Find Your Career - INTP
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- INTP - How and why you should choose one of the careers and go for it.
INTPs have too many interests to be content with one and that can hurt them in the long run.
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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is an introspective self-report questionnaire indicating differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions. The test attempts to assign four categories: introversion or extraversion, sensing or intuition, thinking or feeling, judging or perceiving. One letter from each category is taken to produce a four-letter test result, like INTP or INFP
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Anyone else feel like a failure because you’ve had so many different interests, hobbies and dreams in your life that are all half completed? Makes me feel like a failure.
Lol most of the things we want to do, we haven’t even started on yet. We did a portion in our imagination and it probably exhausted us. At this point I’m actually shooting for creating a time machine and I mean that literally.
Exactly lol I start things and actually feel and do really good with them but then out of nowhere lose all my interest and quit.
Mostly, yes.
@Rafi Wolffe I was and am in similar shoes like yours. Although my reason to join the military was a bit complicated but it was not entirely different than yours because I was in an alternative medical field practicing and I was burned out after doing it for 2 years. Then I joined the military as a medic. I couldn't stay longer than the contract I signed. My sanity and mentality were being lost there.
It's been 3 years I got out and I have obtained another degree during the pandemic but now I have another interest to learn in engineering but this time I think I will be able to use my Ni function more lol
atleast u completed half of it, every one of mine accomplished nothing
"You can't stick with one thing, it makes you miserable" ... Ouch... that one hit home... 😰
haha
It does though 😒
@@Lea-ov8vq yup, hardly a laughing matter
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haha totally can relate ....
As an INTP, I find it veryyy difficult to stick to one thing. Fantastic career advice by the way!
INTPs in a nutshell: Jack of all trades, master of none.
I'm a software developer, btw. Highly recommend it
Nope, that's too behind the scenes for me
i considered that first but shifted my eyes to engineering
Jack of all trades, master of none but still better than the master of one
Jack of all trade, master of one.@@Hireath4infinity
INTP here. Maybe the best career advice i’ve ever received. Just pick something and accept that you will always be critical of what you do in terms of work. Pick something that makes you happy and spend the off-time finding a potentially better careers by working on projects. Thanks!!!
Great advice
No, I already chose math
But maybe math and computer science sounds pretty amazing too. Or math and physics, or math and economics, or medicine and chemestry, or at this point just lay on my bed and look at the ceiling
I'm starting physics this year 😂
@@BenjaminSpicy Craaap, that sounds diper cool!! I envy you, at school we are not even doing basic calculus or physics yet. I-sort-of-pretty-much-want-to-die-or-exchange-bodies-with-you-or-both-in-a-non-figured-out-order :) :) :) But you can always go to Internet and alcohol when you need company in that misery, those buddies do not disappoint most of the time: refreshing. I have downloaded pdf's illegaly and I will always regret not having done that before, sir
Always as long as my existence prevails, not to say esence (not looking for a debate at the moment, it's not 3 am yet)
KIARA excuse us for our english, human. We are not from here or there, or maybe yes
Lol the pdf part 😂
Oo lay on my bed and look at ceiling sounds nice. Wonder if I can get a degree in that
I once had a college course counselor laugh at me and say, “Do you know what your problem is? You have too many interests. You like everything. I wish I had that problem.” 😂
Thank you for this lovely video. It encouraged me greatly!
Me questioning my life everyday 😂
Definitely feeling called out here. I got married and started having kids in my early 20's. I started going to school for IT around the same time. I'm almost 40 now and have seriously considered doing a career change 3 or 4 times since, but I always end up admitting to myself that it's not viable at this point in life. So, I do my IT stuff for work, do the dad and husband thing when I get home, and when I have some spare time I read and watch videos about all of my non-IT interests. Psychology, religion/philosophy, history, earth/life science, weightlifting techniques, etc. I usually have 3 or 4 books I'm in the middle of at any given time. It may not perfectly fit my (probably unrealistic) expectations for my life, but it definitely helps scratch the itch.
