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Tag: 16 Personalities

  • Personality Description Updates

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    INTJ The Innovator INTJs are primarily interested in two things: Science, and progress. Using reason to develop a scientific methodology, you create systems for problem solving and decision making.  Your hope is that your mind and your ability to think far into the future can help you become a successful entrepreneur. And you’re industrious enough…

  • Are INFPs and INTPs More iNtuitive Than We Think?

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    In my research of these two types I have found out something incredibly strange. INFPs and INTPs tend to test out as strong in both Extroverted and Introverted iNtuition. But what does this mean? While INFJs and INTJs tend to have a strong preference for Introverted iNtuition, and ENTPs and ENFPs tend to have a…

  • Even Extroverts Are Fed Up With The Extroverted Culture

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    Modern culture is transforming something that could be fun and nice to something that we associate with pressure and stress. Too many people feel pressured to be extroverted, and it is making even extroverts feel fed up with extroverted culture. That you always need to have the sound on your phone in case somebody calls.…

  • Celebrity Typing Check-List

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    Erik Thor
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    1. Get your sidekick & mentor Everyone needs a sidekick. A sidekick is someone you can work together with and test your wits against. Work independently to form an idea and then discuss together. Typing is more fun together – and having a friend by your side that will question you and add contrasting information…

  • The Stage Model (I/J/E/P)

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    Erik Thor
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    People often ask me how I explain and define the differences between introverts and extroverts or judging and perceiving types. I have an answer that will explain this to you. I present to you, the stage model: Imagine a theater hall with a stage, a back stage, a front row and a back row. The…

  • All The Cognitive Functions And How They Manifest In The INTJ

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    Erik Thor
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    The Flow Functions Functions that work like the gas in the car. Functions that push you forward and serve as intrinsic motivation sources. Functions you naturally manifest without thinking about it. Functions that give you energy and control. This function is best represented by the picture of a hero or a fighter. Introverted iNtuition, always…

  • INFJ: The Messy Judging Type

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    Erik Thor
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    My biggest blind spot is external organization Like I said in my latest video, I tend to get a bit lost in my own head at times. Like, when I’m writing, I enter into a flow, and I literally black out everything else that happens around me. Time stops passing and I don’t know where…

  • ENFP Social Anxiety & ENFP Shyness

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    Erik Thor
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    Why Are ENFPs Shy? A lot of ENFPs state that they suffer from being shy or having social anxiety. Social anxiety is very different from being introverted, because the person may want to go out and do things, but feel they can’t because they don’t dare to or because they feel anxious in social situations.…

  • ENFP and INFJ Relationships

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    Erik Thor
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    The Mirror Relationship This is a video/article request from Becky, one of my newest supporters on Patreon. Like in Socionics, I describe the ENFP and INFJ relationship as a mirror relationship, or a relationship between two types that come at the same problem from a different dimension. There is a big likemindedness from the two…

  • INFP Body Language Secrets

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    Erik Thor
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    When you meet an INFP, they may not initially share much about themselves. This can make typing and understanding an INFP difficult. But if you can learn to read their body language, you can come to understand the INFP better.