Why Understanding the 16 Personalities is So Important!
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FRANK! Roomie did a video where he did the mbti test, he got an ISFJ, that man is no where near and ISFJ, plz give your opinion before I have an aneurysm. Tbh I'd think he's ESTP, plz deal with this injustice for the sake of all true ISFJ's!
Would love to, mate, but I'm basically textbook INFP.
I already know my type since I'm basically a walking stereotype but I want to do this for fun. When I have money I'll test out your services
Pretty sure someone asked, so
U/da_real_rick is my Reddit account
ARE ISTJ'S MOST LIKELY TO BECOME SOCIOPATHS(I'M SCARED)
I’m an INTP in a family of feelers. It’s really hard for me to understand people unless I have specific frameworks to go by, and MBTI really helped me with that
interesting
God me too, almost all my family and friends (i have only 2 friends but whatever lol) are feelers, i'm litteraly SURROUNDED by them and this can make me feel quite misunderstood sometimes XD
But before MBTI i wasn't really aware of the causes of that gap
@@midoriemi3859 lol I have only 2 friends too, both feelers
It has really helped me understand the humans more. -intj
@@LilacSnowBun ah yes, the humans
As an INTP, and as someone who has never found it easy to read the social cues of the people around me, I find that MBTI provides a useful framework to help me understand and interact with other humans.
I'm not going around typing everyone willy-nilly, but I've found that paying attention in particular to which cognitive functions people are using is very helpful.
And for me (an INTP too) the MBTI has helped me to accept my flaws I've failed to get rid of as part of me and brought me if not inner peace but small amount of self-forgiveness.
When I was a child people were always telling me I was embarrasing or rude when I was trying to be nice and polite but nobody told me how I should have behaved instead and that's why I've always been very hard on myself for every little mistake and wrong choice I make.
The same MBTI has done for me (but I'm an INTJ)
I'm an ISFP, and MBTI has helped me to see those who are t's better. I have in the past thought they were being grumpy and unfeeling to me. But now I see that is not true at all! They are just not overly gushy like me, but they don't care any less for those around them.
So I have been able to stop getting offended by stuff that wasn't meant to be hurtful at all.
I've always thought that there were something wrong with me, like a mental problem, im not good with everyones feeling, not even with my own feelings (sorry my english) i get distracted easily and all that other characteristcs... But now i have some clues of who i am like, i feel like finally found the answers and know i can work on it
@@samy101p2 Your English is great :)
"Oh, that person is a weirdo" is 100% scientifically proven, by the way.
An MBTI test is not really science. It's a tool which can be useful when used correctly, but it is no scientific tool. Analyzing self ratings can be a part of science, but the self rating alone is not. You do have a bias and only 50-70% of the results are correct and/or reproducable.
@@ThePandafriend Oh look, it's probably a xxTx talking! 😉
@@jessenceq3250 INTP-A
So yeah.
@@ThePandafriend Nice. I like your kind so far. - INFJ
There are two ways to understand and use mbti, to your advantage and against you. If you use it the wrong way, you may start putting labels on people, as well as yourself, thus boxing yourself in and limiting your chance to grow, when in reality it should be a tool to help us learn about why we do things the way we do, and develop ourselves in areas we might be lacking. Knowing about my and my friends'/family's types has definitely been a game changer :)
And sorry I basically just paraphrased your entire point but I share your sentiments completely! 😊
More people that are part of this community need to read this 😅
“ISFPs are all amazing artists.” Yeah, no. I definitely don’t fall into that stereotype and that’s why I first had a really hard time believing I was ISFP.
i had a similar train of thought when i was typed as an intj. im kind of a goof ball and have trouble sticking to time tables/being punctual so i was kinda skeptical lmao
Lol same bro
same
I make art, and people I'm pretty decent imo, but I haven't taken a test yet.
Just like how they say INFJs are great counselors. I'm terrible at helping people reason things out.
This is going to be fantastic. You dont even need Ni to know that
I'm sensing a good comment
@@relaxation_and_tax_evasion My intuition is agreeing with me. I can feel it. I think. Sorry, these puns suck, don't *judge* me
@Shimohira Reika lmao ;j
@Shimohira Reika you make a good point. However, even tho I could not predict without any doubt that the quality of the video would be amazing, i do know that Frank James’s video are, as a whole, good quality content. I was confident that the video woud be valuable since Frank is a great content creator, he is well instructed and he gives exact information. I knew his video would be instructive. Finally, i had a fifty/fifty chance that his video would be either good or bad. I then took the chance to state that his video would be good, because I had a strong instinct based on my knowlegde and trust in Frank james. In conclusion, even if I could not affirm out of all doubt that his video would be good, i choose to do so because I had high expetations, influenced by a long period of watching this CZcams channel’s videos.