Damn i'm like the younger version of you lol. I can't find a single career path that would logically fulfill the life I want to have. I guess at this point it;s just picking the best option for now and making it work, and switching later on if need be,.
Any recommendations for a 45yo intp regarding which IT field to explore? I'm in Tech sales and currently working on the A+, Net+, and Sec+ path with the intent to eventually be a technical engineer, building servers, and perhaps eventually a sysadmin somewhere, but I'm also curious about web development, programming, databases, and data analysis.
Man, your interests are so similar to mine. I was trying to BE an entrepreneur, but I AM always focused on different things, and cannot do what I have to do..
Anyone in similar situation?
Well, as an INTP I tried different jobs, and finally I found my dream job 17 years ago.
Hope you'll not get jealous.
As a concept artist for computer games my task is to imagine and depict something new, and when I'm done, the next task is always different (by definition). Landscapes, characters, items, monsters, fantasy maps, starships, architecture, user interface, alien races, vehicles ... different styles, different worlds ... Love it! And the best thing: I have to start, but I don't need to finish anything. Before I get bored, I give the task to the others and they continue happily!
That sounds perfect!! I will research on that topic :)
I'm jealous
As a middle aged INTP in the IT industry who has pretty much stuck with the same job, I’d like to add, that while the pay is good if you do that - you run the risk of getting into a “golden handcuffs” scenario if you have dependencies that naturally develop with time.
The problem is that as your skill increases, your income increases, and as your income increases, the more you can afford to buy. So fast forward 20 years and you buy a nice house and car, and have a couple children. Now you’ve set a dependency on your income. Now you must retain a certain level of income to maintain this lifestyle.
If you were to change careers at this point your income would be lower, due to lower proficiency. You may have to move to a smaller house or make your children change schools or spend less on fun entertainment stuff.
So I think it’s not easy to switch careers when there are expectations and dependencies that necessitate you to bring in the same level of income.
That being said, watching this video made me consider that maybe being an IT consultant is a good job for INTP. I imagine it allows you to jump from project to project which would fulfill that need to keep things fresh while keeping income at a good level.
(I have never tried it though because it seemed too unstable.)
Question about going into IT: I already have a bachelor's in International Affairs and I'm hopefully finishing up a Master's in Counseling Psychology, but learned recently I'm an INTP and actually not as good counseling people as I thought I might be. One option I would consider is IT. Would you recommend either 1) going back and getting a 2nd bachelor's degree in IT or just DIY and passing the certification exams like the CompTIA A+ and so on by myself?
I very recently learned I was mistyped (I'm an INTP and not an INFP). I went to college for a B.A. in International Affairs with the goal of working in national security and intelligence because I wanted to analyze geopolitical issues and security threats. It's a very hard industry to get into as I learned when I graduated. Months after I graduated and no interviews, I thought I'd get in shape for the military (but I had to lose over 100 lbs). In 1 year, I had lost 80 lbs, but was in a place of low self-esteem: a 24 year old college graduate with no career who was living with his parents and working part-time retail work.... and when a family friend told me it would likely be another year before I would be ready for the military, I gave into my better impulses and gave up, switching instead to the Psychology career field. Unfortunately, I not only gained all the weight back since I had strong reason to keep on my routine, but now I see that counseling/therapy is not my strong suit, I would like to go back to getting in shape for the military. So, I hope to spend the next 2-3 years to get in shape for the military by the time I turn 30-31 years old. However, I would consider IT as a backup because after my experience in my Counseling Psychology program, I am just very done working in a people-centered environment and just want nothing but "things based" work which use a solid system of rules and logic, but maybe can be used creatively to solve complex problems. Plus, I always thought IT stuff was really interesting -- in high school, I worked for a large corporation as an office assistant in the massive IT department and I thought it would be really cool to learn Cybersecurity and Networking.
@@brandonmathieu1892 I'm an INTP and studied multiple disciplines over a 5-8 years time in my 20's from, which others where jobs working with your hands rather than mind. These jobs got very monotonous and boring after a while. Also your mind starts to drift elsewhere after a while. Last one I studied was IT. Currently been working as a software developer for over a 5 years and liking it. It keeps your mind busy and no two days are the same. It's constant learning, which I actually like. Pay is good and people you work with are intellectual and good to hang around with. Sometimes I do get bored to work on the same project, so changing the project or company are options there.
