#extroverted intuition

[oiblackestsheep]

[rainytypology]

INTP Ti - Si Loop

Explanation on an MBTI loop. Not an expert. May change later.

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Loops in MBTI occurs when a type begins to cycle between their dominant and tertiary function, completely ignoring the auxiliary and inferior. This is mainly caused from stress and can be continous until finally broken.

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INTP Function stack: Ti - Ne - Si - Fe

When in a Ti - Si loop, INTP is stuck trying to find answers from previous experiences. They can get trapped in constant rumination about the past as they try to find the answer(s) to their issue(s). However, this does more harm than good as they will start to fixate on their past mistakes. Overanalyzing the things they could and should have done will paralyze them into fear and self doubt. Can be very indecisive. Their overthinking will stump their Aux Ne from functioning properly, which can cause INTP to get trapped with certain routines and structures (even if it is not benefitting them). Without the help of Ne, a looping INTP struggles to form new ideas and perspectives. It makes it difficult for INTP to be innovative.

To escape the loop, an INTP needs to learn to utilize their Ne properly again. They can try to put themselves in new opportunities that will get their Ne to function; new opportunities will hopefully get INTP to explore new ideas and concepts. Brainstorm possible solutions to get their gears going. Learn to be more accepting of their own mistakes and failures, be more self compassionate.

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MBTI Notes

[robcognitivepersonality]

ENTP: I look at different aspects that could be linked to a situation or perhaps how it would evolve. But I wouldn’t be convinced that “it could be this or could be that, what if this or what if that, what about if this is something else.” I like to speculate on the results, except when it comes to my personal stuff like money and health. For these, I wouldn’t speculate and would prefer something stable.

I notice that I would suggest completely unorthodox or even radical solutions to other people's problems or situations, but I don’t know if I would follow my own advice in some aspects lol

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Rob: Now *how* you approach problems, like educating, laying information out in a clear way, “what if this what if that,” suggesting radical solutions are all SiTi. So if NeFe is your skillset, SiTi is your set of instructions for how to build that harmony or that experience for others and yourself.

Si is a concrete proactive lens, it wants to see things clearly. All of the questions you ask are all essentially "Instructions unclear, can you clarify this..." There needs to be that a-ha! dot-connecting moment in your brain to get that little dopamine your Si needs. And it's a microscope, so it wants to see all of the little details and seek many perspectives even if they're a tiny bit different from each other. That proactivity is what allows you to be a step ahead.

Some ENTP have such a strong SiTi, they always have that thirst to be the one who understands the situation more than everyone else. And it's thanks to going over every a little Si angle that allows you to get into a situation without exactly knowing how something will happen (Se) but at least you have an general idea (Ne) and you wouldn't be exactly surprised. Like we never really know how a new baby born will look like, but we got an idea based on how the parents looks like. It'd be a crazy surprise if the baby didn't look like them lol

The thing about SiTi is that it's still theoretical. So yes, the math checks out, but you might've never seen it happen before. And that can be unorthodox, and it's maybe more of a suggestion then advice. But Si is curious enough to see it happen anyway.

That curious thirst can feel out of your control though, sometimes you'd be so curious and it latches onto your mind that that's the only thing you think about, and then next day it can be totally gone, or it wants you to be curious about something else.

[prismaticstreams]

How to balance all your interests when you have multiple passions?

I’ve been pondering how to balance all my different passions, interests, and side hustles, as I’m the kind of person who tends to love variety and easily gets excited about new projects. It’s often the completion part that I struggle with! This is a fairly common conundrum for certain personality types, and can also be related to conditions like ADHD. It can be really hard to know how to streamline and simplify things to make it more manageable and less chaotic.

Chronic illness can be a factor here too, as I often start a new project in a high energy period, but then may not have the physical energy to easily complete it. It can be hard to know how to handle this sometimes, as I can’t predict how I’ll feel from day to day or week to week. Sometimes I just have to let something go for a while, and accept that I will come back to it later. I also accept that there’s some projects I will abandon, and I don’t see it as a major problem as long as there’s no financial investment.

So how do you handle this tendency? 

I personally find it’s best to embrace it, and find ways to work around it rather than trying to pigeonhole myself into only one project, passion or interest at a time. However, if you’re trying to make money, earn an income or build a business - and you need to pay the bills with it to survive - then you will probably need to narrow down to one thing at a time for work. You can still allow yourself freedom to explore in your free time, though.