@@misterspongeward7814 i sure wont, im a perciever ;)
When I first got introduced to typology about 5 years ago, I made the mistake of joining a Facebook group for INFJs. I saw so many people playing up to the stereotypes and I felt like I was mistyped because I wasn't identifying with the rest of the group. I ditched the group after about 2 months and got on with my life because I wasn't actually learning anything useful. Learning about the cognitive functions and being able to identify them at work has been invaluable information and has helped me to grow exponentially in the past year. Gotta love the efficiency aspect of that, I'm not into wasting my time. Thank you for this series, Frank!
As an intj, i started into mbti because I wanted to know how this interesting little system works. But after a while, I realized it was a great shorthand for helping me remember how people are. But, the most powerful thing it provides is an efficient way to tell how people are different from you. There are times when people are asking concerned questions and one person may take that as being supportive and someone else may take it as being untrusting of your ability. Sometimes, people end up being rude when they are simply being careless and assume everything is sunshine and rainbows and the idea of offending someone doesn't even land on their radar. Sometimes people do just need a hug, they aren't making a move on you.
An overthinker: there are only nine personalities on the tumbnail
They're the only important ones 😅
Look behind FJ's head
@@hollyvincentart Where is the isfj then? 😃
@@somebodysomeone453 Well, that explains everything
@ICEGalaxy Everyone's important...
"this isn't about limiting you" typical INFJ leaving room for other's improvement 😆
who else wants to hear frank play gutair?
2 Things:
1. When I found out I was more INTJ, the description made me understand what Lauren Hill was singing about in Killing Me Softly- REALLY seen. I was depressed for 3 days but then I realized it explained sooo much about me and helped me see what I want to work on as regards to myself. Now, knowing my INTJness, I understand myself better and how other people may view me from things I do that I think are kind and helpful but actually come off bossy and harsh. It still happens but now I know what’s going on.
2, There’s a CZcamsr who took the test and got ENTP. Then said how, as Frank brought out, “it was limiting” and people change, etc, and just debating the whole thing. It was the most ENTP thing he could have said! ☺️
FJ, I know this is a bit off-topic, but congrats on 600K subscribers!! :) I am very happy for you and proud of your success! You really deserve it!! Your channel is one of the best channels I've discovered on CZcams, and your videos are the only ones I find worth watching on a regular basis.
Based on the comments a lot of people leave below most of your videos, I feel free to thank you for all the help on behalf of all of us here. :) We are so grateful for your advice, and we admire your creativity and your various talents. And let me add, we really appreciate the effort you make to create your videos.
I enjoy both your new content and your old stuff. Don't you ever dare to criticize or delete your older videos, or something like that!! :) Sometimes, when there's no one I can talk to, I watch your older videos, and they really help me. They are very comforting, deep, and beyond compare.
What else can I write but that I feel sorry for the viewers who haven't discovered your channel yet! :) I wish your channel an even faster growth!! Keep up the amazing work!!!
Ooh Last night before I went to sleep he was at 599k!! ^-^ I saw your comment and looked. It's super great!!
Already one dislike. That's cause they already know your video is gonna be too cool and attractive for them✌️
Yo so true
After you said that the dislike disappeared lol
When you remove a video from your liked videos, it leaves a dislike- not defending the mmmm or anything, just saying
@@haikyuqueen3804 That’s weird :/
Yeah.. Haters gonna hate.. I kinda feel bad for them :(
Knowing my type actually helped me being ok with myself! I'm ENFP-t and as a teenager I was told I'm too emotional, because I sometimes change my mood more than once a day....I was then send to to therapy, which I quit after a few sessions, because I didn't feel like I needed fixing.
It damaged me and I started to not express myself anymore. Not jump around happily, not making jokes, being very self-concious, not talking about bad things that happened to me ect, I became very serious. Soon I lost interest in my hobbies didn't connect with people anymore. In short feeling like something is wrong with me, made me depressed...