I agree. That's why I keep my lifestyle at 40k a year. I'm afraid of getting a house, nice car, family, and expensive stuff. You hit the nail on the head. I'm afraid of growth. So I keep my life at 40k and adapt.
@@brandonmathieu1892 Computer jobs are great for INTP But have been in a more social job lately and Think that you can put INTP into Psychology much better than you might be thinking. Ive actually worked most recently as Security at a hospital dealing with menially unstable people either from drugs being drunk or other (did research watched youtube videos with Jordan Peterson, Carl Jung and Allen watts and others). But i think you have an opportunity to figure out the best ways to treat people. You can use your creativity to come up with solutions others in your field would not make a connection to. Its not My opinion though always your choice.
@@brandonmathieu1892 As an INTP-T, I primarily engaged in development projects in an officer capacity. However, I've recently sensed a stagnation in my professional growth within that field. Choosing the right career has become a pressing concern for me. Like you mentioned, I completed my bachelor's in social work and pursued a master's in Organisational Leadership, only to realize later that it wasn't aligned with my interests. That was three years ago. Presently, my passion has shifted towards video editing and Photoshop. A friend, who works as a web developer, has encouraged me to explore a career in web development. Meanwhile, the IT field has always captured my interest, and I believe I could excel in it.
This is exactly what I did. Right after graduating from high school I went to a trade school, graduated and started working for the city of Dallas. This was great because I was making alot of money, the job was so easy that I could study while at work and they paid for half of my tuition. The only thing I didn't anticipate was the people who work there and the drama I had to deal with. The plan would have been perfect if I didn't had to deal with the drama bullshit.
I finally figured out what I wanted to do which was management information system.
I strongly suggest, while taking courses at a university or community college and while finding yourself, that you don't take credit classes take non-credit classes so when you are ready to study what you really want as a career you will not have accumulated so many credits that you can no longer apply for financial aid.
It would be awesome if you do the dark side of intp which is entj. I will like to see a video on that, this video is right on and you know exactly what you are talking about.
Glad it worked well for you😊 I might do the video you suggested one day 😃 thanks for kind words 😊
Did it bother you you stole half your education from the taxpayers? Does it now? ;-)
I intuitively picked one interest that would allow me to put time in all the others. What’s interesting to me is how some people judge this variety as a sign of immaturity…
Do not worry about other people's opinions. I suck at advanced math and could not pursue a major in STEM. Ended up getting a degree that uses applied algebra and an advanced degree in a general field. In short, got a master's degree in being a generalist to pursue a variety of fields. Each INTP has their own path. Employers care more about the level of the degree than what it is in. A former manager of mine was supervisor of Accounts Payable for a Fortune 100 company and her bachelors is in Shakespearean English. My sister is a project manager in IT and has an Associates in Social Work and a bachelors in Psychology.
Thanks , this is what I should do 😊
Yeah it's weird, to us it's the best way to live, but to them it's incomprehensible. Not saying one is better than the other (but yeah we definitely value variety).
that's kinda scary like literally, my intp brain thought the same thing that was here in a video made by another intp.
But kinda needed proof, so thanks bro.
The truth about us INTP is that we are endorphin junkie, as a 40 year old with multi different career paths behind me I can tell you we seek the unknown and move on once we are bored!
Could you tell me how things turned out for you? Any regrets?
@@hahomamo1384 Hmm thats a very interesting question. I guess I'm doing ok in terms of "normal stature", I have a nice house, two clever little toddlers who make me smile every day, a wife who looks after me.. more than I deserve. A job that leaves my family with very little wants (for now) and honestly I've lived a life rich in information. To coin a phrase "I'm as happy as a pig in poop". My regrets are plentiful but looking back retrospectively they are growth curves in finding my boundaries and evern though I think about them to this very day, I wouldn't change any of it.
