What's Your Personality Type?

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Quiz Questions

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What Typically Sounds More Fun to You?
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  Being at a party with my friends
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  Being in a sensory deprivation tank
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  Exploring ideas with several of my closest friends
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  Being alone with my thoughts
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  Working with my favorite people to accomplish a goal
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What Comes Most Naturally to You?
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  Creating unity and emotional support.
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  Making projects and tasks more effective.
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  Finding logical inconsistencies and cutting through denial.
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  Brainstorming, innovating, and creating change.
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  Evaluating my ethics, feelings, and deeply-held values.
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  Looking for hidden meanings and imagining things from multiple perspectives
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  Maximizing the present moment, pursuing adventure.
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  Preserving meaningful moments by creating routines, traditions, and tried-and-true solutions.
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What is your biggest set of pet peeves?
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  Unpredictability and unexpected change
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  Laziness, procrastination, and emotional turbulence
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  Inaction, boredom, and unrealistic people
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  Interruptions and over-stimulation
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  Phony behavior, conformity, and being labeled
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  Black-and-white thinking and stupidity. Being rushed.
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  Rules, repetition, and doing things by the book
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  Selfishness, conflict, and poor communication
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Do You Naturally Focus Your Attention On...
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  What's happening around you
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  An idea or reflection in your mind
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Do you tend to...
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  Think out-loud
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  Process my thoughts internally
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Which is More Like You?
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  I'm detail-oriented, down-to-earth, and realistic
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  I'm imaginative, innovative, and notice impressions rather than details
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What are you more focused on?
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  Tangible experiences (cooking, gardening, crafts, sports) as well as facts.
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  Exploring abstract possibilities, innovating, and theorizing.
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What is your most natural skill?
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  Brainstorming, exploring novel concepts, and finding new ways to do things
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  Organizing ideas, objects, and information so that people can understand and use them
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  Encouraging others, motivating them, and spending time in intimate conversation
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  Responding in a crisis, adapting to my environment, and paying attention to the facts and details of the world around me
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  Contemplating future possibilities, dealing with abstractions, and noticing hidden trends
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  Spotting logical inconsistency, solving complex puzzles, refining my mental blueprint of how the world works
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  Standing up for my cause, connecting with my values, spotting internal distress in others
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  Creating routines, traditions, and meaningful moments so that life can have a sense of stability and peace
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What Do You Focus on the Most?
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  The world of possibilities, imagination, and what "could" be
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  The world of reality, experiences, and what I can pursue right now
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  Philosophies that open my mind to new ways of seeing the world
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  Relationships and past experiences and what they mean to me
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When you have to make a decision, what do you focus on first?
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  The facts, logic, and the pros and cons
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  The feelings of the people involved and my own values
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What's harder for you?
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  Sugarcoating
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  Giving criticism
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When someone comes to you with a problem, what do you do first?
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  Step back and look at the situation objectively so you can find solutions
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  Try to "get into their shoes" so you can understand how they feel
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Which quote do you relate to most?
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  “And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
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  “Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passion, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.” - John Adams
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When you're watching a movie do you...
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  Feel what the characters are feeling
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  Enjoy the story from a detached perspective
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Do you prefer to...
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  Improvise
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  Prepare
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Which is Harder for You?
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  Multi-tasking or taking breaks during projects
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  Starting and finishing one project before beginning another
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How Do You Work On a Task(Most Of the Time)?
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  I map it out and work on it methodically until it's done.
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  I tend to work on it in "bursts" of inspiration and energy.
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How Do You Look at Life Most of the Time?
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  Zoomed In. I'm detail-oriented and focus on the facts.
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  Zoomed out. I see things in impressions and focus on possibilities.
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What would you rather talk about?
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  Experiences, relationships, and activities I love
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  Concepts, theories, and possibilities I've imagined
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How do you respond to your day?
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  "I happen to my day. I have a plan, I make a schedule, and I work through my to-do list. I might get interrupted (which I hate), and then I'll adapt."
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  "The day happens to me. I respond to life as it happens and go with the flow."
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While I'm interested in both, I find myself focusing more on...
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  Someone's thoughts
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  Someone's feelings
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You're waiting in a room with literally nothing to do. Are you...
