENTJ!

ENTJ: university professor on environmental law

Here are some things you can do!

- Start discovering/exploring the field of environmental law

- Research the role that law can have to protect the victims of climate change and large corporations.

You are ENTP!

ENTP: spokesperson for an environmental NGO

Here are some things you can do!

- Research the different needs that the people have and be the voice for the people

- Join an NGO and focus on environmental issues connected to the public

- Consider studying international relations and communication

You are INFJ!

INFJ: educator at an environmental NGO

Here are some things you can do!

- Consider studying fields of environmental science, policy, law, and multiple areas of the environment to help build knowledge and advocating for the people

- Look for opportunities to give speeches or hold seminars

You are INFP!

INFP: environmental news blogger

Here are some things you can do!

- Join or start a news page or journalism page and write about various environmental issues

- Help to spread environmental awareness about climate-related topics and look for local issues in your area that you can share with the people

You are ENFJ!

ENFJ: green public policy maker

Here are some things you can do!

- Look for the needs that your community has and whether they are environmentally friendly.

- Pressure current leaders in your community and country to make changes in green policy. (ex. Protest, write emails)

You are ENFP!

ENFP: campaign organizer at an environmental NGO

Here are some things you can do!

- Lead and join multiple climate strikes and continue pressurizing your local government

- Organize campaigns with like-minded people in the NGO

You are ISTJ!

ISTJ: mathematician who analyzes environmental data

Here are some things you can do!

- Consider studying data analysis or mathematics which you can use to interpret complicated scientific papers such as the IPCC reports for the public to understand easily

- Take interest in data and statistics of various environmental issues and write multiple analyses related to it

You are ISFJ!

ISFJ: doctor specializing in eco-anxiety

Here are some things you can do!

- Start researching about what eco-anxiety is, affected communities, its causes, and some solutions

- Create online or virtual communities to help affected people

- Consider studying psychology or a medical field related to the human brain to help affected people in the future

- Write social media posts and offer help online

You are ESTJ!

ESTJ: business administrator of an eco-friendly start-up

Here are some things you can do!

- Think of the environmental effects on business and economics, research about it, and develop solutions

Design/prototype products that you can sell with a group of innovators

- Consider starting an eco-friendly lifestyle brand or be a part of the production process

You are ESFJ!

ESFJ: caring owner of a pet shelter

Here are some things you can do!

- Research about wildlife and the effects we have on the biosphere

- Build pet or wildlife shelters to help other animal species from being harmed or going extinct

You are ISTP!

ISTP: uses music to raise awareness about environmental issues

- If you know how to play an instrument or sing, start to create songs about environmental awareness and share them on social media platforms

You are ISFP!

ISFP: permanent volunteer at various natural places

Here are some things you can do!

- beach clean-up

- Campaigning for multiple climate strikes

- Plogging

Yiu are ESTP!

ESTP: endangered species biologists

Here are some things you can do!

- Consider studying biology and animal species affected by man-made climate change

- Research the interactions inside an ecosystem and how we can help affected species

You are ESFP!

ESFP: influencer who brings interest into the environment

Here are some things you can do!

- Be a social media influencer that posts about environmental issues

- Post blogs/vlogs about social events related to the climate