@@chrisbleakley1444 I see wisdom 😉, your family are lucky to have you. Wish you all the best
@@chrisbleakley1444 Sounds like a life well lived. Not judging by what you've done, but by how you speak of it.
Don't limit yourself to a single career. Doing so would only limit your options and opportunities. Instead, try to do something in everything that piques your interest. That way, you'll never run out of options, and more importantly, you'll always be happy and never bored.
This is some golden advice. It's important to remember that life is too short to focus on just one thing. There are so many things to explore and experience, so why not try to do as much as you can? You never know where your passions might lead you.
I really love science,i wanna learn more about physics,chemistry,math and maybe biology. I really don't know so certainly what i want to study first,but probably physics.
Edit:Now i'm sure..i can't live without physics😅
I'm starting Physics this year! 😃
Im too interested in biology
What kind of physics are you studying?
It took me 5 minutes to type that
The problem is that I don’t even want my body stay in one place. I wanna live in different countries…no way to save me..
And in different times when interest switches from georgraphy or physics to history 🤯
As an INTP student, I still don't know what career I am going in, but I definitely can tell that we CANNOT be a career consultant because we will make people even more confused🤯
Very insightful. Glad I watched this.
Turns out I already did exactly what you suggest, I decided to go for a career in IT because there are a lot of interesting things that happen on computers. I also want fuck-all to do with computers by the time I get off of work, so that leaves me plenty of time to toodle about with whatever other bullshit that strikes my interest at the moment. I've never really thought of the possibility of a career as being super fulfilling, and it turns out you're absolutely right about having the resources to pursue the other things that might actually be fulfilling, instead.
Very glad you found it useful 😊
This speaks to me. A bit depressing though. Why are we built this way?
I wish I knew
its really difficult living as an intp
How annoying to find out you are an intp at 31 and realise you have been in the wrong profession all these years and no knowledge of computer programming or basic math skills. I’ve spent my whole career in health and social care and was training to be a paramedic before realising how draining I find people, as much as I like to help and use my problem solving skills in that field..
If only I found a job for someone who isn’t that tech savvy, although I am a passionate researcher I am not sure what I should do for the rest of my life when you come to understand your INTP ways that make it so difficult… one thing I love about working in the community while doing my nursing training is everyday is different and not sticking to the same people in the same stagnant building. Help me!!
Maybe the Fe inferior function of INTP make us really really like the *idea* of being with people but we really just want to be liked by people or spend very brief time with them.
Do you think that picking health and social careers is something that INTP women get a biased 'encouragement' to do?
On a sidenote I'd encourage any INTP looking for career change to see if there is any sort of (non-fictional) *WRITING* oriented career they might enjoy.
Especially if they already have knowledge in some domain.
You should consider marketing
If I were you I’d work with medicine. You’re already working in the medical field. You could do research for the health of people instead of being around them.
@@cyberneticbutterfly8506 OMG, this is so true. I always say that I want to be around people, seen by them but with minimum communication on my side :D
This is absolutely right. I did so many jobs in my life like music and maths teacher and I found a very good balance with myself throughout computer science/programming because I have so many times to explore even more knowledge elsewhere. If you are INTP and like technologies I cannot recommend it enough.
This video is a very kind contribution 🪴
I can only hope it's useful 😄
Intp here, I was an electrician for 10 years and made bank investing at the same time, quit my job and now miss the old 9-5 life
It seems to anchor your mind for a good portion of the day which is nice.
Also investing is so broad it allows you to wander, I’ve become more knowledgeable in healthcare, ai, crypto and lots of other tech
Omg I never thought I could resonate - being at a mature age now I understand and can now comprehend the reasoning of my being. Thank you 🙏🏼
Oddly enough, as an INTP, acting was a perfect fit for me. I play at the Bolshoi Drama Theater in St. Petersburg, and this work allows me to learn something new every day. There is no routine in the acting profession; there is great variability in what you can study (from dance to music, from literature to forms of self-expression). It is a vast infinity of knowledge and wealth of imagination.