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  Bored. At least give me a smartphone!
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  Excited. There is so much to THINK about!
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How would you describe yourself?
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  Friendly and down-to-earth.
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  Practical and logic-driven.
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  Imaginative and idealistic.
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  Inventive and rational.
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When do you usually feel the most energized?
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  When I'm interacting with the world around me (People, Projects, Activities)
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  When I can be alone with my thoughts and reflections
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When you were a child, did you...
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  Prefer to learn by "doing", jumping right into activities and projects
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  Prefer to stay on the sidelines and observe before trying something new
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Which of these did you struggle with most as a child?
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  I tended to be tactless and unaware of people's emotional sensitivities
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  I was overly-sensitive and easily hurt. I tended to take things personally.
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  I cared too much about what people thought of me and pleasing everyone.
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  I was so impersonal and detached that I inadvertently offended people.
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  None of these. I was a perfect child.
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Which of These is Easier for You?
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  Creating structure and stability for myself and others
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  Adapting and improvising based on the needs of the moment
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  Theorizing and predicting the future by narrowing down hypothetical possibilities
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  Brainstorming and generating new alternatives and ways of looking at things
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When Explaining Something, Which Do You Use Most?
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  Metaphors, Symbolism, Connections, and Meaning.
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  Analogies, Details, Experiences, and Observations.
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Which of These Do You Do Without Trying?
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  I have a sense of how things are likely to unfold. I notice symbolic meaning in things.
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  I quickly grasp what's going on around me. I notice the details of what's relevant right now.
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  I reference my experiences and memories to determine the best course of action.
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  I see random connections and possibilities and like to try things in new and novel ways.

Quiz Outcomes

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You are the ISFJ "Protector"
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You believe in making the world a better place, one detail at a time. As a protector, you try to create a sense of stability and peace in the world around you. You have vivid memories and experiences that are meaningful to you, and you enjoy re-creating those experiences through routines, traditions, and special rituals. You also have a unique understanding of the emotional and physical needs of the people around you. What Does ISFJ Mean? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward to thoughts, ideas, and reflections. S stands for Sensor. As a sensor, you are grounded in the real world. You focus on facts, details, and life experience to guide you.F stands for Feeling. As a feeling type, you make decisions by weighing the impact the decision will have on people and relationships. You value harmony and easily understand where other people are coming from.J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having closure in your decisions and a sense of order and stability. You like to finish your work before you play and you usually enjoy organizing your day before it begins. Your strengths include: - Creating stability - Understanding the emotional atmosphere - Recalling past experiences in detail - Being detail-oriented and attentive - Sensing when other's are in physical or emotional distress - Creating a sense of comfort and harmony in the home - Standing up for people against bullies Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type. Watch my video about your ISFJ personality type below!
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You are the ISTJ "Detective"
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As an ISTJ, you're a specialist in every sense of the word. You enjoy learning everything you can about a subject that captures your interest. As the "detective" type, your attention to detail knows no bounds. You use a process called Introverted Sensation (Si) to filter information through your five senses and compare and contrast what is new with what you've seen or experienced before. Because of this, you tend to have an innate awareness of change or inconsistency. What Does ISTJ Stand For? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like to have a sense of structure and order in your daily life. You like knowing what to expect, having a routine, and having a plan for your day. Your strengths include: - Creating a sense of structure and order - Recalling facts and experiences in detail - Charting a logical course of action - Addressing the pros and cons of a situation - Staying objective in crisis situations - Creating a consistent, pleasant routine - Paying attention to details - Working methodically until a job is done - Managing multiple tasks effectively Video more your thing? You can watch me explain the ISTJ personality type below: Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You Are the ISFP "Virtuoso"
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You are both a realist and an idealist. Whether you're creating art, starting a business, or helping at an animal shelter - everything you do stems from an inner sense of purpose. You have a deeply-held set of core values that you strive to live in harmony with. Because honesty is so important to you, you have a finely-tuned awareness of other people’s honesty levels. You use your sense of practicality and human awareness to help people, solve problems, and make an emotional impact.What Does ISFP Stand For?I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. F stands for Feeling. As a Feeling type, you consider your ethics, values, and the needs of others first when you make a decision.P stands for Perceiving. As a Perceiving type, you like to adapt to life as it happens, being flexible and mixing work with play. Your strengths include (but are not limited to):- Understanding the emotional distress of others- Noticing beautiful details and opportunities that others miss- Putting yourself in someone else's shoes- Rolling with the punches of life- Responding calmly to crisis situations- Recalling facts and experiences accurately- Finding practical solutions to sudden problems- Expressing yourself creatively Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You Are the ISTP "Vigilante"
