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Female INTJ here. When I was young, I thought that I was weird or not right. Now with the concept of the personality types and the INTJ being described as rare and unique, it gives me a much more positive feeling about my personality. Thank you.
I don't like reading novel or romantic stories however I get indulged in reading articles about human behavior, psychology and philosophy. I don't know, I just feel like the need to understand what are people thinking and the whyness and howness of almost everything.
I used to read romances a lot when I was depressed, but no more. I have a lot of books and only four of them are novels, three of those spiritual allegories. David Balfour by Robert Louis Stevenson is my only other novel. I'd like to get my hands on a copy of the first book, Kidnapped. I love the Scots accent. I married a Scot with a beautiful accent. One whole shelf holds cookbooks. When my son was 15, he asked, "Why do you keep buying these books? You never use them." So true. I liked looking at the pictures, though I did that only the first time I looked at them and then nevermore. I bought the book IN CASE I felt like making one of the recipes. (Hasn't happened so far.) I like the Joy of Cooking cookbook because it includes little historical anecdotes about food. I have used it a few times when I wanted to make dumplings for my stew. My son is 42 and I still hardly ever open a cookbook. When my kids were in their teens, I figured they could do their own cooking, and they were good at it, like their Dad.
Yesss, or just doing anything in public alone. I’ve always enjoyed taking myself to dinner or a movie where I don’t feel like I need to “entertain” whoever I’m with. I just want to quietly observe the world wherever I am
@@despiceshop5672 Agree. I don't like traveling, either. It's mostly the mechanics of it - transportation, meals, hotels, being stuck on a structured schedule - rather than a new experience and immersing in a new culture.
Spot on!! I find reading novels difficult as I space out a lot and have to read the same sentence multiple times...then I get frustrated and don't finish the book. I prefer audio books.
@Christian oh absolutely, I do the same thing. Audio books have come in quite handy for me as well. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and for watching 👍🏻 🙂
INTJ female only child here. When I went to birthday parties as a kid, I would skip the party and went to look at what books were in the house. Sometimes I would find a grandparent and have discussions with them about their history. Or spend time with the family pet. I kept getting invited to parties though , yay more books!
When I was a waitress, I attended a staff party at the owners' home. I was older than the other waitresses, but I looked young for my age, early twenties like them. The waiters didn't realize it and when one of them said something flirty to me, I said, "You watch what you're saying. I'm old enough to be your MOTHER." He looked at bewilderment at the waitresses and they nodded their heads and said, "Yep, she is." Well, anyway, all these young people at the party were drinking booze like fish and acting like fools, throwing each other in the pool. It looked like a situation where they might forget that I am older and don't hold with that silliness. I went into the house and came across a lot of books in the den, so I settled down to read. The hostess walked by and saw me. She said, "I think you're the only person here that has any sense." I felt pretty good about this compliment. The owners were so annoyed with the shenanigans that they never had a staff party at their house again.
I had a boss who was 94 when I first started working for him. I loved it when he would tell me about his childhood and young adulthood. He was raised on a ranch and broke in his first horse when he was only ten years old, a cayuse that his father had caught on the yearly roundup when the ranchers went after the wild horses. I asked him, "Did you ever come across a horse you couldn't ride?" He said, "Nope." I then asked, "Were you ever afraid to break in a horse?" He said, "Nope. I figured if my father could do it, I could do it, too." Such confidence! He was bigger than life and I loved working for him. Arne was such a sweetheart, the best boss I ever had. I would try to get him to tell me more stories about "the olden days," but he was very single-minded about the ministry he started and, if the conversation wasn't about this, he would wave me away if I attempted to talk about something else. His friends were used to him doing that to them and we took it in stride. I often would pause and marvel that I worked for a man who was nearly 100 years old. He was very active and his mind was sharp.
One thing I disagree with is the type of reading. All good novels are full of real world psychology and philosophy. I do prefer older novels written before the dumbing down and debasement of society. It is hard to find intelligent, thought provoking modern novels.
I’m a INTJ- A, Female. Definitely agree with 8.5/9. #5 Art, not so much as an adult, maybe when I was young. #8 Reading, I have come to conclusion that Audiobooks should be part of this. Especially when I’m driving or whenever I don’t have the time to just sit down and read. For me, watching Movies with purpose, not so much for entertainment, should be on this list. I find Movies gives me an insight into others POV and a satisfying result on how other’s deals with situations. I love to forecast the ending and imagine how I can change it to make it more realistic if it was me in that situation. Dreaming/daydreaming, is another one. I love to remember what I dreamed, then continue daydreaming about it when I wake up, until the result fit my expectation. Others have commented, traveling. 100% agree!
When I was a teenager, very insecure, terrible at sports, I was quiet most of the time. I hid behind my long hair, hunched over clutching my books to my chest, I felt like I was invisible and thought that nobody at school ever noticed me. But in English class, I came alive. I didn't do homework, but I had plenty to say when discussing books or writing essays in class, and when we read Pygmalion aloud, I got the part of Eliza Dolittle and loved doing the Cockney accent and putting emotion into the part. All the other students looked at me like they thought I was a weirdo. Eventually I got discouraged at their tepidness and stopped doing the accent near the end of the play, but my efforts up until then got me an A. I went into fostercare when I was 15, finally was allowed to wear makeup and short skirts, got my hair cut short, and then other kids noticed me and thought I was stuck up. A girl who usually called me "beaver face" because of my teeth, told me that some other girl said I probably thought I had a good figure. I was surprised; I hadn't even noticed my figure. My guidance counsellor said that the other students perceived me as confident. I was shocked. Regardless of how my looks and posture improved, I still felt like jelly on the inside, but my shyness was interpreted as being aloof and unapproachable. Guys never asked me for a date when I went to school, even though I crushed on some of them. If the ones I thought were cool had talked to me, I would have been tongue-tied and wanted the floor to swallow me up. I transferred to another school in Grade 10 and met up again with some boys who were nasty to me in Grade 6 because I wasn't the sort to fight back. They used to call me names, one of which was bucktooth, so I disciplined myself to close my lips and breathe through my nose like normal people. Those boys tried to taunt me again, but I ignored them, and then they wondered if I was the same person they picked on in Grade 6. Now they wanted to get to know me, when I was cute-looking. Too late, suckers. I talked to a male friend about this experience. He said I needed to forgive them. Sure, I forgive them, but I'm never going to date anyone who used to call me "fleabag." Lol!
INTJ fem here. Everything is spot on (even painting), except for cleaning my surroundings. I procrastinate big time when it comes to chores like cleaning up my house, windows, car, laundry, and doing the paperwork. Because I live in my head where I generally have the order that I need.