Oh hey, I live near BDT, when's your next performance?
@@thwartificer "Gubernator" by Andrey Moguchiy, 21 of January
@@VELVETPERSON cool
I am another I INTP who found a weird career for the type. And the answer is military. Military could sound like the absolute worst eenvironment, and it does come with some strings attached. The thing I loved were all the action parts like weapons training, sparring, combat exercises, going to the front, and doing real soldier stuff. I hate most of the Garrison nonsense like uniform inspections, various ceremonies, and of course, the worst part was collective punishment. I never understood what any ribbon rack perfectly level meant about your ability to conduct operations and I never got the sense in taking away everybody’s weekend for the next month because some idiot six companies over got themselves in trouble with the law and it was apparently your job as someone who’s never met them to impress on them good army values, and regulate their behavior.
So I took that experience with me and then use it for policing, which I enjoy very much. I enjoy the problem-solving of policing and rewarding, feeling from actually seeing tangible results of achieving good in this world a little bit day by day.
I don’t know what I’d do if I didn’t do this. The only other thing I really want to do besides shoot guns and kick ass is bang hot chicks, but chicks don’t pay to get laid, and I’m way too ugly to make porn.
I'm amazed at how well this video describes me. I've been indecisive about my career ever since I began job hopping over a decade ago. To make matters worse, I dropped out of community college for a lack of clear direction for my life. I've decided, after much job dissatisfaction and a recent work injury, to get this career issue solved. No more factory or warehouse work. Never!
I just need a job where I can be a think tank. I can come up with so many ideas in any given category if I’m interested in it. I can even draw up the “blueprints” and list of possible materials to be used,
But I don’t actually make the item.
Which is kinda the problem.
OMG OMG OMG WOW. life saver
Glad I could help! 😊
My problem is that in my mind, I believe that I can do ANY JOB. I'm smart enough to figure it out!
You don't have to serve all your interests in a job. Introverts like energy over information. Night Truck Driving is a good introvert job if you don't mind the hours.
Forever I could never figure out why I was always quitting every job when I was younger within about 2-3 months.
Product designer is as close to a perfect career as I can hope for as an INTP. It's great.
I'm a self taught product designer. I do think it is a great career choice for INTP's except that you usually have to focus on one product at a time. I have tried to study it academically but I never seem to accept the curriculum. I want to use the tools and study material of my own choosing.
If you're INTP, do any job, do trading or investing, be financially independent, quite your job. And THEN enjoy your life. I mean your TRUE passion without PRESSURE.
It's true that as an INTP I have many interests, but sometimes anxiety just blocks me from sticking with one and following it through.
Where was this video 8 years ago...
Boom, you just summed up my current thoughts...
I've just started a sales job to help fund my start up business, but it was missold to me and I'm having to cold call every day. As an INTP I absolutely hate it and have already looked for ways to leverage it to my advantage. I have already started looking for other opportunities that will help me with my business endeavours without draining me.
Why you dont take those cold calls as a "game"? Kind: try understand The psichology of The people that you are calling too? Or trying to improve and respond at each objection that they do? Try " gaming" those calls and learn about human nature, persuasion, etc
What do you think?
I question my choice of career everyday!!!
I chose medicine because of family pressure, but the lessons are all about memorization. I used to want to study physics, and now I don't know what to do. I feel depressed.
Physics is good but medicine can be good as well. Anything that let's you research and come up with new ideas. If you go into research and development in medicine, that would be good. Also there's biophysics that you could try to get into
I am laughing but sorry, I had the same situation -- good thing I also was suffering from a disability and just quit, but one thing I was doing back then was studying people -- memorizing their quirks, the ones who are brilliant, and maybe when i was healthy I can move on and study what I want and just remember those people I have interacted with.
Geez, thank you so much actually. I wasn't hoping for the plan and understanding of this topic that I myself came up with to get approved, so to speak, but that's what happened. I feel relieved now haha
I went into the completely wrong career for my type: teaching. I'm now working on a degree in engineering and am feeling so much happier.