I knew before the typing I was fine as a person, but I still had been critizised for being a scanner. I'm too sensitive and emotional for some people. But now I understand this is my strength. And that that it's fine.
I'm from a very strict household. I needed to do 6 years of gymnastics as a child, even though I didn't like it to teach me consistency....My parents tried to teach me to not be a quitter that way.... Yeah they don't understand me at all. I function differently, so I must be wrong.
So reading there are others like me with similar problems helped me a lot!
My best friend from childhood is INFJ XD So the ENFP x INFJ thing has some truth to it! I'm glad she understood me! I love her to the moon and back! ❤ She is wonderful!
I'm typing this at 6am....I'm only half awake. I hope it's not too incoherent!
That's a lovely story! I'm an ENFP, too. 🥰 I think some people see me as an unorganised person. This was a problem cuz my former landlord was a very meticulous, strict person. (She was just mean tbh...) I felt so anxious living in the house cuz she made many new rules after I moved in and invaded my privacy. Her emails were really obnoxious as well. So like you, I started to hide my spontaneous, free personality to avoid conflict. I moved out of that house, and now I'm receiving weekly counseling and getting myself back and also improving myself. 👍 I think I've become a stronger person now, which is awesome. Thanks for sharing your experience! 🎶 It is great to hear other ENFP's overcoming stories. They cheer me up. ♥️
First of all, typing at 6:45 in the morning, half awake too 😅
I'm so sorry you had to go through this! It's hard when you're good and happy as a child and they think you have to be "fixed". I'm sure you were perfectly fine ;) I was told the same as a kid and thus trying to change me or making me more of an extrovert which actually made me more introvert I guess but, you get the point. I do think, emotional and sensitive and intuitive types are often looked at as a risk because people don't like being exposed and when you see through them or their bs.
I lurv MBTI - It gives me a window into other people’s brains, more empathy over all, more patience for my own short-comings, and a great frame of reference for learning to develop my less prevalent functions. Thanks for all you do FJ!!!
Bringing up the phenomenon or issue with identifying too much with (actually whatever it may be - your personality type, your diagnosis, your sexuality or race or religion) was a really good thing.
THIS. 👍
I'm an ace ENFP 6w7 with Asperger's, but I'm mainly just a multifaceted person with all sorts of preferences, quirks, and idiosyncrasies. You're absolutely right.
Don't worry it's just Timmy and his mates!
Suggestions for one of your videos
“16 personalities when kidnapped “.
That's a great idea
asking someones personality type is literally one of the first couple questions I ask a new friend or even a date!!! Its actually a great conversation starter!!
It's really exciting to know immediately but sometimes I like to build my own view with them first before I become biased.
Me too!
It helped me personally sooo much to understand why I had fights with some of my family members. And understanding that they had different functions made me accept those differences, and to communicate better with them.
Like the fact that I have to stop arguing about spiritual stuff with my INTP brother 😂
(ENFP there btw)
Same here, INTJ tho.
I was skeptical at first. But i got more into it and it really gave me better understanding of myself and others.
Im glad you're explaining stuff with "how types communicate/ how they make decisions" etc it is more hm, practical ;)
Ahhh Sundays videos are the bestest. They get me wonder 😊💡🧡
Learning about MBTI has helped me be more understanding of others; to be less critical. Also to be forgiving when people hurt my feelings or rub me the wrong way. It helps to realize that not everything should be taken personally...some things others do has absolutely nothing to do with how they value me as a friend.
"If you're not convinced by the end of the video... you're wrong" it's not even a minute of the video yet and I already cracked up 😂
FJ, you are really putting typology on the map. I remember when it was rare for MBTI content to only get 20K followers, now you are at 600K subs! Congrats and it is so well deserved. You have made personality type commentary cool! Thanks for all you do and keep up the great work. 🥳👏🏽👍🏽
I need to show this to my ENFJ boyfriend. I've been trying to explain to him what Myers Briggs personality types are for 4 years, but he keeps saying he doesn't "get it", and that he "can't remember all those letters". Funny enough, a while ago I found a picture with Pusheen "dressed up" as every single type and he really liked it, so now everytime I talk about the personality types, he keeps asking: "Which Pusheen am I? Which Pusheen is my brother?". I know it's hilarious, but that's been the only progress - in this specifical field - in the last 4 years, so hopefully, Frank, you'll be more clear than me 😂
Same situation here. My brother is an ESFJ and he says the same thing that he doesn't "get it".