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As a "Vigilante" type, you have a strong sense of what's true or false in the world. You filter everything you observe through your mind, discarding inaccuracies and searching for precise understanding. If someone could look inside your mind, they'd see a vast blueprint full of detailed notes and filing cabinets. They’d see how every bit of information is connected to every other bit of information. You also tend to be a lone wolf with a restless, independent spirit. You enjoy traveling, testing your physical capabilities, and doing hands-on projects. What Does ISTP Stand For? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision. Your strengths include (but are not limited to): - Responding calmly in a crisis - Seeing opportunities and leverage points - Staying tuned in to the present moment - Recalling facts, details, and experiences accurately - Noticing logical inconsistencies - Understanding systems - Detecting logical principles and categorizing information - Weighing the pros and cons in a decision logically - Working with tools - Paying attention to what's going on around you Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the INFJ "Mystic"
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As the Mystic personality type, you are wired to notice the future implications of the things happening around you. You tend to have deep insight into people and situations. This is because rather than seeing what's on the surface, you look for the underlying reasons why people do what they do. You're someone who reads-between-the-lines, notices patterns, and picks up on symbolic meaning. You are also deeply concerned with how your choices will impact other people. You care about harmony, maintaining morale, and improving the emotions of the people around you. This tends to make you skilled in the art of counseling. What Does INFJ Stand For? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having things settled, having decisions made, and having a sense of control or structure to your life. Your Strengths Include: - The ability to sense the underlying reasons for things. - A unique foresight into future implications and effects. - Empathy for the emotional states of others. - Strategic planning abilities - Ability to create solidarity and openness with people - Skill in understanding theoretical concepts Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, The INFJ - Understanding the Mystic The INFJ Explained (in Video!) Want to dive deep into the INFJ's strengths, weaknesses, and cognitive functions? Check out my video on your personality type here!
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You are the INTJ "Strategist"
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As an INTJ you are intellectual, forward-thinking, and visionary. You seem to grasp the underlying reason for things and can sense how situations will unfold in the future. You go through life with an, "if this, then that" approach to everything. Because of this, you see threads of meaning that many other people miss. You love exploring ideas, theories, and abstract possibilities. You also enjoy putting your ideas to the test in the real world. Being objective, logical, and effective is important to you.What Does INTJ Stand For?I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface.T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having things settled, having decisions made, and having a sense of control or structure to your life.Your Strengths Include:- Looking at the big picture- Seeing underlying meanings and implications- Forecasting future events- Strategically mapping out a course of action- Weighing the pros and cons in a situation- Philosophical thinking- Creating order and structure in the world around you- Evaluating someone's authenticity levelsFind out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, The INTJ - Understanding the Strategist
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You are the INFP "Dreamer"
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As the "Dreamer" personality type, you have a vivid imagination and enjoy playing with multiple possible ideas for the future. You're guided through life by your deeply-held values and you strive to live in accordance with your personal moral code. As an INFP you enjoy contemplating life's meaning and making creative connections in the world around you. Above all, you want to improve the world and make it a better place - especially for people or animals that are disadvantaged. People of your type are often catalysts for improvement and understanding. What Does INFP Stand For? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision. Your Strengths Include: - Evaluating what's really important in any given situation - Putting yourself in someone else's shoes - Creatively expressing your inner emotional world - Imagining outside the box - Seeing possibilities where others do not - Being flexible with schedules and routines - Empathy for underdogs and animals - Seeing the big picture Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, The INFP - Understanding the Dreamer
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You are the INTP "Prodigy"
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As the prodigy personality type, you approach everything with a combination of skepticism and curiosity. You spend your life creating a vast internal framework where every piece of data is sifted into the most precise categories and connected to everything else. You have a knack for modifying and adapting to situations and solving novel problems that require innovation and creativity. Because you tend to have strong intuition, you see possibilities beyond the present and obvious. You love to theorize and discuss abstract relationships and connections. You like to do things in new ways and are bored when you have to follow a pre-ordained routine. What Does INTP Stand For? I stands for Introvert. As an introvert, your energy flows inward towards thoughts, ideas, and reflections. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface. T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision. Your Strengths Include: - Seeing possibilities beyond the obvious - Thinking outside the box - Weighing pros and cons and leverage points - Detecting logical inconsistencies or loopholes - Categorizing data - Analyzing complex information - Imagining opportunities beyond the present moment - Being flexible and adaptable - Cutting through denial - Understanding systems - Understanding how things work Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type. Watch my video about your INTP personality type below!