For example, I love borrowing a wide range of books from the library, and reading about a bunch of different topics at once. Switching from one book to another works for me and I find it stimulating. The great thing is that the books all get returned to the library, so they don't create long-term clutter. I also enjoy writing blog posts about a range of different topics, rather than sticking to one particular subject.

Same goes for my art - I have one style that I sell commercially, and then do whatever I want in the rest of my spare time as it captures my fancy. I find creating different IG/Tumblr accounts for particular art styles/niches works well. If it becomes popular and sells it's a cool bonus, but I don't worry too much about it making money. Digital art is great because it doesn't take up storage space, so I'm shifting from doing large pieces on canvas to doing more digital art.

Having said all that, I do have a bunch of blogs and Tumblr accounts floating around on the internet that I've forgotten about and largely abandoned. Same with old creative projects in storage. But it's okay, because I enjoyed exploring that idea/hobby/style for a brief period of time. Sometimes I go back and integrate creative stuff from the past into my current projects (for example, taking an old blog post and updating it for my current blog).

It can become a problem if you waste a lot of money on hobbies you forget about or business ideas that never get off the ground, so I’d recommend finding ways to avoid spending too much money to begin with. Ideally, it’s best to spend no money and find free activities, but obviously this is not always possible. My post about Decluttering My Fantasy Self may be relevant if this is you.

If you're multipassionate, I don't think there's one right or wrong way to manage your interests and hobbies. Some people like to focus intensely on one hobby at a time, then move on to something else. Others enjoy moving between different interests simultaneously to keep them stimulated. I've done both at different times in my life. Emilie Wapnick has a great book about this called How to Be Everything which is more focused on career, but you can apply the same principles to hobbies and side hustles as well.

[magicgail]

Extroverted Intuition (Ne) and Introverted Intuition (Ni) are two cognitive functions described in Carl Jung's theory of psychological types. These functions play a significant role in how individuals perceive and process information. How does Extroverted Intuition compare to Introverted Intuition?

1. Direction of focus:

- Extroverted Intuition (Ne): Ne is directed outward, focusing on possibilities and connections in the external world. People with Ne tend to explore multiple perspectives, ideas, and options. They often see patterns and connections in the environment and are open to new experiences and opportunities.

- Introverted Intuition (Ni): Ni is directed inward, focusing on internal insights and patterns. Individuals with Ni have a deep sense of knowing or hunches about the future and underlying meanings. They often have a strong intuition about what will happen or what something signifies.

2. Information processing:

- Ne: Individuals with Ne are excellent at brainstorming, generating ideas, and making connections between seemingly unrelated concepts. They often see the big picture and are quick to identify possibilities and alternatives. Ne users may struggle with focusing on a single idea or following through on specific plans.

- Ni: Ni users excel at synthesizing complex information and distilling it into a core concept or vision. They have a knack for seeing hidden meanings and understanding the underlying essence of things. Ni users may struggle with explaining their insights to others or providing concrete evidence for their intuitions.

3. Time orientation:

- Ne: Ne tends to be future-oriented, constantly seeking new possibilities and potential outcomes. It thrives on exploring what could be and is often energized by change and novelty.

- Ni: Ni is often characterized as having a future-oriented focus as well, but it also incorporates a sense of the past. Ni users may draw on past experiences and patterns to gain insight into the future.

4. Communication style:

- Ne: Ne users are typically enthusiastic communicators who enjoy sharing ideas and engaging in brainstorming sessions. They may jump from topic to topic, exploring different perspectives and possibilities.

- Ni: Ni users may have a more reflective and contemplative communication style. They tend to share insights and intuitions in a concise and focused manner, often conveying a sense of certainty or conviction.

5. Relationship to details:

- Ne: Ne users generally enjoy exploring the details and possibilities within a given context. They may become easily bored with routine or repetitive tasks and prefer to keep their options open.

- Ni: Ni users often focus on the underlying meaning or significance behind the details. They may have a tendency to overlook or dismiss specific details if they do not align with their overall vision or intuition.

The extent to which a person relies on Ne or Ni depends on where it is in the cognitive stack.

[onepercentsstuff]

[earthling-wolf]

Ne Potentiality

Ne is a function that absorbs objects in realtime (Pe), then extrapolates (N) new objects from their indiscriminate recombinations. Like finding a ten-dollar bill on the street opens up a spectrum of possibilities for what to do with the money, a possibility space opens up around the objects Ne registers. Ne seeks unconventional ideas for what objects can transform or recombine into in this space. As the recombinations become more unconventional, their capacity to generate even more novel association chains increases, diverging ad infinitum.

