The following is a detailed analysis of the 16 MBTI personality types among Australian women, categorized into four groups. It explores their likely communication styles within the context of a culture that values directness, egalitarianism, ironic humour, and a healthy dose of skepticism towards authority.
I. Analysts - NT Group
Common Characteristics: Rational, objective, and value competence and long-term planning. In the Australian context, their logical and direct approach is often appreciated, but they must learn to wrap it in a layer of casual, self-deprecating humour to avoid triggering the "tall poppy syndrome."
1. INTJ - Architect
Core Communication Principles: Strategic Vision, Quiet Competence, and Principled Resolve. Communication is a tool for executing a long-term vision. They value logic and are comfortable with Australian directness, but learn to present their brilliant plans as "just an idea" to avoid appearing arrogant.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- The carefully worded email: They prefer to lay out their logical arguments in writing, where they can control the tone and ensure it is clear, concise, and free of emotional fluff.
- Dry, ironic wit: They use subtle, deadpan humour to signal their intelligence and make critical points without appearing aggressive.
- One-on-one, no-nonsense conversations: They appreciate getting straight to the point with people they respect, without the need for excessive small talk.
- Letting the work speak for itself: They demonstrate their competence through flawless execution, believing that boasting is the ultimate social sin.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Appearing arrogant or superior: Stating their conclusion as the only logical outcome, even if it is, will activate the "tall poppy syndrome." They must learn to say, "I might be wrong, but have we thought about...?"
- Taking banter personally: They can be sensitive to the Australian style of playful teasing (*taking the piss*) and may misinterpret it as a genuine attack.
- Being overly formal: Insisting on titles or formal language will make them seem stuffy and out of touch.
- Ignoring the social aspect of work: Skipping after-work drinks or the team BBQ is seen as antisocial.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian INTJ woman is a master of quiet power. She is the policy analyst who shapes government from behind the scenes, the academic whose work redefines a field, the strategist who guides the company's long-term vision. She learns to mask her formidable intellect behind a veneer of casual reserve and dry wit. She is often underestimated, which she uses to her strategic advantage. She is playing chess while everyone else is just having a friendly chat at the pub.
2. INTP - Logician
Core Communication Principles: Detached Analysis, Intellectual Precision, and a Love of Theory. Communication is for deconstructing ideas to find the truth. They are truth-seekers in a culture that often prefers a pragmatic, "she'll be right" attitude over deep theoretical analysis.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Deep, theoretical discussions with a small group of peers: They thrive in environments where ideas can be debated for their own sake, often in a university setting or a niche hobby group.
- Sarcasm and irony: They are masters of using sarcasm to point out logical fallacies in a way that is intellectually stimulating.
- Communicating via detailed, precise text: They can often express their complex thoughts more accurately in writing, free from the pressure of casual, slang-filled conversation.
- Asking probing questions: Their endless "whys" are a genuine attempt to understand, though they must learn to frame them in a casual, non-interrogating manner.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Correcting someone's facts in public: Even if they are right, being a "know-it-all" is a major social faux pas.
- A lack of self-deprecation: They must learn to make fun of their own intellectual obsessions to appear more approachable and less intimidating.
- Ignoring social cues: They can get lost in their own thoughts and miss the signals that the conversation has moved on or that they are boring someone.
- Being overly serious: They need to learn to lighten up and appreciate that not every conversation needs to be a rigorous intellectual debate.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian INTP woman is the eccentric academic, the brilliant but absent-minded tech guru, the creator of witty webcomics. She often feels like an alien observing a strange species, constantly trying to decode the illogical rules of social engagement. She finds her tribe in niche communities – sci-fi conventions, board game cafes, or online forums. Her greatest challenge is accepting that most people would rather have a laugh than be logically correct.
3. ENTJ - Commander
Core Communication Principles: Decisive Action, Strategic Leadership, and a Drive for Results. Communication is for organizing and mobilizing people. They are natural leaders who must learn to soften their commands with egalitarian language and humour to be effective in Australia.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- The "polite command" framed as a team effort: They learn to phrase direct orders as collaborative suggestions: "Right team, what do we reckon is the best way to get this done by Tuesday?"
