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INTP vs ISTP

Hoobes 1 writes: Great video once again! However, I’m wondering why people constantly want to compare Ps and Js when the real similarities lie with types that share the same dominant function. I come out as INTP in tests and relate to it best, but sometimes I just also find myself relating to ISTP because of the Ti dominance. It would be awesome to have comparisons between types that share the same dominant function”

That is a good question. Quick thing to know, and I’ll kick the crap out of these later, but the online tests do nothing but confuse you.

So the ISTP and the INTP, they’re both lead introverted thinkers. Now, we all have introverted thinking it just might not be a dominant part of your personality type. These two- most dominant.

Introverted Thinking is taking apart an idea, diving deeply into every little detail, archiving it, contrasting it and how it relates to other parts. Think about taking apart a clock, and studying every little gear, the size the weight, the shape, and how it relates to the other pieces. Extrovert Thinking is jumping from idea to idea, one idea makes you think of another one. Anything that’s introverted, it’s like taking an idea and digging a really deep hole. Anything that’s extroverted it’s like the hole is bigger, wider, broader, but not as deep. So extroverted thinking you get more ideas but not as deep, introverted thinking you get less ideas but they’re extremely deep. This is why an extroverted thinking, when they’re talking to you, they’re bouncing from idea to idea, going fast, really not stopping and exploring any one idea. Introverted thinkers, they get quieter and quieter when they talk, because they’re wanting to grab on to one or two of those ideas and start burying them into the ground. That’s why they wish you would just shut up.

So there’s two ways to know if you’re an ISTP or INTP and that would be looking down at the functions below, as we get older the lesser functions will start to develop more, you can also develop them faster if you consciously know what you’re doing. That’s kind of why we’re studying this stuff, so we can become more well-rounded at a younger age. For the ISTP their second function is Extroverted Sensing and for the INTP their second function is Extroverted Intuition. That’s a HUGE difference right there. The ISTP is going to be more attracted to and better at things like sports. A classic ISTP is the guy who made the roller blading suit, and then got in the thing and went down the hill. That’s the ISTP, they’re very mechanical and can invent and can build, but they also love to be the psycho driving the car at 100 mph.

The INTP is different, they are very mechanical and engineering oriented much like the ISTP, but they don’t actually want to get on the motorcycle and pop a wheelie. The real give away between and ISTP and an INTP is the physical body, the ISTP is one of the largest most coordinated most muscular athletic types, and the INTP is really honestly the nerd of all nerds. Their bodies are usually smaller less coordinated. The ISTP is generally much more jock like.

So the big question to ask is, what does yourself as an IxTP is what do you want to do with that Introverted Thinking? What really really charges you up?

Taking a look at the last two functions, the ISTP has the system building intuition, Ni (introverted intuition). The INTP their intuition is more spontaneous and creative. The INTPs third function is Introverted Sensing , so again they’re going to not really like going out and doing sports, being athletic and all that kind of stuff. You’ll find that a lot of INTPs are into running, because that’s about as physical as they’ll want to get. And usually when the INTPs are running, they’re actually using it for more introverted thinking. So the INTPs introverted sensing, again more back to facts, details, archiving, it’s very introverted thinking like in fact. Which is why the INTP really ends up being the smartest of all types in this sense. They have that extroverted intuition so they’re able to get and grasp and see all sorts of different idea and come up with and create new ideas, but they have that powerful introverted thinking that they can start driving an idea to the center of the earth and just looking at every aspect of it. Their first three functions are just geared for a super brain.

The ISTP as well as the INTP’s last function are both Extroverted Feeling. You’ll see this a lot in their facial expressions, the ISTP you’ll see this a lot with tattoos, they like to put tattoos in places they can be seen. People who have introverted feeling will often put them underneath their shirt, their back, their shoulder, their leg.