What kind of engineering
Can confirm everything in this video. Jumped from one thing to the next through my teens and twenties. Now mid thirties, have a shit tonne of student debt with no degree because I kept changing courses. Now I'm looking at another few years of uni and another $30000 debt to be able to get a legit job that I won't hate every minute of. Really wish I could have understood the concepts in this video 20 years ago. DOH!
That is not funny at all,but I love the positivity in your writing.
You should've done what I did and not do a degree at all because you can't choose 😂
@@TaxingIsThieving Well, still at it, haha
Currently working off 10k in student debt right now 😭 I'm a hair dresser and while I love making people happy and creative problem solving, the small talk and overbooking and busy weekends are making me so burnt out and miserable and I make less money than when I worked in retail. Of course I just got diagnosed with ADHD, depression, and anxiety too, so I'm having some fun trying to figure all this crap out 😭
I’ve been in education for 15 years as a teacher. What a BAD career choice. I HATE being in the classroom. I’ve been at 7 different schools in those 15 years. I cannot stay in place. As a matter of fact, I lost my teaching job just last week. It was HORRIBLE! I hated admin. I spoke out way too much about how I disagreed with how bad the climate was and the lack of leadership. I think I finally learned my lesson to move in. It’s just hard to give up the summer months off, one week for thanksgiving, two weeks for Christmas, and a week for spring break. HELP!
Which part of it did you hate. is it student's drama?
@@lovetrain2701 as a fellow intp, i'd say that it's probably how time consuming it and the insane amount of interactions and dedication with colleagues/students. Leaving however? Less breaks, less energy. simple enough, probably. Anyway.. teaching in general for an intp is a nightmare, i'd say. Staying one for 15 years is insanely impressive ngl.
Why did I not watch this video 20 years ago! :´(
Not bad. Quite the brief accurate description of “INTP” I will watch your next video thanks.
And good luck to all others out their struggling with creativity and enterprising capabilities struggling to find and lock down something… forever curious…constantly morphing…
I'm an interior painter and work alone. It allows me to deep dive into theories and debate and establish appropriate applications.
I'm a RN but for a long, long time, I did not know what I wanted to do. Now, finally, I have a career that is never boring.
I wish this was available about 22 years ago. I finally figured out what I am going to do, but it took 28 years of working jobs I HATED...ooff
edit: I am starting my own business with my varied interests, and actually making real things...so thought to research to design to product...I get so much joy from improving designs and functionality of things.
I can see and figure out where and why actual engineers have either failed or missed the point entirely.
Im an INTP photographer. I photograph events and I like this job, it is different every week, and i have many days to edit the photos, I can procrastinate a lot and I feel free. Also I invest in cryptos.
Finally found a video which spoke my mind. People constantly say that you have to internalize your job and do something you love but we all know that inst always true.
We wither make our passion our job and ruin it for ourselves because we stress too much about it provide for what others want vs what we want or we choose a career we arent passionate about and regret later. I'd rather just do a simple dayjob, not become consumed by it and have the rest of the day to myself to enjoy what i love doing
I love programming
Went Into Farming, yep back to farming. Lots of free time to think, flexible schedule, only busy when planting and harvesting, but you can procrastinate for a few days. Never ending problem like weather, pest and disease which requires freestyle solutions. And no Humans around to annoy you. Way easier than Programming and Accounting(worst job for INTP), somewhat too easy, you better have internet connectivity in the farm to looks for side interest, otherwise it will be boring. Agriculture science is still science although farming does not allow 100% predictable outcome and there will be some chaos which is fine for INTP but not INTJ. I can't believe rural farmers are still doing it the old fashion way. You will master a lot of stuff you take for granted, like plumbing, electrical, mechanical etc, making you jack of all trades because hiring other people isn't always feasible. Ignore those who says wasting your talent.
I'm almost 48 and still don't know what I want to be when I grow up.
lol just look at my cv, none of the jobs are related😂
me too
Please make a video about INTP 5w4 type.