- Building rapport through shared activities: They understand that building trust often happens at the footy game or over a beer after work.
- Leading with competence and a "no-bullshit" attitude: They earn respect by being incredibly capable and by treating their team with a sense of fair play.
- Using humour to build morale: A well-timed, self-deprecating joke can build more loyalty than a dozen motivational speeches.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Being too bossy or hierarchical: An aggressive, top-down attitude will be met with passive resistance and accusations of being a "wanker."
- Publicly taking credit for success: They must learn to praise the team and downplay their own role. Boasting is a fatal error.
- Ignoring the consensus-building process: Making unilateral decisions without consulting the team will be seen as disrespectful.
- Losing their temper: A public display of anger is a major loss of face and will undermine their authority completely.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ENTJ woman is a formidable and often underestimated leader. She learns to wrap her iron will in a casual, friendly demeanor. She might be a successful CEO, a political leader, or a non-profit director. She masters the art of the direct but friendly request and the charming but non-negotiable deadline. She is a pragmatist who understands that in Australia, you can get almost anything done as long as you do it with a sense of fairness and without acting like you're better than anyone else.
4. ENTP - Debater
Core Communication Principles: Intellectual Sparring, Creative Innovation, and Witty Banter. Communication is a game, a way to test ideas and have fun. Their love of debate and wit is perfectly at home in a culture that values a sharp mind and a quick tongue.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Witty banter and "taking the piss": They are masters of the playful insult and the sarcastic compliment, which is a primary Australian mode of building rapport.
- Playing the devil's advocate: They love to argue for the sake of it, which is often appreciated as a sign of an active and engaged mind.
- Brainstorming in a lively, informal setting: They thrive on the quick-fire exchange of ideas, often at a BBQ or a pub.
- Charming their way around the rules: They have a knack for finding clever, and often humorous, ways to bypass bureaucracy.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Misjudging the audience for their banter: Their playful insults can deeply offend someone who doesn't understand the rules of the game.
- Being perceived as all talk and no substance: Their love of ideas can be seen as a lack of seriousness if it doesn't lead to a concrete result.
- Appearing genuinely confrontational: The line between a fun debate and a real argument is thin, and crossing it makes Australians deeply uncomfortable.
- Not knowing when to stop: They can sometimes push a joke or an argument too far, failing to read the subtle cues that the other person is genuinely uncomfortable.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ENTP woman is the witty journalist, the brilliant lawyer, the TV panel show comedian. She is a master of the art of conversation. She learns to use her sharp mind and quick wit to charm, persuade, and entertain. She is a social chameleon who can move between different social circles with ease. She is a beloved agent of change, who makes revolution feel like a very clever and amusing suggestion over a beer.
II. Diplomats - NF Group
Common Characteristics: Empathetic, idealistic, and value authentic human connection. In the Australian context, their natural warmth and focus on relationships are highly valued, but they may struggle with the pervasive cynicism and sarcasm.
5. INFJ - Advocate
Core Communication Principles: Deep Empathy, Principled Conviction, and a Search for Authentic Connection. Communication is for understanding and connecting with others on a deep, meaningful level, a goal they pursue in a culture that often prefers to keep things light.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Deep, one-on-one conversations in a quiet, private setting: They will only reveal their rich inner world to a few trusted friends who have proven they are not afraid of genuine emotion.
- Communicating through thoughtful, carefully chosen words: They are masters of the heartfelt compliment and the perfectly worded, supportive text message.
- A focus on shared values: They connect with others who share their quiet passion for social justice, environmentalism, and making the world a better place.
- Listening for what is not said: They have a unique ability to understand the true meaning behind the layers of Australian irony and bravado.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Superficial small talk: They are drained by endless conversations about sports or the weather and will seek to go deeper, which can make others uncomfortable.
- Constant irony and sarcasm: They can struggle to know when people are being serious and may be hurt by jokes that feel cynical or unkind.
- Betrayal of a confidence: Trust is sacred. A breach of confidence is a profound and often unforgivable wound.