Don't push it on people, advertise tell them a problem they have and then solve it using this and if they don't buy it, then don't bring this up again, it's annoying
Don't waste your time, he won't get it anyway.
I'm an INTP who hates math more than anything else, knows jack diddle about programming or hacking, wants to major in art, and is actually fairly empathetic (when I choose/care enough to be, lol)
Don't be some checkmark on a list 👍
Thank youuuuu! I don't like science either (even if i admit it can be very interesting), and i'm also a very happy and positive person, which trait does not really fit into the INTP type
@@midoriemi3859 Yes, same! INTP here too. I am really optimistic and pretty empathetic (I took a lot of time to develop my Fe inferior these last years) and that's why I have a hard time relating to the INTP stereotypes sometimes (which is basically why they are stereotypes, they're not true all the time of course). And it's also true that INTP artists are really slept on, thought they are not that much of a minority! I actually went on MBTI surveys and the most commom college major among INTPS who took the survey was actually art :)
This was so good I did a backflip outta my window... Well I was about to, but it's currently snowing outside, so I thought, 'Better not!'. Great advice re: knowing how to watch out for unhelpful patterns of behaviour, and how to be more patient and compassionate re: others'. And congrats on the 600K subs! :)
I'm an INFJ and before I knew MBTI, I always feel that I'm weird because I'm so different from other people around me in the way of thinking, loves being alone and enjoy myself with so many books, etc.
Even my sister in law once said to my mom that she thought that I have some social issue.
😅
And when people do or think something different from me, especially when they are making decisions that looks like not considerate other people, I always thought why he/she can be so cruel. Why people like that exist?
😅
But after I knew MBTI, I knew I'm not weird and understand that people are different.
And like what you said, it makes me communicate and understand people easier.
Try to embracing my inferior functions makes me become better person and avoid some problems.
Thanks for always make MBTI video that easily to understand, FJ!
🥰👍🏻
Keep up the good work!
Always love your video.
Congrats on 600k Frank. Well deserved
An INFJ here
Me and my homies understand all the personalities
Yoooo same
You're lucky. My homies don't care😒
And the functions
@@giishaw92 jokes on you i don't have homies
@@elejashi6606 touché
Exactly! MBTI is a tool, it's not meant to lock one in a box.
These 13 minutes is more valuable than my 4 years in college.
Fun fact: both me and my older brother are Intj!
Also another fun fact: I’m 97% introverted.
That is a fun fact. Both me and my dad and infjs
You guys are fun
I'm an INFJ and my mom is an ISTJ
That explains the profile pic. XD -INTJ
Fun Fact : I'm 99% Introvert INTP
I'm INPF and I think it's pretty accurate. I'm also a Gemini and most Gemini things don't match with me so... I don't think it's just astrology for smart people
Good talk and so true! When I was first exploring typology and learning about myself - and coming to terms with it - I had a bias against extroverts. It sounds so funny to me now, because I'm a lot more open and accepting about different people. At one point I was in one staff house where mostly introverts lived. We'd go out drinking, but in the house we'd be really chill and not talk much. An extroverted guy got hired at the company and he was on the extreme end of high energy. The guys treated him so badly and I felt very bad seeing that. It's like the reverse situation where the introvert gets shunned for being too quiet. As it turned out, that extroverted guy had an angsty side and did a lot of writing, so we connected on that level. It taught me such an important lesson to practice what I preach - to accept others as they are and they're not always who they seem to be on the outside.
MBTI has been my saving grace when it comes to social interaction. I used to be horrible at it, but since discovering MBTI and learning more about it from great speakers like FJ, my brain can finally rationalize most of the intricacies of social interaction. Kudos to FJ for putting all the information in an easy-to-absorb format.
Compassion for others is a great benefit!
Also, love your orange pocket rose!
I'm taking a personality psychology class right now and your videos are so helpful! I'm so fascinated by the 16 personality types. I've been having my friends take the test to learn more about their personalitites to understand them more. I'm an infj btw!
For some reason I was hoping for a fluffy cat and an Italian accent when the video started, haha. 🐺
And great hair, apparently some people manage to get proper haircuts even now while I could not go to the hsirdresser since this whole "C thing" started (very jealous indeed!).