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You are the ESFJ "Defender"
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As the Defender personality type, you are quick to observe patterns in human behavior. You use the information you learn about people to achieve harmony and improve morale. You enjoy going out of your way to meet the emotional and physical needs of others. Because of your awareness of human emotion, you are typically skilled at counseling and communicating. Your eye for detail and methodical approach to life also makes you skilled at organizing, perfecting projects, and spotting flaws.What Does ESFJ Stand For?E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment.S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having things settled, having decisions made, and having a sense of control or structure to your life.Your Strengths Include:- Empathizing with a broad variety of people- Tending to people's practical needs- Creating a sense of structure and routine- Attending to morale - Peacemaking- Paying attention to details - Methodically working through a task until it's finished- Diplomacy- Managing people effectively Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ESTJ "Captain"
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As an ESTJ you are organized, goal-oriented, and actionable. You want to make the world a more effective place and so you strive to meet people's needs by creating fair, working systems. Justice and truth are values you strive to uphold - and you value rules, regulations, and policies that uphold these values. In your day-to-day life, you appreciate order, structure, and common-sense. You consider yourself down-to-earth and able to handle whatever life throws at you. Your hard-working nature is quickly noticeable, but you also have an offbeat sense of humor and a creative side that shows up in your free time. What Does ESTJ Stand For? E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment. S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having things settled, having decisions made, and having a sense of control or structure to your life. Your Strengths Include: - Organizing projects in an effective manner - Making systems more efficient - Directing and delegating - Weighing pros and cons - Being decisive - Attention to detail - Ability to create a sense of stability and routine - Staying focused on goals - Organizing everything so that it has a proper place - Developing applicable standards and guidelines - Creating clarity and order in your environment Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ESFP "Champion"
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As an ESFP you have a desire to live life on the edge. You are drawn towards adventure, experience, and helping people in hands-on ways. Both realistic and compassionate, you don't mind rolling up your sleeves and getting into the real work of improving your environment or community. Whether you're helping at an animal shelter, planting a garden, singing, or telling jokes to lift someone's spirits - you believe in doing something tangible to make life better for people. Your charisma and zest for life make you an inspiring force in the world!What Does ESFP Stand For?E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment.S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision.Your Strengths Include:- Adapting to the needs of the present moment- Putting yourself in other people's shoes- Responding quickly and calmly to a crisis- Quick reflexes- Attention to detail- Accurate recall of facts and experiences- Down-to-earth persona- Enthusiastic and empathic demeanor- Ability to spot opportunities before others do- Staying true to your own individual valuesFind out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ESTP "Daredevil"
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As the Daredevil type, you consider yourself the ultimate realist. You stay tuned in to your environment, noticing opportunities, details, and resources that other people regularly miss. You have a strong sense of adventure and a determination to make the most of the life you've been given. Free-spirited and energetic, you don't want to be tied down and you prefer a more spontaneous approach to life. Whether you're starting your own business, hopping on a plane to somewhere new, or skiing down the tallest slope, you get a thrill from testing your limits. You strive to be competent, logical, and ready for anything.What Does ESTP Stand For?E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment.S stands for Sensation. As a sensing type, you rely on facts, tangible data, and life experience to guide you. T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision.Your Strengths Include:- Solving problems quickly in a crisis- Staying tuned in to the present moment- Having quick reflexes- Seeing opportunities before other types do- Weighing pros and cons- Recalling facts and experiences accurately- Seeing the underlying framework of assumptions- Predicting logical consequences- Detecting logical inconsistencies and loopholes- Understanding, or wanting to understand, how things workFind out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ENFJ "Mentor"