- Forced jollity: They are uncomfortable with the pressure to be constantly cheerful and upbeat.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian INFJ woman is the quiet, gentle soul who seems to understand everyone's unspoken pain. She is the dedicated nurse, the insightful therapist, the novelist who writes with deep empathy. She often feels a profound sense of loneliness, as her desire for authentic, emotional connection can feel at odds with the national character. She learns to create a strong boundary between her polite, reserved public self and her true, feeling self, which is a precious gift to the few who are allowed to see it.
6. INFP - Mediator
Core Communication Principles: Inner Authenticity, Romantic Idealism, and a Search for a Kinder World. Communication is a gentle and often private expression of their unique inner world. They are dreamers and idealists in a culture that is often cynical and pragmatic.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Expressing themselves through their creative pursuits: Their art, their music, their quirky fashion sense are the true windows to their soul.
- Sharing their feelings with a few trusted, kindred spirits: They have a small circle of friends who share their romantic, often melancholic, view of the world.
- A gentle, non-judgmental listening ear: They need to feel safe to express their unconventional thoughts and feelings without being met with irony or ridicule.
- Communicating a "no" by quietly disappearing: Rather than face a direct confrontation, they will simply become unavailable.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Harsh criticism or cynical banter: This can be crushing to their sensitive nature and cause them to withdraw completely.
- Forcing them to be pragmatic: They are not motivated by money or status and will be unhappy if they have to compromise their ideals.
- Putting them in a competitive, aggressive environment: They will wilt under the pressure of a corporate "rat race."
- Dismissing their feelings as overly dramatic: Their emotional reality is their truth, even if it seems excessive to others.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian INFP woman is the quintessential gentle soul. She is the poet, the dreamer, the artist who finds beauty in the small details of life. She often feels like a character from a Tim Winton novel, full of deep passions that are hidden from the world. She learns to protect her fragile inner world from the cynicism of modern life by creating a personal sanctuary filled with beauty, art, and nature.
7. ENFJ - Protagonist
Core Communication Principles: Inspirational Harmony, Empathetic Leadership, and Nurturing the Community. Communication is for inspiring people to work together for a common good, a goal that resonates strongly in a community-minded culture.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Building consensus through respectful, collaborative discussion: They are masters of appealing to a shared sense of community and fairness.
- Organizing inclusive social gatherings: They are the masters of the charity fundraiser, the community BBQ, and the school fair.
- Giving thoughtful, encouraging feedback in private: They know how to motivate people while respecting the cultural norm of privacy and emotional restraint.
- Remembering personal details and showing genuine interest: They have a gift for making every person feel valued, without being intrusive.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Being overly emotional or gushing: This can be seen as insincere and can make others deeply uncomfortable.
- Ignoring the rules of polite society: Their desire to connect cannot come at the expense of proper etiquette and respect for privacy.
- Being perceived as a busybody: Their desire to help can be misinterpreted as meddling if they are not careful.
- Pushing for personal disclosure too quickly: They must respect the Australian need for privacy and allow relationships to develop at a slower pace.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ENFJ woman is the passionate teacher, the dedicated non-profit leader, the beloved community organizer. She learns to temper her natural effusiveness with a dose of Australian reserve. She is a master of building communities around a shared, socially acceptable purpose. She is often the one who fights for a fairer, more compassionate society, but she does so with good manners and a well-organized plan. She is the heart of the community, but a very polite and proper heart.
8. ENFP - Campaigner
Core Communication Principles: Enthusiastic Connection, Creative Brainstorming, and a Zest for New Possibilities. Communication is a joyful exploration of ideas and connections, a style they must adapt to a culture that is more reserved and cynical.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Brainstorming new ideas in a creative, high-energy workshop: They can bring a much-needed dose of enthusiasm and innovation.
- Finding common interests and passions: They are skilled at making friends quickly, often by breaking through the Australian reserve with their genuine warmth.
- Using humor and enthusiasm to make a point: They can bring a sense of fun and possibility to a project.
- Sharing personal stories in an engaging way: They are natural storytellers who can build rapport quickly, once they have been given permission to do so.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Being too informal or personal too quickly: Their natural warmth can be misinterpreted as being forward or intrusive.
- Ignoring the importance of queuing: Their desire to jump into the action can lead them to violate this most sacred of Australian rules.