I need order in my surroundings to keep things orderly in my head. I keep track of all my expenses and my checkbook in an Excel workbook that I have made look really pretty with colour and pictures. When I have gone shopping, I feel a bit agitated until I get everything in my workbook updated. As for my environment, people are pretty amazed when they see the tidiness of my cupboards and drawers and closets. I hate seeing clothes lying on the floor, so that doesn't happen in my place. I've sometimes left clothes on a chair for a few days. One time, when my grandson was three, he saw some of my clothing on a chair. He touched it and looked at me in annoyance. He was used to chaos in his own house (my daughter is an ESFP), but he expected better of me. Lol!
As a INTJ, nothing about painting interests me in the least. However, quilting is another form of art and designing the quilt is the best part (and the end product is useful).
Same. I like to get recognized, that way people know what I like and what I don’t like. And people don’t insist on something with me. I write a 5 page essay about it.
Books aren't the media I prefer and perhaps it's the effecient nature of my personality or that I hear faster than I can read. I can go through these videos all day or play videos games (that also have text) like Final Fantasy games. However, other than that, for me this is 100% spot on. To all the other INTJs out there I hope you have a great day and if your'e not at least I know you're not. Edit: I literally use, take, and announce my random vacation days as days that I have nothing planned and that's how I want it to stay.
I really didn't believe that a personality test would be accurate but it is. I'm an INTJ female and I have been trying to learn about it and WOW, I am amazed at how accurate it is. I don't really paint or draw but I can say everything else is spot on.
I used to hate everything related to drawing, then I tried painting by chance at 38 years old. Now I always look forward the next time I'll have time to do it!
I'm an INTJ. Sometimes, for relief, I like to get away from logic, and become very non-sensical. My wife never understood why I liked to watch Three Stooges, Keystone Cops, and Gilligan's Island, and slapstick comedy. I told her that I didn't like intellectual (dry) humour so much because there was too much thinking to be done. I watch humour to get away from thinking and kick up my heels, so the Three Stooges does it for me. Aarre Peltomaa of Mississauga, Ontario p.s. That damn spellchecker doesn't like the way that I spell my name; screw it !!!
I always loved history, and these days my focus is on trying to figure out which parts are true and what are lies. If I find someone who is interested in what I know about these things, I give them an impromptu seminar.
Female INTJ here. I agree with pretty much everything. It is interesting about reading. I have never enjoyed fiction much. I always seem to read non-fiction because they offer something real I can learn from. Love nature, express my artistic expressions in photography. It is the perfect INTJ artform as you get to learn the workings of a camera, and at the same time you can be creative in the production of something pleasing to the eye.
8. Reading and 2. Taking Classes are clearly both aspects of the insatiable desire for knowledge. And living in the Information Age it's great to be an INTJ. As for 6. Strategizing, I'm def an obsessive planner. Thanks for another great video, guys. I've learned so much about myself from your channel.
@Jim Bucsko absolutely 💯. The quest for knowledge is never-ending for INTJs! You're so very welcome, and I'm glad my videos have been able to shed some light on your journey. I really appreciate the support and that you took the time to watch and leave a comment 😁 👍🏻
I took Business Management for a year and I LOVED every course, especially HTML because the subject was totally new to me; I had wondered for a long time what those "chicken tracks" meant. I figured out a lot of shortcuts right away for making my web pages and got A+ the course. I got As on all my courses. I also loved helping the other students and they liked the way I taught them stuff on their computers because I didn't move the mouse too fast for them to follow what I was doing.
I’m an INTJ. I don’t take classes except the art class. People at classes are slow and loud. (The people at the art class are just like me) So I just spend my free time reading, learning new languages, practicing violin, doing research about anything. I have information about most things (feet anatomy, how brain works, how piano works, how to make the best paper plane, how to hold a wine glass, cat behavior and more) I’m 12 years old. I never study, it makes me feel like a prisoner.
Right on......I love taking classes for fun: computers, psychology, astronomy, math, logic, etc. Especially online, as these fit best with my planned schedule. Outside is where I always go to think and walk for exercise. The gym, too, for weightlifting....purposefully alone, too early for others. Efficient bargain shopping, yes. A gift my Mother taught me well. Hating crowds? Especially congested roads, where all are literally trapped on the freeway without access to bathrooms, food, water, etc .....the epitome of insanity! Art? Not painting, but music. This MBTI is very accurate for me, whereas the "Big 5" was totally wrong. Thank you for another great, insightful video! :)
Thanks for sharing. As an INTJ, watching this video and assessing along is an interesting experience. Every single one of the 9 points accurately describes me. I'd add one more thing to this list: technology, especially high tech.
I can't tell if I'm INTJ or INFJ. I find this subject fascinating. I can relate to both. For all Iknow, THAT in itself makes me something else entirely!
I like romance stories, because you can learn things from it. We have trouble with emotions, and there is plenty of emotion in stories like that. If you don't have a partner yet, you might learn something that can help. Not really into art, I use to draw when I was younger, but I haven't done it for many years. Sorry, not a fan of nature, I like Technology too much to be away from it that long. ;) Not a big organizer, I'll sit something down, and I'll know where it is 10 years later. Sorry, this video wasn't very accurate for a INTJ, compared to the majority of other videos out here. Not sure what makes me excited anymore. Hmmm, I like stories, I do a lot of reading. I like putting myself in the shoes of the characters. I like being inside the head of interesting characters. Seeing how they think. Seeing the cause and effect of things. I like rpg games, where you can build up your character, constantly making them stronger. It's been awhile since I've been really excited by anything. So much crap is made today, that I'm constantly being let down by something I thought would be good. It makes it hard to get excited by anything when that happens so often.
Hey there. I completely understand. Every INTJ is different and is at different stages in their development - so different things excite different INTJs. I really appreciate you taking the time to give your input and for watching! 👍🏻🙂
I'd say that this is the most accurate video describing me as INTJ! 9/9. Wow! Usually our type is described with another traits like generalizing concepts, watching and reading non-fiction only, observing life from distance, hating small talks, etc. I was surprised that my little personal hobbies and interests is in fact a common case within personality type. And yes, I like reading romantic novels because I learn from them too: the genre as a kind of art, the mainstream cannons, the literature structure of them, the character concepts, the social scenarios, the romance itself. Same thing what INTJs like - learning, but with an easy entertainment as a bonus (if the plot is good).
Clicked on this video with the idea that I, as an INTJ am not that predictable. First thing mentioned was philosophy. Paused the video, and took a look around my room- littered with quotes by FN and Jung. All I could think was "Damn, he got me."
We love to travel. Learning and experiencing other cultures, visiting art museums, viewing architecture in other countries, visiting historic sites. Taking lots of photographs and sketching our surroundings. We are also foodies. Curious about foods and spices and tastes from other cultures.
