Se

Se: Extraverted Sensing is characterized by the here and now.

In MBTI, sensing refers to the real, concrete world and the experiences and sensations one gets from it. Those who prioritize this over the abstract world use their sensations and experiences to make decisions. In the case of the Extraverted Sensing type, like all other extraverted types, they look outward. Instead of looking within to an experience that already happened (Si), they look outward at the experiences happening in the here and now, pushing outward and acting on them. Extraverted Sensing types are adept at taking what they physically perceive and quickly understanding and adapting to it. This should not be mistaken for Extraverted Intuition (Ne), which adapts to what is abstract and serial. This can often lead to many mistypings, but one can visually see any Se user adapt, whereas one cannot see an Ne user adapt in the same way.

Se users exchange with the world through present-moment experiences that are doable. An Se user will not analyze a past experience for later use, but will instead analyze what is in front of them and catch any opportunity they may see.