ENTP

The Magician stands at a table laid with every tool—wand, cup, sword, coin—channeling what is above into what is below, making something new out of whatever is at hand. The ENTP is the same—quick and inventive, reaching for an unexpected angle and conjuring three approaches where others see one.

Its strength is inventive, resourceful range. Where others work with the one method they know, the Magician improvises with everything on the table and finds the clever route no one thought to try. The ENTP works this way too—playful and nimble, sparking a room with the unconventional path others dismissed.

But a conjurer forever reaching for the next trick rarely finishes the one already begun. The Magician scatters its energy across too many flourishes and completes few. The ENTP can drift the same way: so pulled by the next fascinating idea that the last is left half-done, many things started and few carried through.