Try incorporating the E major Pentatonic scale into your playing. The fingerings for the minor and major pentatonic forms are exactly the same, but located at different points on the guitar neck. For example, if your playing E minor pentatonic starting on the 6th string at the 12th fret, take that fingering pattern and play it starting on the 6th string at the 9th fret. Keep in mind, the root note (the E) is in a different place than it was when you played that same pattern starting at the 12th fret. Also, if you only know one minor pentatonic form, there are at least four other commonly used forms.