Daydreaming

The Ne function is motivated to discover new information by absorbing it from the outside or synthesizing it from existing datasets through creative alchemy. It is highly imaginative, which is to say images and information structures of all kinds drive it. However, these images are not immediately evidenced in the environment but are all the environment evokes by containing an adjacent graphical relationship to the present. When faced with a situation, the Ne user will only casually consider the literal objects before them as their mind soon drifts up, around, and behind those immediate objects to uncover that moment's visual and conceptual implications. They quickly leap beyond the physical world and become lost in their heads, conjuring up novel ways to interpret situations as they unfold. They have a talent for manipulating information spatially and relationally, fitting together ideas that are otherwise largely disconnected. They may compare periodic table elements to music bands or entertain improbable "What if…" scenarios for fun. As children, they may be absentminded daydreamers who are oblivious to their surroundings and caught up in a self-made world of equal parts fiction and reality. The domain of their imagination can be far more interesting than whatever is happening in the outer world. Some may nurture this world with stories they make up, complete with characters, landscapes, and perhaps an entire legendarium.

Lack of Attention

However, the time the Ne user spends in their head often translates to time not spent in reality. Far more than the average student, they will be prone to space out in class and be unable to get through long texts or any tasks that require a very slow or arduous pace. Their perception of the world outside their interests will be faint, hazy, or splotchy. Should something not be particularly rich in associative potential, the details of objects in daily life will soon fade, leaving only their general impression as an after-image in their mind. When listening to others, as they are absorbing the person's words, one word will trigger a mental tangent midway, and they will pursue it curiously at the loss of what else the other person is saying. They can live a klutzy existence, tripping on objects, wearing mismatched clothes, losing things, and forgetting appointments regularly. However, despite this exterior inattentiveness, internally, they may experience quite a hyperactivity of thought. Far more is happening within than without, which can cause troubles such as over-thinking, excessive worrying about outcomes, or not getting a good night's sleep from an inability to slow down their mental chatter. They may find it challenging to keep a steady mental pace and can often be diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, or Sensory Processing Disorder. Reality can register to the Ne user as a series of information flashes that are somewhat spontaneous in nature and channel from every previous dataset collected in the unconscious.

Mass Data Absorption

Jarring as it may be to be inundated by sporadic correlative flashes, it can also be incredibly stimulating and addictive to be experiencing this imaginative feed constantly. A small rush or high may be felt every time a new idea pops into awareness. The Ne user will thirst after that realization; the sensation of novelty or curiosity intrigue. Moreover, when Ne is powerful, they seek this experience with undying fervor. They will become media junkies, often binge-watching entire seasons, rushing through novels and games, or going on researching sprees for days or weeks on end. A slowdown of volume, or a lack of things to absorb, can lead to feelings of stagnation, hollowness, and absence of thriving. As such, their impulse will be to pick up something else right after finishing the last thing, needing to have some form of interest always in mind. However, this can be problematic if they find themselves more engaged in the endless flux of information than in the information itself. Despite vast amounts of information entering, much may be going in one ear and out the other. A perpetual challenge for the Ne user will be to be more targeted in their attention and sink deeply into a few topics rather than spread themselves thin across dozens of topics. Moreover, when they learn to channel their focus toward a single direction, they can become overnight experts on subjects, memorizing every minute detail about a favored hobby, genre, pop idol, science experiment, or trivia category.

Serendipity & Flash Visions

The Ne user's capacity to synthesize such high volumes of information sometimes leads to spooky insights, uncanny realizations, and predictions of the relevant situation. Suddenly, a vision may flash before their eyes, stitched together from hundreds of unconscious micro-correlations accumulated around this moment, converging into one instance in time can lead to a semblance of clairvoyance where the Ne user attains some knowledge into the unseen causalities of the universe. They may come to trust this sense deeply whenever they feel it manifest. However, these sudden flashes will not represent a stable ability, and their appearance will be as unpredictable as their inspiration. In other cases, this can produce a habit of serendipity where the individual participates in a cosmic flow towards meaningful happenstances by consciously or unconsciously directing their energies toward those vectors. The Ne users will attune themselves to the realtime synchronicities of the universe, ebbing and dancing in harmony with an eternally unfolding fractal towards undiscovered lands. At a more modest scale, the Ne user's information synthesis will regularly evoke epiphanies when various information vectors -- previously suspended in an unconscious superposition -- click into alignment and burst forth immediate realizations that alter the fabric of their mind and paradigm. In all of these cases, the Ne user is rapidly altered -- seemingly by a divine act -- into a more accurate alignment with reality as it may exist at the broadest scale possible.