- Over-promising: Their boundless enthusiasm can lead them to commit to more than they can realistically deliver, which is seen as poor form.
- Not understanding sarcasm: They can be wounded by the national sport of ironic banter if they take it literally.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ENFP woman is a burst of color in a grey landscape. She is the quirky artist, the bubbly media type, the entrepreneur with the crazy but brilliant idea. She learns to navigate the minefield of Australian social etiquette, often by using her charm and humor to get away with things others couldn't. She may struggle with the cynicism and the unspoken rules, but her innovative ideas and her infectious optimism are a valuable and often welcome addition to any team.
III. Sentinels - SJ Group
Common Characteristics: Practical, organized, and value tradition, order, and social responsibility. In the Australian context, these types are the backbone of the nation's institutions, whose communication is focused on upholding standards, following procedures, and doing things the "proper," polite way.
9. ISTJ - Logistician
Core Communication Principles: Dutiful Precision, Respect for Rules, and Unwavering Reliability. Communication must be factual, accurate, and follow the established procedure. Its purpose is to ensure that tasks are completed correctly, on time, and with a minimum of fuss.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Following the official procedure to the letter: They believe in doing things by the book and that rules exist for a reason.
- Clear, written instructions: They want to know exactly what is required to avoid any errors. An email is better than a phone call.
- Formal and respectful language: They are comfortable with formal address and believe it maintains a professional distance.
- Understated, factual reporting: They will report on progress in a calm, objective manner. "Things are proceeding as expected."
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Asking them to "wing it" or improvise: This goes against their core principles and causes them great anxiety.
- Sudden, unplanned changes: They are meticulous planners and are thrown off by unexpected deviations from the schedule. This is a sign of poor management.
- Submitting sloppy or incomplete work: They have very high standards and are offended by a lack of diligence.
- Public displays of emotion: They see this as unprofessional and deeply embarrassing for everyone involved.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ISTJ woman is the bedrock of the nation. She is the diligent civil servant, the meticulous accountant, the librarian who knows where everything is. She is the personification of the "keep calm and carry on" spirit. She may not be flashy, but her reliability and commitment to quality are deeply ingrained and highly respected. She shows her value not through words, but through her perfect, unwavering execution of her duties.
10. ISFJ - Defender
Core Communication Principles: Self-Sacrificing Duty, Quiet Caretaking, and Meticulous Service. Communication is a quiet act of service, aimed at anticipating people's needs and maintaining a harmonious, orderly environment, while respecting strict social boundaries.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Anticipating needs in a practical way: She will be the one to make a fresh pot of coffee just as everyone is starting to feel tired.
- Showing care through thoughtful, well-planned actions: She will bake a perfect pavlova for a colleague's birthday and leave it in the kitchen.
- Remembering important details: She is the one who remembers everyone's dietary requirements and preferences.
- Indirectly expressing her own needs: She will rarely complain directly, but might say, "It's been a bit of a long week, hasn't it?"
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Making a fuss or drawing attention to oneself: She is deeply uncomfortable with being the center of attention.
- Taking her efforts for granted: A simple, sincere "thanks so much, that was lovely" is essential.
- Putting her in the middle of a direct, emotional conflict: She will be torn apart by the desire to maintain harmony and will likely try to smooth things over.
- Publicly pointing out a mistake she made: This is mortifying for her, as she prides herself on her quiet competence.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ISFJ woman is the quiet, indispensable force that keeps the office, the school, and the home running smoothly. She is the perfect personal assistant, the caring primary school teacher, the devoted mother. She shows her love by creating a clean, orderly, and predictable environment. She is a master of fulfilling her duties, but she does so with a quiet warmth and a deep sense of loyalty to those in her care.
11. ESTJ - Executive
Core Communication Principles: Pragmatic Authority, Upholding Order, and Enforcing the Rules. Communication is for organizing systems, ensuring rules are followed, and leading the group to achieve its goals in the most efficient and logical way possible.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Clear, direct, and polite instructions: They are comfortable being in charge and expect their plans to be followed, but will phrase their commands as respectful requests.
- Citing rules and precedent: They believe in doing things the "proper" way and will often refer to established procedure.