I tested as an INTJ, actually INTJ-T. I am the most disorganized person in the world. I have clutter everywhere. The other things that. you mentioned do excite me, but I am not organized.
As an INTJ, I agree with most of your points, although not the order. For me, you’ve missed out the number 1 & 2 most important activities: traveling and music. My life has many soundtracks, and music is essential to uplift, calm, and inspire me, stimulate thought, and offer an avenue of expression.
🤯🤯omg!!! I am 20 years old INTJ female!..... I thought only I have these characteristics which made me feel very different and weird from others. I didn't know that there is a whole personality for these types. I mean everything is accurate😵😵shocked!.... Honestly my favourite thing is reading books alone in a library🤩❤
(On my bfs account) but as an intj female this is so accurate I’m literally in the middle of cleaning listening to this while I wash the dishes before my bf comes back from work and my daughter from her grandmas even tho I’m cleaning I’m relaxed csuse I’m alone there’s no distractions and I’m learning a lot from your videos 🤍
for me i do loveeee stories, reading can definitely be a challenge but i could chew thru sword + sorcery/fantasty/scifi audiobooks like im breathing. However, i found that i LOVE writing! writing and creating the stories ive always wanted to read. i've got just under 5000 pages written and dont plan on stopping, or showing anyone other than my brother. It's really just for me, and it feels amazing. It's the best therapy ive ever had. I suggest any other INTJ's try and dip their toe in the writing game.
As a female INTJ..it is not always about the end results/achievements of something bt in the process of doing it..thts where I always get the adrenaline rush... Everything in the video... 💯👌
This is a very accurate video. As a youngster, I would tend to go to the library and read various field guides about insects, animals, fish etc. I have a distinct memory of my sister coming into the room while i was watching a show about the origins of the universe...I was maybe 11 or 12. We both found it humorous though I knew at a young age that I wasn't like most kids my age and in some ways, didn't care. I really think that our education system would be so much better if said system used MBTI and tailored curriculum to optimize the experience.
Six kids in my family. My brother Jim and I were the only ones who read encyclopedia and dictionaries. I read lot of novels, too, particularly adventure stories, at least one book every day. Even Jim was impressed and called me a bookworm. He didn't read as much as me when we were kids. I would sneak out into the hall where the light was on and read until 1 am, then I was tired in school the next day.
I'm a 66 year old INTJ. After watching this video and seeing that it verifies specific things that I love, I'm even more excited now. Thanks for sharing this.
Though I have all the other qualities of a typical INTJ you have mentioned, art is something I'm in no way connected in my entire life.... Wonder whether I'm actually an INTJ...
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I'm an INTJ-A but not artistic or into reading unless it's to learn about something I'm interested in like psychology, personality disorders, neurodivergence like autism/dyspraxia in which can see traits of autism & dyspraxia in myself, learning about different things in nature, astrology. I don't read anything for entertainment at all. I definitely enjoy tacking problems and strategizing. Literally everything I do have strategies with a plan a, b, c, & d and maybe even a plan e. Always have a backup plan and backup plans to my backup plans basically.
Female INTJ here. I am very organized, but also extremely messy. I've had a lot of childhood trauma I'm blaming for that, and seeking help with my mental health. This video showed me why I prefer to be alone, why I love to draw and want to learn to paint. I always wanted to be in school because I love to learn and also meant we weren't moving - again. (Ten schools in twelve years, two countries and six states. See where the trauma came from??) I'm now starting to read, which I avoided until I was around 25. I'll read any book as long as it's interesting - doesn't matter if it's fiction, romance, fantasy, or non-fiction. I am enjoying these videos because I'm learning more about myself and seeing I'm not as crazy as I think. :D
I love, philosophy, graphic design, sound design, editing, art, crafts, learning how to make music. Spot on I love reading but only non-fiction, educational stuff. And my favourite favourite are udemy courses. I have about 20 in my line-up. I would rather work on my udemy courses then go to the movies, etc.
I would say these things "excite" me, but I do like them. Except nature. I hate nature, and depends on the class. But nothing pisses me off more than someone who hasent spoken to me in 2-3 years out of the blue "hi how are you?" I LOVE building things as well.
under INTJ Strategy , for me in (20+ years old), im kind addict to strategy game , like management ,planning , strategize and all that in that groups like :- Assassin Creed - where how to plan to kill shadow of war - how to plan and conquer rim world / oxygen not include - colony management command and conquer - war stuff but i dont know why i hate COC(phone game), time consuming perhaps... but when i was younger like 10 to 18 years old i like to read books and learn :- philosophy, history , psychology, art (although i really bad at art) lol . now im near 30s do you guys have words to make me prepare for future
Very true, nature, future, art, strategy, alone time, reading to learn to know how or why... all are true but I'm unsure if being an INTJ is a good thing, my life is not ok
No, no, no. Strategizing goes in the Number 1 slot. Bump nature down to the bottom. Nature by myself is extremely boring. I'm already alone in my head all the time. i do not need more time alone with just myself to talk to. I'm happy with solitude. Bot solitude out in the middle of a field? it lacks purpose. I enjoy the beauty of the world around me, but it's while I'm on the way to doing something else. Meanwhile strategizing encompasses organization and the future. It provides the satisfaction of doing the thing that you were made to do in life, a thing that apparently not everyone can do. We kind of suck at having the correct emotional reactions to our friends problems. We're just not good at it. Strategizing to help our friends with our problems though? It's a way of showing our love, and hopefully our friends will return our affections by appreciating our help.
Everything except Painting. I enjoy beauty in nature or architectural structures. Instrumental music. I even enjoy beautiful women. Not porn but a pleasant woman in a beautiful dress etc. But painting seems time consuming however I may if I had the opportunity.
Reading is a major waste of time when you could simply listen to a video explaining the topic in detail while youre doing something else. Id be surprised if the reading point is accurate to INTJs
This information was spot on. I would add one more thing that excites me…….when my intuition proves to be correct. I am delighted when I find that something I have spent time pondering over and coming up with a solution turns out to be spot on.
I agree on just about all of the areas you mentioned, although I wouldn’t exactly say I get excited about most of them - but rather more out of necessity. The natural order of things.
I fit all of these except that I'm really disorganized when it comes to paperwork. It irritates me and I swear I'm goimg to hire an assistant to do it for me. My time is better spent building businesses.
not philosophy but theology. Being religious I am excited by the things that will occur in my faith down the line, but I hate modern society. I am more interested in concepts about war and my faith.