So that’s the general idea, look for what you’re using that introverted thinking for, what would you ideally want to use it for, what gives you a charge. As we get older, start looking at what kind of body are you living in? Is it a body more geared toward coordination (ISTP) or a body that’s more “nerdy” (INTP)

a-not-so-very-infj-blog:

While not technically a judging function, Ni often functions in a convergent fashion, providing elegant answers and solutions to complex problems. As discussed above, Ni takes clues gathered by Se and unconsciously pieces them together toward a comprehensive solution. INJs commonly report that the…

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“I’ve noticed that a lot people without an Fe preference tend to see Fe as having a lot to do with appearances, getting along/fitting in at the expense of yourself, people-pleasing, inability to say things as they are, etc… Certainly it can manifest like that but that’s not at all what Fe is based on. And I think a lot of the confusion about Fe - which seems like it should be easy to understand because it’s so visible, but believe me it can be just as complex as any other function - comes from making too many comparisons between Fe and Fi. I tend to believe that Fe and Te have more in common with each other than Fe and Fi. What Fe and Te have in common is that they’re based on organization of the environment. But while Te focuses on organizing tasks and objectives, Fe is about organizing relationships and social/emotional dynamics. The fact is, sometimes what is best for the group is also best for the individuals in that group. Fe tends to ask the question, “What is the purpose of us coming together like this, and how is what everyone is saying/doing affecting that purpose?” Kind of like how Te considers the goal of a project and how elements of that project fit together to achieve that goal. 

Apart from that, Fe is also about helping people grow beyond their problems, kind of like how Te is about breaking through obstacles to improve your situation. Fi is about growth as well, but in a different way… Fe leads to growth by taking what someone thinks or feels in context with their environment, seeing how the two affect each other, and then either changing the environment or changing how the person interacts with their environment, hopefully in a way that’s empowering. Fe growth happens in the context of the environment, whereas Fi growth seems to happen more in spite of the environment. This gives you guys a very strong and consistent inner “anchor”, but it can also put you at odds with people and things unnecessarily, without much benefit coming from it. In that sense, Fi is very cause-oriented whereas Fe is much more effect-oriented. And this isn’t a bad thing - sometimes I am amazed at how much of an advantage being Fe-dominant gives me compared to people who don’t focus on that kind of thing as much. On the other hand, balancing the benefits of this advantage with staying true to my core is more of a challenge for me (being pulled to the needs of others can be a storm sometimes). 

That doesn’t mean conformity though - fitting in and conforming are two very different things, and it has a lot more to do with the individual than with what their function preference is. One of the best things about being Fe-dominant is that I never really have to “conform” in order to fit in pretty much anywhere I go. I feel at home with everyone because Fe always lets me find common ground. It’s genuine common ground because it comes from something that’s true about me, and also true about the other person. Sometimes this common ground is minor, and basically just leads to small talk… other times it’s more significant and leads to a friendship. It feels just as natural for me to fit in with a group of artists as it does to fit in with a group of scientists, because in both cases the fitting in is based on something real. The artists and the scientists each see different aspects of me (because that’s what I show them more of in order to relate), but they’re still both seeing the real me. I hate not being true to myself as much as any other type, I just approach it in a different way.”

Souce: http://www.enfpforum.com/Home/tabid/55/aff/8/aft/1661/afv/topic/Default.aspx

(Source: infj-curiosity)

Introverted iNtuition vs Extroverted iNtuition (Ni vs Ne)

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BritishCoal asks - “What’s the difference between Ni vs Ne?”

Thank you Robbie Redcoat! This is a real question, because these Meyers Briggs jokers have caused more trouble than good. Now-a-days we’ve got all this crap all over the internet and all these people are reading these horoscope google pages. There’s these scam tests all over the internet, and people actually think they’re real. I know! Strong intuitives are taking these tests online and posting their results on forums, only exposing that they got scammed. It’s all about your functions and it’s all about asking questions like what’s the difference between Ni and Ne, where is it in your function order, how does it work with your other functions. Because guess what, we’re all iNtuitives, we’re all sensors, we’re all feelers, we’re all thinkers. The question you need to be asking is, what kind, what order, and how does it work with my other functions. You don’t want to be asking questions like, “am I an INFP or INFJ? I’m on the border, I’m not sure” …. oh my gosh, stop it.

So someone with strong Introverted iNtuition is looking for more and more causes and sources behind the details of something that apply to what they’re working on. So someone with a strong Ni, like an INTJ or INFJ, they’re usually obsessed about one or two things in life and that’s about it. So their Ni is always on and always seeking patterns and principles that apply to their business, their relationships, their - whatever it is they’re obsessed about and working on.

Part of the job of the Ni is to exclude other ideas, because they need to continue to work and build on the one that they’re working on. This works especially good with the INTJ, because their second function is Extroverted Thinking and that’s a very pragmatic, this has to work in real life function. So the INTJ is taking in the principles and patterns through their lead Ni and then the Te  is executing it and spitting it back out and making it happen in real life. The INFJ you see the same thing except it’s executing it out through Fe, which is more communicating the feelings and the thoughts. It’s not as pragmatic and aggressive as Te. That’s why INTJs get more stuff done, and they’re also jerks.