Also I really liked what you said about the reality perception. My sister is a feeler and her problems often seem blown out of proportion to me (a thinker). It took me some years to learn that listening and comforting her before starting the "logical problem-solving mode" is much better and more efficient than skipping over the emotions involved. 😊
Congratulations on 600k. And thank you, your videos helped me a lot to understand myself more being an introvert and infj. 😊
Brilliantly put bro. As an ENFJ I felt exactly like that - the power that MBTI typing has to show you how to better understand people. I have also become (even) more tolerant towards people as well, but now I feel like it's a more conscious process than how I used to process this before.
I was officially typed by a trained Myers Briggs consultant a few weeks ago...it's so nice to know exactly what my type is now! I had my suspicions...But yeah. Thanks. Great video!
I really appreciate your comedy as well as the definitions and it's helped my son understand why I behave the way I do; which is a plus.
This is everything I wanted to hear about MBTI. Thanks Frank!!
Thanks for sharing this video 🌻
ENFP here, just trying to understand INFJ personnality to be able to help everyone !
Great content, I'm so glad I found your channel a few days ago! Cheers mate!
I like the utilitarian soft pocket handkerchief, your sense of style and colour is so cool and classy (or color as Americans spell it).
Ahh congratulations for the 600K fam FJ ! ✨
Great list of the reasons I study personality typed! As always, love hiw you explain things, gonna show this to my dad, (who is a bit hesitant about typing)
"Why is it so important to know about the 16 Meyers Briggs' personality types?"
Because it helps create funny videos! : )
Frank James, you're a Rockstar in how eloquently and comfortably you explain complex concepts and caveats to Myers Briggs typology. ❤
I was sceptical first and just took the myers briggs test because I saw many youtubers/Instagramers being asked what type they are. But then I took the test (several times) and learned a lot about INFJs. Most things fit so perfectly and especially the videos on YT on how to use your strengths as INFJ and what not to do, helped me soooo much. Especially FJs and Wenzes' Videos. I feel like I know myself better now and that I am okay the way I am (but as an INFJ of course want to improve! lol)
Really enjoyed the premiere! Thank you again Frank! It's really been cheering me up these last few Sundays, I appreciate the effort you put in 😊 Congrats on 600K you still deserve many more subs! Also I love it when you're slightly late ..feels like some of the old live streams 😄 and I'm late everywhere so it makes me smile lol
P.S. loved the rich orange pocket square with the colour of your jacket!!
Ayeee bro that was good for learning, I’m a estp and this was really useful for me to understand. Thanks man
Just realised you reached 600k so congrats dude
Frank, your work has become, the perfect trifecta, of, informative, educational, and entertaining. Congratulations! Fun and rewarding, to learn.
Appreciate you highlighting the inferior function. The dominant function is the obvious ones that everyone embraces in themselves, but it's the lower functions that really are where changes can be made when you're aware of them. It's more important to know about Fe inferior, for instance, than Ti dom. It's really hard to confront the inferior function, cognitive looping, nemesis, critic and demon functions when you don't have an awareness to them. MBTI should spur growth, not stagnation.
Spot on!! Personal growth was my motivation -INTJ
Wow, 600,000 subscribers! That's a milestone worth celebrating! 🎉🎊
Let's help get FJ to 1M... Then later beat PewdiePie, the the internet.
Love this kind of videos!! I learn a lot, thank you very much!!
You are smart ! Thanks for this video.
So many reasons why It's important to understand 16 Personalities! Just recently, I introduced my sister to this channel and she took the 16 Personalities test, it turns out she is an ISFJ (I am INFJ). We binge-watched the comedy skits together and really got to understand one another while we laughed, as there was no doubt that the comedy skits precisely represented our personalities. A level of trust and openness that didn't exist before has blessed our relationship since then. I am forever grateful to FJ.
Super great episode!
I already put a thumbs up cause it thought me so much about myself (when you're typed correctly and know the real functions) but also about others and that having empathy is not all, with the functions we get that we are different from other people
Good explanation/discussion FJ👍
Congrats on 600K!!!!
other than the conspiracy theorist angle, I'm very much so a stereotypical INTJ 😂 and I didn't start learning about MBTI until I was 30
Same here, except they’re not conspiracy theories if they’re real ;)
Ha! Some things do make my school years make more sense 😂
I learned that I'm INTJ last week when I took that test and their description was exactly what I feel and think.
@@pervert_kun Welcome to the club!! You’re awesome 😎
@@pervert_kun are you from India???
