Place Function Block of SP Types (Se-Si)

Self-definition is tied to their physical body, possessions, and surrounding space (home, car). They evaluate themselves and others based on achievements, material ownership, and physical well-being.

They are well-grounded and focus on the present day. They aim to define their physical space by determining what is permissible/forbidden (e.g., rest, illness), the division of territory, and financial spending. They strive to improve their place by enhancing comfort and material status.

SEI example

When the fears are overcome - once the SEI has determined the type of work that is interesting/appealing to them and understands the necessary steps, - we explain that their place—what will truly resonate with them—is only validated through physical contact and sensations.

They need to physically visit the potential workplace and assess their sensory and emotional impressions of the environment. This might involve going to the office, speaking with the receptionist, and interacting with the staff. They evaluate the atmosphere—observing the mood in the breakroom, the staff's creativity, and the general friendly, dynamic, and creative vibe. Are the people visibly enthusiastic?

The SEI relies solely on their sensory impression to decide if it is the right fit, whether the place feels comfortable, and if they wish to associate with the location and the individuals there.