The Ne is just the reverse, where it doesn’t want to grab one set of ideas or principles and work on it obsessively for life, it wants to continue to look for more and more ideas, more causes, more principles, more sources behind the details. So an ENFP or an ENTP - this is why they’re so scatterbrained and bouncy, because as they’re looking at a person, a machine, a business, whatever, they’re understanding the causes behind the scenes, but then they’re thinking of more and more ideas. One thing always reminds them or makes them think of something else.

So the way these two work really good together, say in a business setting, you have the strong Ne’s on the front end of a project, they can look at the trends, the business, and see all the different causes behind the scenes. Then when things start to get dialed in, OK, here’s a direction we wanna go, here’s what we want to work on, here’s what we want to do for the next 10 years, now you bring the Ni’s in, they’re going to grab those building blocks, pick a few of them, and work on them obsessively for the next 20 years. And then, when the Ni’s get stuck, because they’re so focused in their work, they need to call their consultants, which are the Ne’s, the Ne’s come in and say “how about this idea? look at this, look at that angle, this works over here.” The Ne’s are extremely open minded, to the point of a fault, because the J’s get annoyed by their P, because they’re so bouncy and they’ve so many ideas it’s hard to pick one to work on.

Now, these are types that have them as their lead function. Whatever type you are you have Introverted or Extroverted iNtuition, and it may be first second third or fourth on your function list. These are things you have to know about yourself, because if you don’t know what kind of iNtuition you have, and where it is in your function order, you’re in big trouble. No more internet short-cuts people, be like Robbie Redcoat here - study, master, understand your functions.

Anonymous asked: these are really interesting. what's your type tho?

I’m an INFJ.  DaveSuperPowers mentions he’s an INTJ (thanks TheLithiumCat)

Anonymous asked: This is more like a tell. I like the Briggs-Myers tests. Calm down and quit trying to burst my bubble. Knowing my personality time has helped me immensely. Don't say it has not. It might not be perfect, but it has been a great tool for me. P.S. You sound like a know-it-all and I don't like it. P.S.S See if you can guess my personality type- oh wait, you don't believe in those.

Before criticizing something, it would help if you actually take time and view or read the things I’ve actually posted.

MBTI types are definitely a great tool, I most certainly “believe” in them. Most of the tests (particularly online ones) however, only get you in the ball park of your real type. Which is what some of these videos have been talking about. Some people score correctly right away, some don’t and spend time confused about it.

What iNtuitiveTime is advocating is learning about the 8 cognitive functions (the original work of Jung, which Meyers and Briggs simplified for their Indicator), to discover and understand your type more accurately.

PS. I’m not DaveSuperPowers, I didn’t make these videos, I’m just a fan transcribing and sharing his work. He’s spent a lot of time learning about cognitive functions, as have many of us who write/talk about them. Sorry that you feel we sound like know-it-alls?

P.S.S. You probably have introverted feeling…

INFJ vs INFP

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This is for a couple friends asking about INFJ and INFP. So the best way to learn Meyers Briggs is through contrast - the INFJ and INFP are in the same Temperament. So that’s the first thing you look for. Step back, we’re all iNtuitives here, what is the bigger picture? They’re both idealists, they’re both value driven so they’re going to be very similar as far as far as what they’re going after in life.

Idealists “NF” 8%

ENFJ ENFP INFJ INFP

Value and People centered iNtuitives

Psychologists, Hypnotists Motivators

The NFs in general, they have, and always will have a deeper cause a meaning - they’re trying to help their family, their friends, bring enlightenment to the world. There’s some moral cause underneath every single one of them. Lady Gaga, big example, INFP - She is standing up for the bullied kids.

So guess what everybody, the letters that you read about on the google pages. Those mean virtually nothing. This is why you suck so bad at Meyers Briggs, you have to know understand and memorize the functions, cause that’s where 95% of it is. Watch this I’ll show you.

The INFJ (Ni Fe Ti Se), they are a lead Introvert iNtuitive (Ni). What does that mean? That’s system building, that’s long term, that’s goal oriented - somebody that has introverted intuition in their first or second function, that’s tied to the J, so they’re going to be an NJ. INTJ ENTJ INFJ ENFJ are all gonna be Introverted iNtuitives.