Tinkering

At a much more practical level, the strong Ne user is driven to absorb and synthesize information and actively participate in the information-collecting process. They will enjoy engaging with elements of reality through tinkering and experimentation. Over a few household devices may be taken apart as they yearn to see what is inside. They may take up a variety of interests ranging from sculpting to rock collecting, music composition, cosplaying, animation, voice acting, puppeteering, and ventriloquism – but will rarely become experts at any of them. As a jack of all trades and master of none, they will dabble with mediums frequently. However, they may find themselves changing hobbies every few years, which can also cause a great deal of disarray in their personal lives as they soon lose interest in a once-beloved life trajectory. Repetition is among their biggest turn-offs, and this can also lead to a life-long struggle with keeping a set occupation unless the Ne user is fortunate enough to find a job as dynamic and evolving as their interests. They enjoy being on the cusp of understanding and seeing what lies beyond their reach. Over time, every interest they have ever had has the potential to reignite itself in them spontaneously. On a whim, they may circle back to a hobby after having packed it up in the garage for years or decades and continue their joy for it as if no time had passed. Indeed, they often have closets or garages filled with various unfinished hobbies or projects - waiting for an occasion to become the center of their attention.

Puns & Quirky Humor

The Ne user will also have an integral sense of humor and bring it into their interactions. They can convert their wild imaginings into out-of-context parallels, comparing a person’s gait to a limping platypus, an unusual jawline to a can opener, or a shih tzu to an animated mustache. They will juxtapose ideas in absurd and off-the-wall ways and highlight the unseen peculiarities of things. The Ne user will have a natural drive to spark the environment and provide levity and life to situations and their lives. Life is too dreary if you cannot have a little fun. Wordplay can be a favorite medium of humor, where they will manipulate the semantics of the situation to make puns and associations. "Oh, you can sit here with me; chairing is caring!" or "That omelet was egg-squisite! But the bacon was hogwash" or spoonerisms like "I am stoing to the gore" may be commonly heard phrases. This sense of humor can lead many Ne users into stand-up comedy or adopt a role as a talk show host for their ability to improvise and keep a conversation going in unexpected directions.

Imitations & Parodies

The Ne user will also have a playful tendency to parody multiple characters and scenarios in realtime. A particular event or external sound/word will trigger an association chain that reminds them of a scene or meme, and their mind instantly re-enacts the mental and physical memory. The Ne user wears many hats and might be a walking record of enactments, ready to sprint into their acting mode immediately. They will manifest this in the form of "mini-skits" that imitate the iconic qualities of a thing. The Ne user may be an expert at playing with their facial muscles and making various expressions. They may also excel at modulating their voice tone, picking up and repeating accents from movie stars or obscure demographics. At a more functional and less recreational level, the Ne user can be adaptive and construct personas in social situations. Suppose they are driven to assume a specific professional or social role. In that case, they may seamlessly be able to play the part, which can sometimes become a longstanding act, as they use the persona for months until the Ne user may even forget that they assimilated or constructed the character in the first place.

-Behaviors Under Stress

Distraction & Escapism

When the hardships of life cause a fall out of emotional health for the Ne user, their first instinct will be to divert their attention away from the overwhelming pain. Humor, recreation, and consumerism will be exercised as an antidote to their pain, often leading them to engage in reckless spending and jovial displays and to seek out more risky experiences. On the inside, the Ne user will be viscerally compelled to stay on the run by avoiding their anxieties and fears. They will feel unable to stand up to the full magnitude of their despair, and rather than have it crush them, they choose to highlight or exaggerate positives and downplay or ignore the magnitude of any negatives. They may also become immersed in a specific media, binge-watching Netflix or playing video games instead of tending to pressing responsibilities. Despite a fully conscious awareness of the necessity of specific actions, the more pressing a responsibility is, the more their mind will fight powerfully to avoid it, disallowing proper mental focus and follow-through. The Ne user will conflict with their mind as it struggles to do anything but what it is supposed to do. Therefore, rather than address the issue head-on, the stressed Ne user may skirt around the problem, find something more magnetic to focus on, and wait for the project, assignment, or relationship to fail.

