Everyone, regardless of their MBTI personality type, has experienced the moment of losing their keys at least once in their lifetime. Although, it is true, there are certain personality types who experience key loss moments more often than others.
So, so you don't keep forgetting where you put your key last time, there are several ways to prevent this. The tips reported by Pixies Did It have been adapted to each MBTI personality type. Let's see!
Classical Type (ESTJ, ISTJ, ESFJ, ISFJ)
Personality types that fall into this classic group are more organized than other personality types. They always check the calendar, write down the things they have to do each day, and have a private room where they compile their personal letters and documents.
In short, they are very fixated on order. The best way to make them never forget where to put their keys is to make a special hook for storing keys near the entrance of the house.
Fun Type (ESTP, ISTP, ESFP, ISFP)
Actually, the personality types that fall into this category quite rarely experience a moment of losing keys because they are quite organized and very detail-oriented. However, it never hurts to make it easier for them to find the key they need among the stacks of other keys.
They can add a key chain that has been customized and given an "identity" with a certain color, design, or shape according to its function.
Smart Type (ENTJ, INTJ, ENTP, INTP)
In contrast to the personality types that fall into the fun group, the personality types in this group lose the key more often. This happens because even though they are visionaries who always see the big picture in a situation, they often neglect the details.
To always know where they put the lock, they need to attach the GPS to the lock and connect it to the smartphone. If this is not possible, they can replace their conventional locks with electronic locks.
Organic Type (ENFJ, INFJ, ENFP, INFP)
Like the personality types from the intelligent group, the personality types in this organic group also often lose their keys. The only way they remember something is by seeing it in person. So don't expect them to be able to find the keys easily.
The best way to make sure they can find the keys easily is to create a key holder that is easy to find and out of the way. You can put a special large bowl for key storage near the entrance.