Some of these points are true and some them are not really. I am intj , but i am not really into reading or philosophy , that doesn't mean i hate them but i am usually not interested in most of thier topics , just some of them . And ironically I enjoy comedy romance tv shows like friends more than strategic stuff . I could enjoy nauture if i was hanging out with my boyfriend there but not alone i will get bored .
We are information consumers but not in volumes like those that enjoy sonnets and epics. We consume information in such an accelerating manner that we skim and collect information and summarize to puzzle together a larger vision.
We like reading is not necessarily true… I don’t really enjoy reading.. but i enjoy learning new information… If I do read I like to listen to the book instead of reading
I would expand "taking classes" to "learning" in general. It isn't necessary to take a class to learn, but INTJ's will feel like they're stagnating if they aren't learning something new.
This is so true. I've literally quit cushy jobs before because I learned everything I could and became bored out of my mind. I love jobs where I can constantly learn and use my brain to problem solve.
@@rsasllc-houseflipping6917 I met a female INTJ programmer who was quitting her well paid job at a hospital because she was finished programming their super-complicated patient tracking program and they had nothing else to challenge her with.
I could relate to a lot of INTJ traits when I started watching these videos, but then I started having doubts because of things pertaining to emotions. So, I started watching about INFJs and found I could relate even better to that profile. There is a man who noted in the comments that he used to test as INTJ, but discovered he is actually INFJ, though close to an INTJ profile. If an INTJ dug into their genealogy, and read about a greatgreatgreatuncle who was wounded while covering the retreat at Chancellorsville, and died three days later, would they see it vividly in their head, a young man of 20 lying on the dirt, in pain, dying far from his family and leaving behind no son to carry on his name? And bawl their head off over that poor, young man? I had to give up digging into my genealogy because it took up too much of my time, and stories like that about real people, especially one I was related to, hit me so hard.
Note: When (maybe just some) INTJs (like me), say, haven't received enough positive feedback from those they gave advice to, either at work or in a relationship, they might decide to stop doing so. They would pretend to, if not pretending hard enough in a convincing way, have no opinions or thoughts, and instead keep the thoughts to themselves.
And it's not emotional (so I told myself at least). It's pure logic: The effort I need to put into convincing them and the trouble such communication may cause is too much. The chance for me to succeed is not high, and even if I manage to do so, what I would receive in return is not worth putting all that effort into.
Making lists. It might seem like an obvious part of organizing. But it is a wondrous thrill all by itself. I have spent a lifetime making lists of anything and everything. And it is the process, not the result. Once the list is done, I don't really need it anymore. I have one list of pop music trends morphing into other, later pop music trends - that I have been working on since I was 18. Now I am 76 and still working on it now and then. And I still love doing it. What is its socially redeeming value? None, except my pleasure. Making lists. Better than going to a party! (Oh, yeah - we're also introverts - that's the "I" - and we hate parties. Much more fun making a list - or wiping and reinstalling my OS and apps on my PC. I forgot that. Uh oh, is this turning into a list?
INTJ boy - pretty accurate. The books I read tend to be historical fiction or factual. I drew as a kid and love art, but music performing and learning musical technical aspects are my thing (goes with being a math geek). I tend to be drafted into organizational positions because I am competent and do things/participate (as opposed to not helping, like most people). I run a dog agility club and all the trials because I was told to - going on 20 years now and I like it because it is about organizing information. As a programmer, I developed The Signup Place for agility trial volunteering, the handle is from my videos.
"We are the miracle of force and matter making itself over into imagination and will. Incredible. The Life Force experimenting with forms. You for one. Me for another. The Universe has shouted itself alive. We are one of the shouts." ~Ray Bradbury
Me an INTJ: I don’t read, I alredy know the outcoms it will end up on I can see how the outcomes will bring and so on and so forth so i don’t read, but i do read books that makes me think aboute WHAT i am reading. Basicaly things that makes us exercise our brains and things we don’t know of.
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Sooo true!
Female INTJ here. When I was young, I thought that I was weird or not right. Now with the concept of the personality types and the INTJ being described as rare and unique, it gives me a much more positive feeling about my personality. Thank you.
As an InTJ kid, when I got bored I read dictionaries and encyclopedias. Talk about not being like the other kids!
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I don't like reading novel or romantic stories however I get indulged in reading articles about human behavior, psychology and philosophy. I don't know, I just feel like the need to understand what are people thinking and the whyness and howness of almost everything.
I used to read romances a lot when I was depressed, but no more. I have a lot of books and only four of them are novels, three of those spiritual allegories. David Balfour by Robert Louis Stevenson is my only other novel. I'd like to get my hands on a copy of the first book, Kidnapped. I love the Scots accent. I married a Scot with a beautiful accent.
One whole shelf holds cookbooks. When my son was 15, he asked, "Why do you keep buying these books? You never use them." So true. I liked looking at the pictures, though I did that only the first time I looked at them and then nevermore. I bought the book IN CASE I felt like making one of the recipes. (Hasn't happened so far.) I like the Joy of Cooking cookbook because it includes little historical anecdotes about food. I have used it a few times when I wanted to make dumplings for my stew. My son is 42 and I still hardly ever open a cookbook. When my kids were in their teens, I figured they could do their own cooking, and they were good at it, like their Dad.
This guy gets it.
The why.. definitely the why. And how.. parents bought me a set of books called "Tell me why "
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You forgot the MOST important thing which excites INTJs: TRAVELLING!!!! Not in groups, not organized, but ALONE.
Yesss, or just doing anything in public alone. I’ve always enjoyed taking myself to dinner or a movie where I don’t feel like I need to “entertain” whoever I’m with. I just want to quietly observe the world wherever I am
Omg, I travel all the time SOLO. Ppl don’t understand it.
He didn't say it because its not all intj's who are excited about travelling like me for example
@@despiceshop5672 but most are 🙈
@@despiceshop5672 Agree. I don't like traveling, either. It's mostly the mechanics of it - transportation, meals, hotels, being stuck on a structured schedule - rather than a new experience and immersing in a new culture.
Spot on!! I find reading novels difficult as I space out a lot and have to read the same sentence multiple times...then I get frustrated and don't finish the book. I prefer audio books.
@Christian oh absolutely, I do the same thing. Audio books have come in quite handy for me as well. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment and for watching 👍🏻 🙂
I am the same way. I love to be actively doing something with my hands while my mind is preoccupied learning.
ive been having the same experience
Omg yess 🥺 I love reading, but I can’t read dramaaaa / fiction. Wasting time.
That was me the first time reading a book, but i slowly learned how to read it without spacing out
INTJ female only child here. When I went to birthday parties as a kid, I would skip the party and went to look at what books were in the house. Sometimes I would find a grandparent and have discussions with them about their history. Or spend time with the family pet. I kept getting invited to parties though , yay more books!