[animxpossessed]

Type of shit I be on when I'm feeling sleep deprived and esoteric

[flaminghotcheaters]

I'm tired of being a loud person. I'm retiring from speaking. I'm done with it

[typologyinfo]

THE BASICS OF MBTI (from Carl Jung's personality theory - part 1)

THE FOUR LETTERS :

(E)XTROVERSION vs (I)NTROVERSION

(S)ENSING vs I(N)TUITION

(T)HINKING vs (F)EELING

(P)ERCEIVING vs (J)UDGING

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In the next post, we’re going to talk more in-depth about different categories of Intuition, Sensing, Feelings and Thinking called: Cognitive Functions.

[diaryofemily]

ENTP - The Debater ⚖️

[rainytypology]

ATEEZ Yeosang MBTI Analysis

- INTP -

An in-depth analysis of an idol's MBTI type. Based on my opinion and observations, may change later. Not an expert.

MBTI: INTP (Ti - Ne - Si - Fe)

Dom: Ti - Introverted Thinking

A judging function that uses subjective thinking and logic to make the most rational decisions

 Yeosang is known for his bluntness, which is honestly the most Ti dom thing ever. He admits this himself, even saying the members are scared of his honesty. He isn't purposely mean though - Ti doms are just straightforward. They often don't see the point in sugarcoating if they see something wrong/irrational. Ti wants the truth always.

Aux: Ne - Extroverted Intuition  

A perceiving function that creates new ideas through connections and patterns in the environment

His Ti - Ne shined in ep 5 of the Salary Lupin series. The way he thought of the theory of MPD being an obsessive lover of San and of Seonghwa being genderfluid was quite astounding. He connected the details so well that it was highly convincing. Although he was wrong, it was still impressive that he managed to come up with that (even if it was given to him by some sort of script - I doubt it would've been that descriptive). He even has a witty sense of humor that I've noticed in high Ne users (e.g when members were wondering about Woo's apple watch model and Yeosang proceeded to put a literal apple on his own wrist, calling it an old model). 

Tert: Si - Introverted Sensing  

A perceiving function that is focused on the internal sensations of the body. Prefers familiarity and internal structure

Yeosang seems comfortable keeping some sort of routine (e.g working out). He's quick at picking up choreo and can dance correctly not too long after, making him a perfect lead dancer. He likely has a good eye for detail.

Inf: Fe - Extroverted Feeling

Extroverted Feeling places importance on the values of others and group harmony. However, Yeosang is known to be quite blunt. He isn't rude on purpose, he's just honest (which seems to be a lot of IxTP's problem). A higher Fe position would likely sugarcoat or phrase their words carefully so that they still receive a positive reaction in the end.

For Yeosang, it seems he struggles with that. Like the time he was having some issues with Wooyoung, he didn't know how to talk about it. He didn't even want to bring up the issue for fear of disrupting peace. However, it ended up slipping out anyways accidentally on live. A lot of Fe inferior don't really know how to face issues they have with others properly. How to bring it up, the apropriate timing and setting, etc so they may end up having an emotional outburst.

He also tends to keep things to himself, only going to Hongjoong when he was struggling.

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Why he's not an ISFP (Fi - Se - Ni - Te) or ISFJ (Si - Fe - Ti - Ne):

I don't think he's an ISFP since I don't see him use ISFP's functions at all. San is an ISFP and comparing the two, they're completely different. Of course not all ISFPs are the same, but Yeosang does not have a dominant/auxiliary feeling function at all.

Or an ISFJ...although same functions as INTP, just different order, I don't think he's a Si dom or Fe aux. He definitely does not seem Ne inferior.

ISFPs: San, SF9 Youngbin and Yoo Taeyang, BTS Jungkook

ISFJs: Seonghwa, SNSD Taeyeon and Yoona, TXT Soobin

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[robcognitivepersonality]

Here’s the old one:

Now here’s the fixed one:

Now allow the functions working together in a type.

What would be in an INTP's mind with TiSi, how do they get the foresight to get to the other side in one shot? Is FeNe like getting people to buy in?

What about an ENTJ? How do they figure in hindsight so they'll get it one shot next time? What are they asking themselves with FiNi?

[thejournallo]

I'm not an introvert or an extrovert. I'm ambivert, which means if I instinctively don't like you, we're never going to talk.