Now the Extroverted iNtuitives (Ne), that’s gonna be the NP, people who have Ne as their first or second function, INFP ENFP ENTP INTP. That’s more creative intuition, they’re very different.

Now of course there’s overlap. Look at somebody like Darren Brown (INFJ) Master Mentalist type guy, that is an example of long term system building. So, as he learns, as he reads, as he figures out stuff, it goes into a longer system. Picture it as dots connecting into a line. Where the INFP, somebody like Lady Gaga, that’s more of an explosion of creativity and ideas and “I thought of something new and must do the dress this way” but there’s not real long term plan. Sure they’ll won’t always be opposites of each other, but what is the driving force of each. The INFJ can be very very creative, but their main goal and focus and charge in their life is the bigger picture drive. For the INFP it’s more “live in the moment” creativity.

Now look at their feelings. Their feelings are swapped as well. The INFJ is an Extroverted Feeler , the INFP is an Introvert Feeler. Huge, huge difference. The INFP has an in fact stronger feeling side, but guess what jerk, you’re not gonna see it as much as you will from the INFJ. Go watch Hot Avocados videos (INFJ), and look at her facial expressions. Look at how her eyes her mouth and her face moving around, very animated. This is an Extrovert Feeler. If the people around them are in a good mood, they’re in a good mood, bad mood, they’re in a bad mood. INFP or any Introvert Feeler, they’re more internally driven. It’s more of a flame that burns inside, and they’re a little bit more steady to what their feelings are.

Again, there’s a lot of overlap,  but an INFP , when you learn how to do facial reading and see the patterns and body language and body style and symmetry and stuff like that, you’ll see that the Introvert Feelers, you’ll see that their mouths will smile but the upper half of their face won’t. Where the Extrovert Feeler, their whole face is more animated. One of the reasons Bill Gates is a give-away as an INTP is because he has Extroverted Feeling, not Introverted Feeling which the ENTJ has.

Now, they’re third function, the INFJ their Thinking, is Introverted. Very different form the INFPs Extraverted Thinking. The Introverted Thinking of the INFJ gives them their super power. It’s kind of like the software, the hard drive, where all their amazing abilities plug in and the Introverted Thinking is more detailed, it’s more sensory like, you can think of it that way, it’s looking at the little pieces of the puzzle, examining them, and then archiving them away in their folders. Where the Extraverted thinking of the INFP, it’s not nearly as developed, it’s their least and weakest function, but somebody with a strong Te like an ENTJ or ESTJ, it’s more of thinking in leaps and bounds and graphs and images and pictures, it’s more of going “here the job that needs to be done, now what’s the least we need to do to get it done?” Where the INFJ is better at details, better at memorizing things. And this again comes out in how they communicate. If you have somebody who has a stong Introverted Thinking side, it’s more of when you look at them talk even if they’re an extravert, they’re going to talk and then pause, talk and then pause. They’re going to be giving some information, pausing and going back in for some more. If they’re extroverted, they can do this faster, but somebody whose an Extroverted Thinker like an ENTJ and INTJ, even INFP, it’s a different style of communcation, it’s one idea leads to the next leads to the next leads to the next, and once they start talking they start tripping over each other. Introvert Thinkers, they suck when you’re talking to them sometimes because they get quieter and quieter. You’ll especially see this with an INFJ, you’ll be talking to an INFJ and you’ll think they’re not listening to you or not paying attention to you but they’re going into their mind and archiving and organizing everything you’re saying so they have to get very quiet to do that. This is more extreme in the INTP, because they have such a strong Introverted Thinking side…as well as the ISTP. They don’t hate you! They’re just listening to you, and they’re archiving information. Where the INFP and the ENFP etc, they’re going to talk along more with you. And a lot of times you’ll see too, a lot of people have to pace or move around while they’re on the phone, a lot of times these are Extroverted thinkers, there’s something about the body has to be moving, the mouth has to be moving for the information to really process itself. Where the Introverted Thinkers want to be alone quiet in a dark room.

