Why INTJs and INFJs Should Make ‘Sensing’ New Year’s Resolutions
byExercising your “aspirational function” brings great satisfaction and even breakthroughs. For INTJs and INFJs, that function is Extroverted Sensing.
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INTJ Personality Archive
The INTJ personality type is one of the eight types of introvert personalities in the Myers-Briggs system. Check out our INTJ archives below, or take a look at our most popular post about the INTJ, our INTJ personality description, or the unique challenges of the female INTJ.
5 Signs That You’re an INTJ, the Logical Introvert
byWhat you’ll notice first about an INTJ is his or her data-driven mind.
If We’re Being Honest, INTJs Are Actually Kind of Messy
byINTJs: the robot. The mastermind. Always in control of ourselves and, supposedly, our world — which should include our desks, right?
ISTJ and INTJ: A Guide to Their Similarities and Differences
byISTJ Sarah likes to stick to established rules or processes, whereas INTJ Nicole learns about established systems to work to improve them.
24 Signs That You’re an INTJ Personality Type
byINTJs are complicated people who have many layers, and we can be full of contradictions. Are you an INTJ?
A Letter to INFJs About What I’ve Learned From You
byWhat I do understand, however, is that despite some similarities in our approach to life, you see the world in a unique way.
7 Ways You Might Be Using Personality Type Wrong
byI’m a huge fan of Myers-Briggs personality types, but I come in contact with a lot of MBTI fans, and sometimes, what I see worries me.
We Really Need to Stop Depicting INTJs as Villains
byI can’t help but fear that the constant villainization of the INTJ personality type will only cause further misunderstanding of real-life INTJs.
Learning About My INTJ Personality Type Made Me Feel Less Alone
byAs an INTJ, sometimes, I feel not just alone, but like I am the only one who thinks and feels a certain way. The only one who can’t fit into this world.
5 Struggles You’ll Relate to If You’re an Intuitive Introvert
byIntuitive introverts (i.e. INTJs, INTPs, INFJs, and INFPs) in the Myers-Briggs personality system are often depicted as intellectuals and deep thinkers.