- Leading by example through hard work and discipline: They are often the most hardworking and organized person in the room.
- Running efficient, on-topic meetings with clear outcomes: They have no time for meetings that are just a "talking shop."
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Being unprepared or unprofessional: They have no patience for sloppiness or a lack of seriousness.
- Openly defying the hierarchy or the rules: They are defenders of the established order and will not tolerate insubordination.
- Making emotional excuses: They believe in facts and accountability and are not swayed by appeals to emotion.
- Wasting their time: Being late or waffling in a meeting is a sign of disrespect.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ESTJ woman is often a highly respected figure of authority, such as a headmistress, a hospital administrator, or a senior manager. She is a master of process and procedure. She may be seen as formidable or strict, but she is also seen as fair, logical, and dependable. She feels a deep sense of responsibility for her institution and will work tirelessly to ensure standards are upheld. She is a pillar of the community, the one who ensures that everything is done correctly and in its proper order.
12. ESFJ - Consul
Core Communication Principles: Active Harmonizing, Social Responsibility, and Cheerful Organization. Communication is the primary tool for building a warm, orderly community, ensuring social norms are followed, and making sure everyone feels cared for within the established social structure.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Warm, polite, and appropriate small talk: They are masters of the socially acceptable conversation, perfect for networking events and social gatherings.
- Paying close attention to social rituals: They are the first to organize a collection for a colleague's wedding or a leaving party.
- Organizing well-planned social events: They are the ones who will send out the invitations for the holiday party in October.
- Giving generous and specific compliments: They have a knack for noticing and praising the efforts of others, making them feel valued.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Refusing to join in a planned group activity: This is seen as antisocial and is very hurtful.
- Forgetting a social obligation: Forgetting to send a thank-you note or to bring a bottle of wine to a dinner party will be noticed.
- Being too direct or critical in a social setting: They work hard to maintain a pleasant atmosphere and will be stressed by social conflict.
- Mixing business and private life inappropriately: They understand and respect the boundary and expect others to do the same.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ESFJ woman is the social organizer of her community. She is the mother who is the head of the P&C, the neighbor who organizes the street party for Australia Day, the office manager who ensures all birthdays are celebrated with a cake and a card. She is a master of social etiquette and works tirelessly to maintain a harmonious and well-ordered social life. Her identity is deeply tied to her role in the community, and she feels a great sense of satisfaction from bringing people together in a proper, organized fashion.
IV. Explorers - SP Group
Common Characteristics: Pragmatic, adaptable, and live in the moment. In the Australian context, they often provide a much-needed dose of spontaneity and hands-on common sense, cutting through the layers of bureaucracy and polite dithering.
13. ISTP - Virtuoso
Core Communication Principles: Skillful Action, Quiet Pragmatism, and In-the-Moment Problem-Solving. Communication is minimal. The proof is in the result. They speak through their skillful actions and their ability to solve a practical problem with a minimum of fuss.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Demonstrating, not explaining: They will simply fix the broken printer rather than engage in a long email chain about it.
- Concise, direct, and understated language: They use no more words than are absolutely necessary. "She'll be right."
- Bonding over a shared practical interest: They connect with others while fixing a car, surfing, or playing a sport.
- A shared, knowing silence: They are comfortable with silence and can communicate a great deal with a simple nod of understanding with another practical person.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Endless, pointless meetings: They are driven to action and have no patience for talk that doesn't lead to a tangible result. This is a "complete waste of time."
- Forcing them to talk about their feelings: They are intensely private and will be extremely uncomfortable if asked to share their emotions.
- Questioning their methods: They have their own way of doing things, honed by experience. Unsolicited advice is not welcome.
- Bureaucracy and red tape: They will always find a shortcut and will be frustrated if they are forced to follow an inefficient procedure.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ISTP woman is the master of common sense and practical skill. She is the engineer who can see the flaw in the design, the paramedic who is calm in a crisis, the landscape gardener with a natural feel for the land. She is a woman of few words, but her skill and her quiet confidence command enormous respect. She is a true individualist, respected for her tangible, undeniable competence and her ability to cut through the nonsense and get the job done.