And then they’re sensing functions. The sensing function of the INFJ, they’re Extrovert Sensors, so they’re gonna be a little bit more show offs, a little bit more athletic, a little more coordinated, a little more interested in working out or enjoying sports, and stuff like that. The INFP not so much…the INFP is Introvert Sensing, so they’re gonna facts and details.

so see the huge difference as you dig underneath the surface of these letters. But overall, because of the same temperament they have the same drive of values and morals and making a difference, in an intuitive big picture kind of a way, just the way that they carry it out is quite a bit different, and they’re skills of how they think and process information is quite a bit different. So get off the google, stop going from site to site getting confused, you really need learn and master the functions.

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Myers Briggs Errors?

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User Diashanti asks - “what is the difference between feelings and intuitions, same thing, no?” No. Feeling and Intuition, feelings are more like an emotional state, happy/sad, in touch/out of touch, connecting, stuff like that, think more emotions. Intuition is more of knowledge understanding, and then there’s varying degrees between the two.

Someone like an INFJ (Ni Fe Ti Se) who is very in touch with their intuition they’re also very in touch with their with their feelings, so their intuition is a lot of times speaking to them through feeling . Someone like an INTJ (Ni Te Fi Se) is also in touch with their intuition, but it’s coming out through kind of knowledge or thinking. So the INTJ, they’re knowing information as if they read a book on it and the ideas are coming to them and they’re accessing knowledge without technically knowing it from an outside source (Ni- big picture driven, connects existing ideas, pattern seekers, simplifies idea to the core).

Basically, the intuition is processing information, giving the person knowlege/understanding. So when you get a good combo like an INFJ, they’re known as really the most intuitive types, because they have strong feeling and strong intuition, the intuition can speak louder through that feeling.

DiaShanti continues - “I thought the feeling part of the letter combo had to do with making decisions based on feeling rather than logic, no?” No. So, you’re finding the errors in the Meyers Briggs system and that’s it right there. That’s why there’s so much confusion online about this stuff. Because the Meyers Briggs system over-simplifies it, and paints a lot of problems when it starts classifying people as feelers or thinkers and you make decisions based on feelings and thinking. That is completely…let’s go with wrong.

We are all feelers, we are all thinkers, technically we all make decisions based on emotions - even lead thinkers, and being a feeler or thinker doesn’t necessarily define the dominant part of our type. Meaning, according to the Meyers Briggs letters you can have someone like an ENFP - they tend to be greater thinkers then let’s say, ESTP. And people, back me up here. ENFPs that you know versus ESTPs that you know, who can really process stuff more logically, a lot of the time it’s the ENFP.

Because what’s really going on is this - you gotta really ask what type of thinker or feeler are you? Are you introverted type or an extroverted type, meaning is your thinking process done best internally where you’re digging into one or two idea very deeply for a prolongued period of time, or is your thinking type more external where you bounce from idea to idea and look at a bunch of different ideas that all interconnect without going to deep in any one. Notice that you can be an introvert, like an INTJ and you’re an extroverted thinker, so it has to do with the functions not the letters (Te: When you have to talk your ideas out loud and then execute!).

Also you gotta know, what are you using that feeling or thinking for? What is it kind of tied to your temperament? Are you using that thinking and feeling because you’re an intuitive, or a sensor or what are you thinking and feeling about? Bottom line is there’s so many different types of types and levels of thinkers and feelers, which we are all a combination of. 

Next part of the question, “Sometimes when people talk about FEELERS they sound like they’re talking about their being sensitive toward others rather than making emotional decisions”  Yes that you’ve got you’re finger on the introvert and extrovert feeler. The ones that are sensitive toward others, that’s the Extroverted Feeler (Fe: express their emotions outwardly, values harmony, sensitive to criticism).

Now you look at an ENFJ/ESFJ, these are lead extrovert feelers. There are 8 Extroverted feelers that have it in their second third or fourth function. And so those are…think of it like a radio receiver, their dial is turned more up, they’re listening and taking in your facial expression, your mood, your tone. They’re picking up the other persons emotion, they’re also transmitting back out through emotional states so when they’re communicating to you the extrovert feeler really wants you to get the mood and the feel that they’re feeling.

Introverted Feelers, lead introvert feelers ISFP/INFP and there’s eight total introverted feelers with varying degrees (Fi: Conceals emotions, values identity, in touch with their own feelings over others) . They’re not really caring as much about your mood or your state or what you’re transmitting. They’re hearing the louder wave of how they’re feeling, how they’re interpreting, what makes sense to them, what their emotional state is. Generally speaking. And of course we’re all a combination of everything ‘cause we’re not robots.