[magicgail]

[mlink64]

Myers-Briggs® Personality Basics

I'd like to start by acknowledging the fact that the Myers-Briggs Test is a pseudoscientific theory/test, which means that it's not compatible with the scientific method and therefore, cannot be proven by science. This theory was created purely out of observation. Your 'type' is simply looked at as a way to understand and relate to others better.

I would also like to add that your Myers-Briggs 'type' is not an end-all-be-all of how to live your life. There's also no one personality that is 'better' than another; each has strengths and weaknesses. AND, if you don't think your 'type' is accurate that's okay! Personally, I think my 'type' fits me to a tee and I've found that others' Myers-Briggs types are usually pretty accurate; but that's just my opinion, if yours is different that's fine, I'm not in any way trying to convince you that you're wrong.

I find Myers-Briggs rather fascinating, and I like to use personality types as a rough guide on how to write for different celebrities (mostly K-Pop stars) and characters. But I also get really fixated on the research side of my writing and like to try and be as accurate as possible with everything from height comparisons to period-appropriate clothing (even if it's really not a big deal).

Anyhow...

The Myers-Briggs Personality Indicator was first published in 1944 by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother, Katherine Cook Briggs (side note: I've been acquainted with this test for YEARS and only just learned that it was created by two women like...holy shit how did I not know this).

The two were inspired by Carl Jung's "Psychological Types", published (in English) in 1923, and began developing their scale during WW2 as a way for women to determine which industrial jobs would be their best fit as they entered the workforce.

Since it's first publication in the 40s, the test has undergone a number of changes but the current break-down includes four main dichotomies and one 'add-on'.

The categories are introverted/extroverted, observant/intuitive, thinking/feeling, and judging/prospective. The 'add-on' is assertive/turbulent.

In a nutshell: introverted/extroverted deals with where you gather your energy, observant/intuitive speaks to how you view the world, thinking/feeling has to do with decision-making and emotional responses, and judging/prospective looks at your approach to work and planning. The assertive/turbulent add-on looks at self-confidence.

More detailed notes below!

I/E = Introverted/Extroverted = Energy: How you interact with your surroundings

Introverted individuals prefer solitary activities and get exhausted by social interaction.

They tend to be quite sensitive to external stimulation (e.g. sound, sight, smell) in general.

Extraverted individuals prefer group activities and get energized by social interaction. 

They tend to be more enthusiastic and more easily excited than Introverts.

TLDR: Introverts:Solo::Extroverts: Social

S/N = Observant/Intuitive = Mind: How you see and process the world

Observant individuals are efficient, pragmatic, and down-to-earth. 

They tend to have strong habits and focus on what is currently happening or has already happened.

Intuitive individuals are very imaginative, open-minded, and curious. 

They prefer novelty over stability and focus on hidden meanings and future possibilities.

TLDR: Observant:Concrete::Intuitive: Abstract 

T/F = Thinking/Feeling = Nature: How you make decisions and cope with emotions

Thinking individuals focus on objectivity and rationality, prioritizing logic over emotions.

They tend to hide their feelings and see efficiency as more important than cooperation.

Feeling individuals are sensitive and emotionally expressive. 

They are more empathic and less competitive than Thinking types and focus on social harmony and cooperation.

TLDR: Thinking: Head::Feeling: Heart

J/P = Judging/Prospective = Tactics: Your approach to work, planning, and decision-making

Judging individuals are decisive, thorough, and highly organized. 

They value clarity, predictability, and closure, preferring structure and planning to spontaneity.

Prospecting individuals are very good at improvising and spotting opportunities. 

They tend to be flexible, relaxed nonconformists who prefer keeping their options open.

TLDR: Judging: Predictable::Prospective: Spontaneous  OR Judging: “Type A”:: Prospective: “Type B”

* -A/-T = Assertive/Turbulent = Identity: How confident you are in your abilities and decisions

Assertive (-A) individuals are self-assured, even-tempered, and resistant to stress. 

They refuse to worry too much and do not push themselves too hard when it comes to achieving goals.

Turbulent (-T) individuals are self-conscious and sensitive to stress. 

They are likely to experience a wide range of emotions and to be success-driven, perfectionistic, and eager to improve.

TLDR: Assertive: No stress:: Turbulent: Stress

You can take the MBTI here: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

It's free and even without 'premium' access you will learn tons about your personality type! If you want to learn more than what 16personalities gives you, there are oodles of resources online that can give you more insight.