When I was a waitress, I attended a staff party at the owners' home. I was older than the other waitresses, but I looked young for my age, early twenties like them. The waiters didn't realize it and when one of them said something flirty to me, I said, "You watch what you're saying. I'm old enough to be your MOTHER." He looked at bewilderment at the waitresses and they nodded their heads and said, "Yep, she is." Well, anyway, all these young people at the party were drinking booze like fish and acting like fools, throwing each other in the pool. It looked like a situation where they might forget that I am older and don't hold with that silliness. I went into the house and came across a lot of books in the den, so I settled down to read. The hostess walked by and saw me. She said, "I think you're the only person here that has any sense." I felt pretty good about this compliment. The owners were so annoyed with the shenanigans that they never had a staff party at their house again.
I had a boss who was 94 when I first started working for him. I loved it when he would tell me about his childhood and young adulthood. He was raised on a ranch and broke in his first horse when he was only ten years old, a cayuse that his father had caught on the yearly roundup when the ranchers went after the wild horses. I asked him, "Did you ever come across a horse you couldn't ride?" He said, "Nope." I then asked, "Were you ever afraid to break in a horse?" He said, "Nope. I figured if my father could do it, I could do it, too." Such confidence! He was bigger than life and I loved working for him. Arne was such a sweetheart, the best boss I ever had. I would try to get him to tell me more stories about "the olden days," but he was very single-minded about the ministry he started and, if the conversation wasn't about this, he would wave me away if I attempted to talk about something else. His friends were used to him doing that to them and we took it in stride. I often would pause and marvel that I worked for a man who was nearly 100 years old. He was very active and his mind was sharp.
@@faithworks217 Thanks for your stories.
I am an INTJ female and tbh this video was accurate to a real high degree, thanks for sharing!
Saira.. saira ive been looking for you my whole life sair
@@jelenaday-klassenmissing6686 well, I presume your search just ended but why tho?
@Saira Mumtaz you're very welcome! I really appreciate your kind words, for taking the time to watch and for leaving a comment 👍🏻 🙂
same !
Same
One thing I disagree with is the type of reading. All good novels are full of real world psychology and philosophy. I do prefer older novels written before the dumbing down and debasement of society. It is hard to find intelligent, thought provoking modern novels.
I learned a lot about human nature from novels. I prefer the 19th century writers. I dislike abridged books. They leave out important nuances.
I’m a INTJ- A, Female. Definitely agree with 8.5/9. #5 Art, not so much as an adult, maybe when I was young. #8 Reading, I have come to conclusion that Audiobooks should be part of this. Especially when I’m driving or whenever I don’t have the time to just sit down and read. For me, watching Movies with purpose, not so much for entertainment, should be on this list. I find Movies gives me an insight into others POV and a satisfying result on how other’s deals with situations. I love to forecast the ending and imagine how I can change it to make it more realistic if it was me in that situation. Dreaming/daydreaming, is another one. I love to remember what I dreamed, then continue daydreaming about it when I wake up, until the result fit my expectation. Others have commented, traveling. 100% agree!
When I was a teenager, very insecure, terrible at sports, I was quiet most of the time. I hid behind my long hair, hunched over clutching my books to my chest, I felt like I was invisible and thought that nobody at school ever noticed me. But in English class, I came alive. I didn't do homework, but I had plenty to say when discussing books or writing essays in class, and when we read Pygmalion aloud, I got the part of Eliza Dolittle and loved doing the Cockney accent and putting emotion into the part. All the other students looked at me like they thought I was a weirdo. Eventually I got discouraged at their tepidness and stopped doing the accent near the end of the play, but my efforts up until then got me an A.
I went into fostercare when I was 15, finally was allowed to wear makeup and short skirts, got my hair cut short, and then other kids noticed me and thought I was stuck up. A girl who usually called me "beaver face" because of my teeth, told me that some other girl said I probably thought I had a good figure. I was surprised; I hadn't even noticed my figure. My guidance counsellor said that the other students perceived me as confident. I was shocked. Regardless of how my looks and posture improved, I still felt like jelly on the inside, but my shyness was interpreted as being aloof and unapproachable. Guys never asked me for a date when I went to school, even though I crushed on some of them. If the ones I thought were cool had talked to me, I would have been tongue-tied and wanted the floor to swallow me up.
I transferred to another school in Grade 10 and met up again with some boys who were nasty to me in Grade 6 because I wasn't the sort to fight back. They used to call me names, one of which was bucktooth, so I disciplined myself to close my lips and breathe through my nose like normal people. Those boys tried to taunt me again, but I ignored them, and then they wondered if I was the same person they picked on in Grade 6. Now they wanted to get to know me, when I was cute-looking. Too late, suckers. I talked to a male friend about this experience. He said I needed to forgive them. Sure, I forgive them, but I'm never going to date anyone who used to call me "fleabag." Lol!
I feel very validated as an INTJ by this video.
Same, but is this a positive or negative?
INTJ fem here. Everything is spot on (even painting), except for cleaning my surroundings. I procrastinate big time when it comes to chores like cleaning up my house, windows, car, laundry, and doing the paperwork. Because I live in my head where I generally have the order that I need.
I need order in my surroundings to keep things orderly in my head. I keep track of all my expenses and my checkbook in an Excel workbook that I have made look really pretty with colour and pictures. When I have gone shopping, I feel a bit agitated until I get everything in my workbook updated. As for my environment, people are pretty amazed when they see the tidiness of my cupboards and drawers and closets. I hate seeing clothes lying on the floor, so that doesn't happen in my place. I've sometimes left clothes on a chair for a few days. One time, when my grandson was three, he saw some of my clothing on a chair. He touched it and looked at me in annoyance. He was used to chaos in his own house (my daughter is an ESFP), but he expected better of me. Lol!
Same
I'm glad it's not me. Tidying the house is boring compared to my other interests. It's one of my least favorite things.
As an INTJ I felt a sense of excitement while watching this.
As a INTJ, nothing about painting interests me in the least. However, quilting is another form of art and designing the quilt is the best part (and the end product is useful).
As an intj, l love when people ask for advice from me. It makes me feel important and smart.
Same. I like to get recognized, that way people know what I like and what I don’t like. And people don’t insist on something with me. I write a 5 page essay about it.
Books aren't the media I prefer and perhaps it's the effecient nature of my personality or that I hear faster than I can read. I can go through these videos all day or play videos games (that also have text) like Final Fantasy games. However, other than that, for me this is 100% spot on. To all the other INTJs out there I hope you have a great day and if your'e not at least I know you're not. Edit: I literally use, take, and announce my random vacation days as days that I have nothing planned and that's how I want it to stay.
