“The Art of War” → amzn.to/3OFltxZ "Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind"→ amzn.to/3Qs3oop "Man's Search for Meaning" → amzn.to/47hE7TU "The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable" → amzn.to/3QpoZh0 "Thinking, Fast and Slow" → amzn.to/3OfSfnH "The 48 Laws of Power" → amzn.to/43Z3as0
I read the first three books, and really enjoyed them as an INTP. 48 Laws is definitely on my reading list, as it is very useful for socially awkward individuals like myself
Read Art, read something similar to History, read Black Swan, read Search for Meaning, and read 48 Laws. Thinking is the only one I'm not familiar with. I'd add my own list, like The Prince by Machiavelli and Robert's Rules of Order, but I suspect most INTJ's will have read most of my list, too.
Hm you proposed the books which will enhance the characteristics of INTJ and push them to their limit. But for me it is nothing to do with developing INTJ's personality. For that you would need to look for something which is opposite - to develop areas where they are weak. This is the real improvement and not development of something which is already strong.
The problem with the Black Swan concept is that Taleb basically says there's no way to prepare for such an event because it's so unpredictable. And if there's no way to prepare for it, why worry about it? It's like adding a free floating anxiety on top of all your other problems.
As an INTJ who is asian & raised by a narcissist mother, i dont suggest you to read suntzu except you want to become more deadful narcissist than your ancestor..especially intj has a natural possibility to become narcissist.. As a chinese, i see it as a guide book to become narcissist. I never know why my society is never seen or discuss about narcissist, until i read briefly the book.. and then i realized why our east asian society is full of narcissist..it will teach you how to see a 'poison' can be branded as a 'medicine'..
Why so? I have read Art of War and a business book applying The Art of War to business and didn't really pick up anything narcissistic about it. It's out of date, if anything... it stopped being relevant to war around the time of WWI, when the machine gun made even a weak position defensible and the mortar made even strong positions vulnerable.
@@legendaryking890 It's been a while, so I'm not 100% sure, but I think it was The Art of War for Managers by Gerald A. Michaelson. I see there's a second edition, I think I read the first edition.
“The Art of War” → amzn.to/3OFltxZ
"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind"→ amzn.to/3Qs3oop
"Man's Search for Meaning" → amzn.to/47hE7TU
"The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable" → amzn.to/3QpoZh0
"Thinking, Fast and Slow" → amzn.to/3OfSfnH
"The 48 Laws of Power" → amzn.to/43Z3as0
As an INTJ i declare "Thiking Fast and Slow" as one of the best books I've ever read, period. 😄
I read the first three books, and really enjoyed them as an INTP. 48 Laws is definitely on my reading list, as it is very useful for socially awkward individuals like myself
Wonderful!
Read Art, read something similar to History, read Black Swan, read Search for Meaning, and read 48 Laws. Thinking is the only one I'm not familiar with. I'd add my own list, like The Prince by Machiavelli and Robert's Rules of Order, but I suspect most INTJ's will have read most of my list, too.
Hm you proposed the books which will enhance the characteristics of INTJ and push them to their limit. But for me it is nothing to do with developing INTJ's personality. For that you would need to look for something which is opposite - to develop areas where they are weak. This is the real improvement and not development of something which is already strong.
I’m an ENTJ and I read all of them! Highly recommended 👌🏽
“The Art of War” is a great book. -INTP
:)
There is one more book that you should read, "The New Psycho-cybernetic", about how self-image effect people.
Why you (INTJ) Should read this book ?
Read it and you'll find out
This book doesn't get the recognition it deserves. The author practically invented the self-help industry.
Great Video. Really appreciate making videos for development of INTJs.
funny enough i have 48 Laws of Power, The Art of War & Thinking, Fast and Slow.
i am planing to read them but don't know when😂 (INTJ) anyone relatable
You should really read “Sapiens” by Harari. It is a great book, -even for us INTP’s
Same, i mostly enjoy videos instead of reading lol
@@sylviaowega3839 Thanks i really appreciate it .😇
@@BlancOwly well books are interesting but it take a lot of time to finish one.
i've collected so many books this year that i question if i'll finish reading all of them. XDXD
Oh my goodness! I have read them all and some twice and I almost never read a book twice...
Which one is your favourite?
@@PsychologyRefresh Man’s search for meaning. I have read it three times.
The problem with the Black Swan concept is that Taleb basically says there's no way to prepare for such an event because it's so unpredictable. And if there's no way to prepare for it, why worry about it? It's like adding a free floating anxiety on top of all your other problems.
It seems like the core of recommended books is dealing with Psychology, History, and Philosophy.
I have read them all, I need more recommendations please :D
Great. Good book recommendations.
Glad you like them!
I will try to read these ❤️👀
No typology books? Come on
Going ot get the Frankl book as the only one of these I have not read
As an INTJ who is asian & raised by a narcissist mother, i dont suggest you to read suntzu except you want to become more deadful narcissist than your ancestor..especially intj has a natural possibility to become narcissist..
As a chinese, i see it as a guide book to become narcissist.
I never know why my society is never seen or discuss about narcissist, until i read briefly the book.. and then i realized why our east asian society is full of narcissist..it will teach you how to see a 'poison' can be branded as a 'medicine'..
Wow now i am gona read for sure 😂(INTJ )
And you sould read 18 laws of human nature maybe you can find somthing to control your narcistic nature
Why so? I have read Art of War and a business book applying The Art of War to business and didn't really pick up anything narcissistic about it. It's out of date, if anything... it stopped being relevant to war around the time of WWI, when the machine gun made even a weak position defensible and the mortar made even strong positions vulnerable.
@@anonygent good to know can you name that business book i want to add it in my list
@@legendaryking890 It's been a while, so I'm not 100% sure, but I think it was The Art of War for Managers by Gerald A. Michaelson. I see there's a second edition, I think I read the first edition.
Where's 1984?
Great book as well!
4/5 intj
:)
these are so boring, what. i was looking for fiction
Damn yall love intjs lol