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As the Mentor type, you have a strong natural insight into the needs, desires, and motivations of other people. You quickly pick up on social cues, customs, and expectations to sense what the overall needs of the group are. Inspiring and driven, you see potential in people that you want to ignite. Making the world a better place, propelling people towards their goals, and improving yourself as a person are all values you hold dear. Your visionary insight and strong communication skills make you an inspiration to many. What Does ENFJ Stand For? E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like having things settled, having decisions made, and having a sense of control or structure to your life. Your Strengths Include: - Understanding the emotional atmosphere of the room - Empathizing with people's emotional needs - Inspiring and motivating people - Peacemaking - Being diplomatic - Creating a safe space for people to be vulnerable - Facilitating in group situations - Guiding people toward their potential - Forecasting possibilities - Envisioning future scenarios - Understanding the background meaning of things Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ENTJ "Architect"
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As an ENTJ you are a progressive, focused individual who values objective logic and visionary thinking. You want to organize the world around you so that you can reach your maximum potential. You enjoy playing with ideas, discovering philosophies, and bringing those abstract interests into the real world through action and effective strategic energy.What Does ENTJ Stand For?E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment.N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface.T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. J stands for Judging. As a judging type, you like to have a sense of structure and order in your daily life. You like knowing what to expect, having a routine, and having a plan for your day.Your Strengths Include:- Organizing objects, ideas, and information so that other people can understand them- Being decisive- Creating strategic courses of action- Seeing past current problems to future possibilities- Staying objective- Reliably completing tasks- Staying focused on goals- Understanding the underlying meanings and implications of things- Philosophical thinking- Contingency planning- Directing and delegatingFind out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ENFP "Visionary"
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As an ENFP you live to inspire, create, and imagine. You have a naturally adventurous spirit and a soul-searching longing to live an authentic, meaningful life. You have a knack for finding unusual solutions to problems and enjoy interacting with people to create visionary new plans and possibilities. As an ENFP you value harmony and goodwill with the people in your life. You are good at adapting, keeping an open mind, and innovating. That said, you don’t mind standing up for an unpopular opinion or bringing up a controversial topic in defense of one of your values or causes. What Does ENFP Stand For? E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment. N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface. F stands for Feeling. When you have to make a decision, you focus first on your personal values and the emotional needs of the people around you. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision. Your Strengths Include: - Thinking outside-the-box - Envisioning future possibilities and hidden potential - Using creative energy and desire to do things in new ways - Understanding the inner emotional states of others - Adapting to change and being spontaneous - Seeing past current problems to future potential and possibility - Negotiating - Creative thinking - Seeing the big picture - Open-mindedness - Teaching people new ways of looking at everything Find out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.
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You are the ENTP "Trailblazer"
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As the Trailblazer personality type, you have a ceaseless desire to pursue new possibilities. You see the world as a starting ground for change, evolution, and exploration. You are always scanning your environment for new connections, ideas, and alternatives. You also have a knack for solving complex problems and seeing the logical components in any decision. Your creative mindset and your intellectual prowess set you apart.What Does ENTP Stand For?E stands for Extrovert. Your energy flows outward towards people, objects, and activities in your environment.N stands for iNtuition. As an Intuitive, you are more focused on abstract connections and underlying meanings than what's obvious on the surface.T stands for Thinking. As a thinking type, you weigh the pros and cons and facts when you have to make a decision. You try to step out of the situation so your feelings won't cloud your judgment. It's important for you to be logical and reasonable as much as possible. P stands for Perceiving. As a perceiving type, you like having a flexible schedule. You like exploring your options and approaching life as it happens rather than having a firm schedule or a rushed decision.Your Strengths Include:- Thinking outside of the box- Seeing possibilities where others do not- Open-mindedness- Detecting logical inconsistencies and loopholes- Seeing the big picture- Teaching people new ways of looking at everything- Presenting something new in a compelling new way- Understanding systems thinking- Grasping the underlying frameworks in systems and argumentsFind out more about your unique strengths, weaknesses, and capabilities in our eBook, Discovering You: Unlocking the Power of Your Personality Type.