I really didn't believe that a personality test would be accurate but it is. I'm an INTJ female and I have been trying to learn about it and WOW, I am amazed at how accurate it is. I don't really paint or draw but I can say everything else is spot on.
I used to hate everything related to drawing, then I tried painting by chance at 38 years old. Now I always look forward the next time I'll have time to do it!
I'm an INTJ. Sometimes, for relief, I like to get away from logic, and become very non-sensical. My wife never understood why I liked to watch Three Stooges, Keystone Cops,
and Gilligan's Island, and slapstick comedy. I told her that I didn't like intellectual (dry) humour so much because there was too much thinking to be done. I watch humour to get away from thinking and kick up my heels, so the Three Stooges does it for me.
Aarre Peltomaa of Mississauga, Ontario
p.s. That damn spellchecker doesn't like the way that I spell my name; screw it !!!
I always loved history, and these days my focus is on trying to figure out which parts are true and what are lies. If I find someone who is interested in what I know about these things, I give them an impromptu seminar.
Totally agree! I'm, in fact, studying Philosophy after getting my PhD in Politics. And plus, I adore books of of psychology and poetry. #IntjWoman 😆
Female INTJ here. I agree with pretty much everything. It is interesting about reading. I have never enjoyed fiction much. I always seem to read non-fiction because they offer something real I can learn from. Love nature, express my artistic expressions in photography. It is the perfect INTJ artform as you get to learn the workings of a camera, and at the same time you can be creative in the production of something pleasing to the eye.
I'm an INTJ female and I'm impressed how spot on you are! well done! Cheers
Solitude. Every 2 to 3 months, I block off a "Hermit Week" where nothing is scheduled. Keeps me sane.
8. Reading and 2. Taking Classes are clearly both aspects of the insatiable desire for knowledge. And living in the Information Age it's great to be an INTJ. As for 6. Strategizing, I'm def an obsessive planner.
Thanks for another great video, guys. I've learned so much about myself from your channel.
@Jim Bucsko absolutely 💯. The quest for knowledge is never-ending for INTJs! You're so very welcome, and I'm glad my videos have been able to shed some light on your journey. I really appreciate the support and that you took the time to watch and leave a comment 😁 👍🏻
I took Business Management for a year and I LOVED every course, especially HTML because the subject was totally new to me; I had wondered for a long time what those "chicken tracks" meant. I figured out a lot of shortcuts right away for making my web pages and got A+ the course. I got As on all my courses. I also loved helping the other students and they liked the way I taught them stuff on their computers because I didn't move the mouse too fast for them to follow what I was doing.
I’m an INTJ. I don’t take classes except the art class. People at classes are slow and loud. (The people at the art class are just like me) So I just spend my free time reading, learning new languages, practicing violin, doing research about anything. I have information about most things (feet anatomy, how brain works, how piano works, how to make the best paper plane, how to hold a wine glass, cat behavior and more) I’m 12 years old. I never study, it makes me feel like a prisoner.
INTJ's don't care about being validated, BIZARRE.
Right on......I love taking classes for fun: computers, psychology, astronomy, math, logic, etc. Especially online, as these fit best with my planned schedule. Outside is where I always go to think and walk for exercise. The gym, too, for weightlifting....purposefully alone, too early for others. Efficient bargain shopping, yes. A gift my Mother taught me well. Hating crowds? Especially congested roads, where all are literally trapped on the freeway without access to bathrooms, food, water, etc .....the epitome of insanity! Art? Not painting, but music. This MBTI is very accurate for me, whereas the "Big 5" was totally wrong. Thank you for another great, insightful video! :)
you are at quora right.
@@jayce0015 Yes, but I'm getting tired of fake questions generated by A.I. I find fewer real reasons to use that site much.
@@anneh851 Haha same, Maybe reading books is better.
Thanks for sharing. As an INTJ, watching this video and assessing along is an interesting experience. Every single one of the 9 points accurately describes me. I'd add one more thing to this list: technology, especially high tech.
I am an INTJ and I love cooking too
I can't tell if I'm INTJ or INFJ. I find this subject fascinating. I can relate to both. For all Iknow, THAT in itself makes me something else entirely!
Same. I'm Cancer ♋️ which means Feeling, but as I do the mbti test over and over again, I just get INTJ and not INFJ.
I like romance stories, because you can learn things from it. We have trouble with emotions, and there is plenty of emotion in stories like that. If you don't have a partner yet, you might learn something that can help.
Not really into art, I use to draw when I was younger, but I haven't done it for many years.
Sorry, not a fan of nature, I like Technology too much to be away from it that long. ;)
Not a big organizer, I'll sit something down, and I'll know where it is 10 years later.
Sorry, this video wasn't very accurate for a INTJ, compared to the majority of other videos out here.
Not sure what makes me excited anymore. Hmmm, I like stories, I do a lot of reading. I like putting myself in the shoes of the characters. I like being inside the head of interesting characters. Seeing how they think. Seeing the cause and effect of things. I like rpg games, where you can build up your character, constantly making them stronger.
It's been awhile since I've been really excited by anything. So much crap is made today, that I'm constantly being let down by something I thought would be good. It makes it hard to get excited by anything when that happens so often.
Hey there. I completely understand. Every INTJ is different and is at different stages in their development - so different things excite different INTJs. I really appreciate you taking the time to give your input and for watching! 👍🏻🙂
I’m an INTJ what would your definition of a INTJ for you as of currently?
I'd say that this is the most accurate video describing me as INTJ! 9/9. Wow! Usually our type is described with another traits like generalizing concepts, watching and reading non-fiction only, observing life from distance, hating small talks, etc. I was surprised that my little personal hobbies and interests is in fact a common case within personality type.
And yes, I like reading romantic novels because I learn from them too: the genre as a kind of art, the mainstream cannons, the literature structure of them, the character concepts, the social scenarios, the romance itself. Same thing what INTJs like - learning, but with an easy entertainment as a bonus (if the plot is good).
Clicked on this video with the idea that I, as an INTJ am not that predictable. First thing mentioned was philosophy. Paused the video, and took a look around my room- littered with quotes by FN and Jung. All I could think was
"Damn, he got me."
OMG! Me too!!!
We love writing as well it helps us describe inner rich and deep/meaningful components on life, and in the inner mind.
We love to travel. Learning and experiencing other cultures, visiting art museums, viewing architecture in other countries, visiting historic sites. Taking lots of photographs and sketching our surroundings. We are also foodies. Curious about foods and spices and tastes from other cultures.
INTJ Male - this video especially about the future is on point.