So good job, you’ve got your finger on that, the introverted feeler, the extroverted feeler. Again, this is where Meyers and  Briggs have cause more trouble than good by labeling all Feelers in one big group, when that’s just not the way that it works. It’s not consistent with reality.

Uh oh. “I don’t believe feelers are more caring, because sometimes it’s about meeting their own needs based on their feelings. It’s confusing.” Yea see, there you go. That’s the introverted feelers. More concerned about meeting their own feelings, and guess what, they come across as jerks (Fi: When you feel strongly no matter how others feel). Especially someone that has strong introverted feeling in their first or second function, if they don’t learn how to turn that outward a little bit, they can be very narcissistic, very into their own feeling, and out of touch with your own, and they just come across as stuck up, into themselves type people.

Now they’re not necessarily that way, but they’re just not letting any of their feelings out and people don’t know how they’re truly feeling about stuff, cause they’re suck stink’n introverted feelers. 

A lot of it has to do with the individual and other factors of their total personality make up, and just what they choose to do in life. You can have thinkers that are FAR FAR more caring about others, especially like an ENTJ often can be very caring of others because they have the big intuition, they are extroverts, and they can see even though that feeling is so small in their function list “hey you know what, I really should be nicer to people and care about them and have an emotional connection back and forth, because that’s going to be better for everyone in life”

So DiaShanti, you have your finger on exactly the confusion and the problems that everyone’s having with the Meyers Briggs system, so good job seeing that. And also you’re doing exactly what we should be doing, looking at your videos and stuff, you’re an NTJ type but you’re developing your NF, you’re developing in touch with your own feelings and the feelings of others and your intuition. That’s the game. What are you actually good at, what are your weaknesses, and how can you start developing your strengths, leading with those, as well as covering your weaknesses and partnering with others that can help us and compliment us with that kind of stuff. 

**Extroverted Feelers (Fe)**

ESFJ - ENFJ - INFJ - ISFJ -INTP - ENTP - ISTP - ESTP

**Introverted Feelers (Fi)**

ISFP - INFP - ESFP - ENFP -ISTJ - INTJ - ESTJ - ENTJ

Personality Tests Are WRONG!

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OK, please tell me we’re not the only ones to know that the google tests all over the internet are complete and total crap for personality types, and do far more damage than good and are inaccurate almost every single time. Let me show you.

Here’s one of the most popular tests (shows Humanetrics test), they’re all like this, some of them are even worse than this. Number one, “you are almost never late for your appointments” , are you serious? Now, what they’re trying to get at is if you’re a P or a J. What do you think ever single P is going to put? “No…I’m not late, wasn’t my fault” off and running to a great start.

Number four, “you feel involved when watching TV Soaps”, really? This is getting at T and F, you know Thinker/Feeler. How many feelers do you know that are gonna put yes for that? 

“It’s difficult to get you excited” what?!

“You trust reason rather than feelings” and every feelers going to say “of course I trust reason rather than feelings”

So this is why most people who take the test, if you answer everything quote “correctly” you end up with something like INTJ.

The problem is Meyers and Briggs screwed things up, the letters and all that kind of stuff are great but that’s not how this works. You’re not defined by your letters. We’re all Thinkers. The question is, are you an introverted thinker or an extroverted thinker? Meaning, are you a thinker that has to execute their ideas, make it happen in the outside reality, is that what you’re obsessed about (Te: thinks out loud, pragmatic, confrontational, needs objective proof, deductive logic)? Or is it more of thinking about what makes sense to you, thinking internally (Ti: thinks internally, non-confrontational, inductive logic, organizing ideas, detached)? 

Second thing is, are you a thinker first second third or fourth as far as your functions? Meaning, is it the dominating part of your life, or is it very small, or is somewhere in the middle of your functions where you use it quite a bit but you use other functions more and less? I mean, this is what moves us. Think about it, if you’re an introvert or an extrovert if your primary drive that you’re doing throughout the day and then you have that other side where you flip and go to the reverse later…so depending on what time I catch you, during the day or during the night you’re an introvert or an extrovert, that’s how we all are. And that’s defining in our functions, not necessarily these letters.

So there’s a lot to this, I’ll have to cover this systematically in future videos, information, e-books and stuff, but you gotta know - Get off these freak’n tests, don’t pass these online tests to people, I know there’s not really any good tools out there yet, but they’re coming. What you really need to do is dive in and do your research on the functions.

(Source: intuitivetime.com)