At the start of this year, I've recently decided that I will not pursue a career as a musician anymore. While I love music, some things conflict with my personality. I'm highly introverted, but being able to make friends on the spot is an essential skill for musicians. Musicians (or artists, really) are generally poor, and while I don't value money that much, focusing on this career would mean that I would not be free financially. The last and most important factor is that I started to get bored with music and discovered that I have a LOT of interest.
I'm sticking to one: coding/web development/programming (I know it's not one, but they're kind of related). The first reason I switched to this one was the money. I want to live a stable life, not worrying about money so that I can focus my time on developing my interest. Second, is that this career is one of my interests. Programming involves a lot of problem-solving, which is one of the great features of INTP.
The magic here is that I made all these decisions before considering being an INTP. Now that I know all these INTP quirks, I feel more confident about my decision. No, I think this is the best possible decision for me in my life. I'm not sure if this career will stay on my interests radar after a couple of years, but I'm sticking with it because I will already have the money and freedom to do every other thing I want to do in my life.
INTP, I haven’t found my vocation yet.
Alexis Kingsley’s latest INTP video complements this video nicely 🙏
Im intp and i have some suggestions for u all intps.
So #: become substitute teacher.
Its like a ubder like job. Just pick when ever u need and then chill all day long in the high school.
All u need it highschool deploma.
#2 become school bus driver assistant or bus driver. But make sure u focus on the road while u r driving.
#3 if u ever got out from your finance then do real estate buy house and fix it and resell it. Or rent it.
#4: become youtuber learn digital Marketing and teach other various things.
Good luck 👍
I suppose cosmology, quantum chemistry and occult matters 👻 where do I get hired to do these things? They seem easier than doing paperwork for 35 minutes or stapling 100 sheets of paper divided into 2 of 2s and 3 of 3s
thats really good advise! i thought of it myself before but constantly making sure its actually what i should do
Thanks for the information and motivation.. I appreciate ❤️🤗
I appreciate you watching 😊
I majored in mathematics and study it for fun on the side reading textbooks and doing problems for mental fun, but my actual career is in internal medicine with an aim for electrohpysiology 😂
Thanks for your simple explanation. it's very helped me
This video is sooo interesting!
It help me so much !
Thank you !!!
Just graduated; I went into civil engineering and I hate it. Trying to switch into another civil job where things are slower so I can self teach software engineering & change industries entirely
Do you think you'd like a different kind of engineering?
Same here, INTP couldn't relate to anyone in civil and just fucking hated it so much I couldn't imagine doing it for the rest of my life, although it wasn't that challenging for me. Dropped out and looking to find a way to change paths to data science / quant finance
I love science, cosmology and philosophy but I have no idea what job to take.
i'm struggling to determine if I should pursue a career in animation or software engineering....Ya See, I usually make a decision then I start thinking about it again. I can't find a sweet spot.
POLYMATH
Thanks for being real with us.
That was a bleak slap in the face from reality. You'll never be happy in your career choice because your interests keep changing.
Thanks for making video
working as a security guy = siting in a security room alone, opening gate to cars, watching cameras. making nice money. and searching my feauture by surffing on my laptop. and almost i think that i found it!
Litterature ? No, philosophy ! But psychology IS fascinating ! I miss mathematics... Ok, i learn perfectly MBTI then i go back to work, i love litterature i know this !
It should be so cool to practice medicine, how this enzyme work again ?
I'm going for architecture
Nice, wish you the best 😊
@@BenjaminSpicy thank you ❤️
@@totoro7472how is going?
I suggest to be an investor, political or international counselor.
I love your advice and insights for Intp.
Sorry, but I got as far as 1:10 and as soon as I heard "Introverted means you focus on yourself, your own reality and you come first, everyone else is second", I just couldn't carry on.
Introverts are no more selfish than extroverts - in fact most of the self-obsessed people I know are extroverted, using their extroversion to feed their need for exterior validation.
Prob should have said most of your identity is internalized. We live in our own heads.
thank you for making this video
How does a career as a psychologist look to you, for an intp mind?
Yes, you want to help people. Maybe research and other aspects of psychology but not one on one, you won’t really enjoy that.