Hey, thank you so much. I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. 👍🏻 🙂
I tested as an INTJ, actually INTJ-T. I am the most disorganized person in the world. I have clutter everywhere. The other things that. you mentioned do excite me, but I am not organized.
Me too. I love the "idea" of being organized but when it comes time to do it i prefer to go back outside or read a book.
I nodded so excitedly when you mentioned reading and philosophy it would've exceeded 8 on the ritcher scale!
As an INTJ, I agree with most of your points, although not the order. For me, you’ve missed out the number 1 & 2 most important activities: traveling and music. My life has many soundtracks, and music is essential to uplift, calm, and inspire me, stimulate thought, and offer an avenue of expression.
🤯🤯omg!!! I am 20 years old INTJ female!..... I thought only I have these characteristics which made me feel very different and weird from others. I didn't know that there is a whole personality for these types. I mean everything is accurate😵😵shocked!.... Honestly my favourite thing is reading books alone in a library🤩❤
Organization. Well try mess with my kichen and be ready to meet Jekyll/Hyde.😂
🤣🤣 oh, I can only imagine!
The book subjects are spot on i only have an get excited about books based off psychology and philosophy
(On my bfs account) but as an intj female this is so accurate I’m literally in the middle of cleaning listening to this while I wash the dishes before my bf comes back from work and my daughter from her grandmas even tho I’m cleaning I’m relaxed csuse I’m alone there’s no distractions and I’m learning a lot from your videos 🤍
for me i do loveeee stories, reading can definitely be a challenge but i could chew thru sword + sorcery/fantasty/scifi audiobooks like im breathing. However, i found that i LOVE writing! writing and creating the stories ive always wanted to read. i've got just under 5000 pages written and dont plan on stopping, or showing anyone other than my brother. It's really just for me, and it feels amazing. It's the best therapy ive ever had. I suggest any other INTJ's try and dip their toe in the writing game.
I used to write as a youth but I resolved to never write or paint again.
why do I feel like I'm being read...
Same
As a female INTJ..it is not always about the end results/achievements of something bt in the process of doing it..thts where I always get the adrenaline rush... Everything in the video... 💯👌
An INTJ female… such a rarity
INTJ’s minds aren’t cluttered, they’re full. There’s a difference.
This is a very accurate video. As a youngster, I would tend to go to the library and read various field guides about insects, animals, fish etc. I have a distinct memory of my sister coming into the room while i was watching a show about the origins of the universe...I was maybe 11 or 12. We both found it humorous though I knew at a young age that I wasn't like most kids my age and in some ways, didn't care. I really think that our education system would be so much better if said system used MBTI and tailored curriculum to optimize the experience.
Six kids in my family. My brother Jim and I were the only ones who read encyclopedia and dictionaries. I read lot of novels, too, particularly adventure stories, at least one book every day. Even Jim was impressed and called me a bookworm. He didn't read as much as me when we were kids. I would sneak out into the hall where the light was on and read until 1 am, then I was tired in school the next day.
Add documentaries, mythology, thought provoking and moral based movies ( Matrix, LOTR)
I'm a 66 year old INTJ. After watching this video and seeing that it verifies specific things that I love, I'm even more excited now. Thanks for sharing this.
Starts with stock footage of absolutely not INTJ interactions!
Though I have all the other qualities of a typical INTJ you have mentioned, art is something I'm in no way connected in my entire life.... Wonder whether I'm actually an INTJ...
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1:28 - 2:04 yup ❤️
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Thanks for spending the time to create and share this content awareness/perspectives ❤️RL💯
Disagree with the painting for me. I can only draw stick figures... now poetry... hmm yes!
I'm an INTJ-A but not artistic or into reading unless it's to learn about something I'm interested in like psychology, personality disorders, neurodivergence like autism/dyspraxia in which can see traits of autism & dyspraxia in myself, learning about different things in nature, astrology. I don't read anything for entertainment at all. I definitely enjoy tacking problems and strategizing. Literally everything I do have strategies with a plan a, b, c, & d and maybe even a plan e. Always have a backup plan and backup plans to my backup plans basically.
Female INTJ here. I am very organized, but also extremely messy. I've had a lot of childhood trauma I'm blaming for that, and seeking help with my mental health.
This video showed me why I prefer to be alone, why I love to draw and want to learn to paint. I always wanted to be in school because I love to learn and also meant we weren't moving - again. (Ten schools in twelve years, two countries and six states. See where the trauma came from??) I'm now starting to read, which I avoided until I was around 25. I'll read any book as long as it's interesting - doesn't matter if it's fiction, romance, fantasy, or non-fiction.
I am enjoying these videos because I'm learning more about myself and seeing I'm not as crazy as I think. :D
I don't enjoy just nature. I am thrilled with nature blended with human construction such as Hoover Dam, Norway's waterway structures.
plus: Is it just me or do we all (kind of) enjoy being this unique? "Weirdo" complements me; deep inside I'm terrified of being "average".
I love, philosophy, graphic design, sound design, editing, art, crafts, learning how to make music. Spot on I love reading but only non-fiction, educational stuff. And my favourite favourite are udemy courses. I have about 20 in my line-up. I would rather work on my udemy courses then go to the movies, etc.
I was surprised when you said books about psychology… definetelly a thing I do
I would say that when it comes to reading books topics in economics, engineering and survival are top three.
I would say these things "excite" me, but I do like them. Except nature. I hate nature, and depends on the class. But nothing pisses me off more than someone who hasent spoken to me in 2-3 years out of the blue "hi how are you?" I LOVE building things as well.
under INTJ Strategy , for me in (20+ years old),
im kind addict to strategy game , like management ,planning , strategize and all that in that groups
like :-
Assassin Creed - where how to plan to kill
shadow of war - how to plan and conquer
rim world / oxygen not include - colony management
command and conquer - war stuff
but i dont know why i hate COC(phone game), time consuming perhaps...
but when i was younger like 10 to 18 years old i like to read books and learn :-
philosophy, history , psychology, art (although i really bad at art) lol .
now im near 30s do you guys have words to make me prepare for future
Very true, nature, future, art, strategy, alone time, reading to learn to know how or why... all are true but I'm unsure if being an INTJ is a good thing, my life is not ok
I want to knows all things inside the universe.umm if i can,yup i realy know i can.perhaps..i dont care about that.
No, no, no. Strategizing goes in the Number 1 slot. Bump nature down to the bottom.
Nature by myself is extremely boring. I'm already alone in my head all the time. i do not need more time alone with just myself to talk to. I'm happy with solitude. Bot solitude out in the middle of a field? it lacks purpose. I enjoy the beauty of the world around me, but it's while I'm on the way to doing something else.
