Ambivert Vs. Omnivert
Simply, the difference between the two is that the Ambivert is more of a Protector, focusing on responsibility, organisation and balance, and the Omnivert is more of an Adventurer, focusing on a balance between time alone and time going out on new adventures.
- Ambiverts are INFJs, INTJs, ISTJs and ISFJs
- Omniverts are ESFPs, ESTPs, ENTPs and ENFPs
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Omnivert and ambivert are two personality traits that fall within the introvert-extravert spectrum. Ambiverts are individuals who lie in the middle or close to the introvert-extrovert qualities. Omniverts are introverts or extraverts.
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