I love psycology. I studied hypnosis to become a therapist, however my lack of speaking skills and shyness made me give up. At least I have the knowledge.
INTP
@@kaduzeratv but everyone should improve their social skills
Dude, thank you.
Nope. I refuse to believe this. I trust I’m going to find my Ikigai!
Thanks for making such a content
Socionics Model G agrees with you by saying:
Ti-Ni = job
NeFe = Creative self-realization off the job
Can u now pls do a video from the perspective of an intp who didnt have this info at 20? But someone who is 50 instead and doesnt have the luxury of a whole career ahead of them like this
Thank you so much dude 😱
i will start university (hopefully) this year and i still dont know what will i study bc like you said i have so many interests. i love chemistry a lot but i also love molecular biology and computer science and i feel like if i choose one of them i will always want to know more about other two. i'm thinking about this literally every hour and it is messing me up. my mom thinks that i will not be successful as long as i switch my ideas (?) and this makes me question about my future bc i'm so scared of being unsuccessful. btw thanks for this video i'll do these 3 things (english is not my first language so sorry for the mistakes)
Even as an INTP, I suck at advanced math and could not pursue a major in STEM, even though all my interests were in science. Ended up getting a degree that uses applied algebra and an advanced degree in a general field. In short, got a master's degree in being a generalist to pursue a variety of fields. Each INTP has their own path.
Employers care more about the level of the degree than what it is in. A former manager of mine was supervisor of Accounts Payable for a Fortune 100 company and her bachelors is in Shakespearean English. My sister is a project manager in IT and has an Associates in Social Work and a bachelors in Psychology. You can get your bachelors in Chemistry and Masters in BioChemistry with a focus in Molecular Biology. Don't worry about your major. The first 2 years of college are general education courses and the last 2 years are for your major. You have time to decide and see what classes you do better at.
Same!! My mom also think the same and got mad at me for my inability to stick with one choice. 😂What if I choose this , I lose the other one? What if I didn't like this course after I chose it? What if my real interest and talent is on my unchosen major 😭
great advice, thanks.
Ah right.... It appears I already fall to that endless cycle.. Now i feel miserable 😭....
I have been trying to figure out 6 years no..7 what would I like to do. Everything, not possible. (Or is it?) Problem...I am somewhat great with everything I touch, I figure things out SO FAST that I get so SO BORED! So INTP and so ADHD.... Lovely.❤
Are you suggesting that as an INTP I should actually *DO* stuff? 😱🤯😭
Blasphemy! 🤣🤣🤣😋😋
I wanted to continue with maths but things didn't work out and unfortunately i ended up with geography. But i don't know why i am enjoying it but i still miss mathematics 🥺
people label this as being a "flake" -- society thus far has been lame
Any intp who became a school teacher?
How is the experience?
After many years of contemplation I had to choose between a career which ticked pretty much all of my interests, but with really bleak job prospects, or one which contained one of my interests but a stable income would be pretty much a guarantee... The latter won and so now I'm a biomedical analyst working at a blood bank. I do like it and I have nice colleagues, but it is really draining being around people all day and having that phone ringing over and over with traumas and weird questions... My degree does have quite a lot of flexibility with where I could work but I'm struggling now to figure out if I need relocating or if im just afraid as the time is getting closer where I'll have to take more responsibility 😰
taking more responsibility is something I definitely dread too and pretty surprising to see how you can deal with all the chaotic surroundings. I tend to get distracted really easily if the environments to noisy
@@davidcruz5283 well "can deal with" is a loose term, i'm surviving, barely holding on, but I have about Zero energy left for anything other than Netflix whenever I'm not at work
@@rebecka4715 I feel you there! I find that what really helps me is working on myself in order to develop a stronger frame, to deal with the struggles of daily life. have you read meditations by Marcus Aurelius? Or you can try Ryan Holidays books, pretty powerful concepts
That moving character is annoying! :(
Merci à vous Benjamin
Haha this is like the best advice and the worst advice at the same time.
Thank you man
I have a question can you help me