14. ISFP - Adventurer
Core Communication Principles: Aesthetic Harmony, Sensory Expression, and Gentle Presence. Communication is often non-verbal, expressed through artistic creation and action, aiming to create a harmonious and beautiful immediate environment.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Sharing an experience, not just words: They would rather take you for a walk through a beautiful national park than just talk about it.
- Expressing themselves through their personal style: Their unique fashion, their art, their home are all a reflection of their artistic soul.
- A gentle, calm, and non-intrusive presence: They are easily overwhelmed by loud, aggressive, or overly ironic communication.
- Communicating through small, thoughtful gestures: A perfectly chosen gift, a handmade card, or a shared moment of quiet appreciation.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- A harsh or overly critical tone: They are highly sensitive and will take even mild criticism to heart.
- Putting them in the spotlight: They are very private and hate being the center of attention.
- An ugly or chaotic environment: They are deeply affected by their surroundings and need a space that is aesthetically pleasing and harmonious.
- Constant sarcasm: While they can appreciate wit, a constant barrage of sarcasm feels negative and draining to them.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ISFP woman is the artist, the designer, the musician who creates a small island of beauty and harmony. She has a unique and often quirky sense of style. She is the one who knows the best little-known cafes, the most beautiful hiking trails, the indie band no one has heard of yet. She expresses her deep emotions through her art and her actions, not her words. She is a gentle soul who creates a small, beautiful world for herself as a sanctuary from the pressures and the cynicism of modern life.
15. ESTP - Entrepreneur
Core Communication Principles: Pragmatic Action, Resourceful Charm, and In-the-Moment Excitement. Communication is a tool for immediate results, for charming your way through a problem, and for creating a fun, exciting experience right now.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Direct, energetic, and action-oriented proposals: "Yeah, nah, let's just give it a burl!" (Let's give it a try!)
- Playful banter and friendly competition: They build rapport through a lively, challenging exchange of wit.
- Focus on the immediate, tangible benefit: They want to know what's in it for them, right now.
- Socializing in a fun, high-energy setting: They are at home in the vibrant atmosphere of a sports bar, a music festival, or a weekend camping trip.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Too much planning or theorizing: They are bored by endless meetings and want to get to the action.
- Being too slow or cautious: They are impulsive and have no patience for dithering.
- Taking their banter personally: It's how they show affection and test your mettle.
- Expecting them to follow the rules if a faster way exists: They see red tape as a challenge to be overcome.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ESTP woman is a whirlwind of charm and energy. She is the savvy entrepreneur who starts her own business, the fearless promoter who knows everyone, the life of the party who is always up for a laugh. She is a master of thinking on her feet and adapting to any situation. In a culture that can be polite and risk-averse, her boldness and her love of action are both exciting and disruptive. She lives life in the fast lane, and she is a master of enjoying the moment.
16. ESFP - Entertainer
Core Communication Principles: Contagious Joy, Sensory Celebration, and Charismatic Presence. Communication is a performance. It's about sharing their love of life, engaging people's senses, and making every moment a fun and memorable experience.
Preferred Communication Styles:
- Lively, animated storytelling with lots of humor and expression: They are natural performers who know how to captivate an audience.
- A focus on fun, food, fashion, and shared experiences: They want to talk about the good things in life.
- Generous, enthusiastic compliments: They love to make people feel good and are liberal with their praise.
- Spontaneous invitations to do something fun: They are always ready for an adventure.
Communication Landmines to Avoid:
- Being overly negative or cynical: They have no time for the constant "whinging" (complaining) that can be a feature of Australian life.
- Ignoring them or not matching their energy: They need an engaged audience to shine.
- Focusing on serious, heavy, or abstract topics for too long: They want to keep things light and fun.
- Being stingy: They are incredibly generous and believe in taking their turn to buy a round.
Her Under Australian Culture: The Australian ESFP woman is the bright, shining star of her social circle. She is the one with a massive social media following, the one who is always up for a night out. She is a master of creating a fun, positive atmosphere. In a culture that can be reserved and cynical, her open, expressive nature is a breath of fresh air. She is the one who gets everyone on the dance floor, the one who makes sure every party is a success, and the one who reminds everyone that life is meant to be enjoyed.