Meanwhile strategizing encompasses organization and the future. It provides the satisfaction of doing the thing that you were made to do in life, a thing that apparently not everyone can do. We kind of suck at having the correct emotional reactions to our friends problems. We're just not good at it. Strategizing to help our friends with our problems though? It's a way of showing our love, and hopefully our friends will return our affections by appreciating our help.
Everything except Painting. I enjoy beauty in nature or architectural structures. Instrumental music. I even enjoy beautiful women. Not porn but a pleasant woman in a beautiful dress etc.
But painting seems time consuming however I may if I had the opportunity.
Reading is a major waste of time when you could simply listen to a video explaining the topic in detail while youre doing something else.
Id be surprised if the reading point is accurate to INTJs
This information was spot on. I would add one more thing that excites me…….when my intuition proves to be correct. I am delighted when I find that something I have spent time pondering over and coming up with a solution turns out to be spot on.
I agree on just about all of the areas you mentioned, although I wouldn’t exactly say I get excited about most of them - but rather more out of necessity. The natural order of things.
I fit all of these except that I'm really disorganized when it comes to paperwork. It irritates me and I swear I'm goimg to hire an assistant to do it for me. My time is better spent building businesses.
not philosophy but theology. Being religious I am excited by the things that will occur in my faith down the line, but I hate modern society. I am more interested in concepts about war and my faith.
Some of these points are true and some them are not really.
I am intj , but i am not really into reading or philosophy , that doesn't mean i hate them but i am usually not interested in most of thier topics , just some of them .
And ironically I enjoy comedy romance tv shows like friends more than strategic stuff .
I could enjoy nauture if i was hanging out with my boyfriend there but not alone i will get bored .
These comments & vid was relatable haha, need intj friends irl.
I wondered why only 9? Was it to grab our attention, or is there not a 10th? SPOT ON, by the way, all 9!
We are information consumers but not in volumes like those that enjoy sonnets and epics. We consume information in such an accelerating manner that we skim and collect information and summarize to puzzle together a larger vision.
We like reading is not necessarily true… I don’t really enjoy reading.. but i enjoy learning new information… If I do read I like to listen to the book instead of reading
I’m an INTJ and found all of what you shared to be true. For example, I love painting!
Refuse to read for entertainment, it has to be learn
Ing a skill or info that will apply to life or business. Good pickup on that one
Hold on did you see it ? In 9:17 this girl is looking other guy(she's actually laser focus on him) and this on the right look jealous xD
I would expand "taking classes" to "learning" in general. It isn't necessary to take a class to learn, but INTJ's will feel like they're stagnating if they aren't learning something new.
This is so true. I've literally quit cushy jobs before because I learned everything I could and became bored out of my mind. I love jobs where I can constantly learn and use my brain to problem solve.
@@rsasllc-houseflipping6917 I met a female INTJ programmer who was quitting her well paid job at a hospital because she was finished programming their super-complicated patient tracking program and they had nothing else to challenge her with.
Ad an intj I agree w the future part, we are screwed, I'm sad we won't reach SpaceX mars manned mission
Music - listening and performing needs to be in there.
im a INTJ-T and i hate Reading...... never have snice i was a kid.
Can anyone tell me what the hell kind of management system putting stickies on a clear wall is?
Totally Sigma.
Thanks for sharing.
You're very welcome. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and for watching 👍🏻 🙂
Came here to know what excites me... Yep, those are correct.
Hate reading Audibles itch that scratch
That fits my personality so well :)
I could relate to a lot of INTJ traits when I started watching these videos, but then I started having doubts because of things pertaining to emotions. So, I started watching about INFJs and found I could relate even better to that profile. There is a man who noted in the comments that he used to test as INTJ, but discovered he is actually INFJ, though close to an INTJ profile. If an INTJ dug into their genealogy, and read about a greatgreatgreatuncle who was wounded while covering the retreat at Chancellorsville, and died three days later, would they see it vividly in their head, a young man of 20 lying on the dirt, in pain, dying far from his family and leaving behind no son to carry on his name? And bawl their head off over that poor, young man? I had to give up digging into my genealogy because it took up too much of my time, and stories like that about real people, especially one I was related to, hit me so hard.
No. - INTJ. Reading gives me emotional distance.
an INFJ but I am here for INTJ besties
That's awesome. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for leaving a comment 👍🏻 🙂
Painting is a very S-Function (sensation), not Intuition. Typical for "N" (INTJ) is writing, big writers are and were INTJs.
I dont like taking classes. i cant paint.
Note: When (maybe just some) INTJs (like me), say, haven't received enough positive feedback from those they gave advice to, either at work or in a relationship, they might decide to stop doing so. They would pretend to, if not pretending hard enough in a convincing way, have no opinions or thoughts, and instead keep the thoughts to themselves.
And it's not emotional (so I told myself at least). It's pure logic: The effort I need to put into convincing them and the trouble such communication may cause is too much. The chance for me to succeed is not high, and even if I manage to do so, what I would receive in return is not worth putting all that effort into.
Great insights. I do agree!! 💯
thats me right there,,so accurate
🎯🎯 wow. Impressive.
Making lists. It might seem like an obvious part of organizing. But it is a wondrous thrill all by itself. I have spent a lifetime making lists of anything and everything. And it is the process, not the result. Once the list is done, I don't really need it anymore. I have one list of pop music trends morphing into other, later pop music trends - that I have been working on since I was 18. Now I am 76 and still working on it now and then. And I still love doing it. What is its socially redeeming value? None, except my pleasure. Making lists. Better than going to a party! (Oh, yeah - we're also introverts - that's the "I" - and we hate parties. Much more fun making a list - or wiping and reinstalling my OS and apps on my PC. I forgot that. Uh oh, is this turning into a list?
INTJ boy - pretty accurate. The books I read tend to be historical fiction or factual. I drew as a kid and love art, but music performing and learning musical technical aspects are my thing (goes with being a math geek). I tend to be drafted into organizational positions because I am competent and do things/participate (as opposed to not helping, like most people). I run a dog agility club and all the trials because I was told to - going on 20 years now and I like it because it is about organizing information. As a programmer, I developed The Signup Place for agility trial volunteering, the handle is from my videos.
Yup..all is well declared in this video, great..thanx...😁🤣🤩😊☺🤭😏👏👏👏😉
"We are the miracle of force and matter making itself over into imagination and will. Incredible. The Life Force experimenting with forms. You for one. Me for another. The Universe has shouted itself alive. We are one of the shouts." ~Ray Bradbury
Me an INTJ: I don’t read, I alredy know the outcoms it will end up on I can see how the outcomes will bring and so on and so forth so i don’t read, but i do read books that makes me think aboute WHAT i am reading. Basicaly things that makes us exercise our brains and things we don’t know of.