Anyone remember last year on the Superbowl Frank did a livestream? That was so fun!!! Miss your weekly livestreams Frank!!!
Thank you for saying the thing about introverts!!!
Congrats on 600k!
great video! I'd be really interested to watch a video about how specific personalities do in romantic relationships together! maybe ENFP and ESTJ?
Wow! Many of the points that are discussed here aren't normally spoken about. As much as MBTI can be addictive and could subconsciously limit to act in a specific way, it definitely helps in understanding own's behavioural aspects as well as of the people around. You only witness overall development on a longer run 😁.
Alright! this is great! ❤
MBTI has generally helped me increase my self awareness and give words to facts about myself that I'm aware of but can't accurately express verbally.
I would love to see a 16 personalities taking fortune cookies lol one could have a really bad future and take another one or something 😂
Lol yeah 😂
@@artpotato3743 hey art potato
I once got a fortune cookie saying its gonna be a sunny day it was raining that day💀
@@gulshandiwakar5516 hiii
@@koemi4427 Oof lol 😂
The last section was really actually helpful, I am an INFJ and I'm freaking out about a meeting I'm supposed to drive because I'm not good at talking at length and having to explain stuff to people. It's so stressful for me, but hearing this I'm trying to calm myself down that I'm anxious because of my type and maybe I can do better and it won't be so bad after all...
Great video!
Looking suave FJ in that sweatshirt blazer with the silk handkerchief :)
Personality tests are very inaccurate. The only way to understand your personality is to actually study cognitive functions. I see a lot of people claiming to be INFJ's and INFP's, both of which are extremely rare, especially INFJ which was for some reason the personality with which most users got on the 16 personalities website (357K). People try to explain this by saying that INFJ's are more interested in these tests, which is not true. The truth is that INFJ's and INFP's are the types of personalities that suffer the most mistyping, and the vast majority of people do not even belong to these groups. That is why studying cognitive functions is so important, because in addition to the tests being inaccurate, they deal with heavy stereotypes that come down to just 4 letters, and our personality changes constantly over the months and years.
True
Exactly
Yeah, the questions are so basic and people can't help but give the answers on basis of their idealised assumptions. The test strongly demarcates between the two types of each parameter as if it's not possible to have a balance. Whereas, functions explain such traits. The way letters P and J and T and F are distinguished annoys me the most in that test. I got to know my type only after studying functions otherwise it would just assign me as an INTP or INFP.
I read about cognitive functions and still think I'm an infp, but right because it's so easy to mistype for one, I'm still not sure about it...
And people get so attached to being the stereotype that 16 personalities gives you. Humans are so different and have vastly different experiences. Having the same cognitive function preferences as someone else shouldn't mean that you're the exact same type of person as them. It's the way we process information and make decisions that connects us to our 'type'. You're individual personality is so unique to you that it can't be put in to a box with anyone else so you can't based who you are just on those 16 stereotypes
Gonna say what everyone is thinking... the pocket scarf is adding new layers of expert credibility.
Excellent video!
I think the benefit to typing yourself is to understand your home base - where you feel the most natural or comfortable. That's only the starting point, then you learn how to expand from your core traits from there.
You figure people out eventually without this, you learn how your friends, family and associates are, what to expect and how to deal with them when they get weird or you want to convince them about something. Having a good grasp of these things might speed up the process considerably. That's what I hope, anyways. And knowing my type has already helped some in dealing with my weak points and recurring problems. Instead of feeling weak or stupid about some particular thing that I do, and repeating myself regularly, I might actually be able to quit it if I know what to fix. I can think I'm doing it for one reason, but I'm seeing it's actually something different.
Love the animations!😊
I agree, we have to try to understand ourselves, but then we have to try to understand others. We're all here together, and even though it's hard sometimes, it's necessary. We can't stay stuck in our "tribes." It's taken me decades to finally step out of my comfort zone, and I'm much happier. Still have issues, but don't we all!😂👍✌
Yess exactly! I like MBTI because I get to understand myself better, how my pattern works and see what I can improve. It gives me clarity and validation as to why I do things the way I do, also how I can go up from here.
I also get to see where people coming from if I know their type. I can't identify people just yet but when they tell me my type I can be more understanding and compassionate to them.
-ENFP
Is it normal that I "forced" all my friends to do the personality test, so I know how to act in front of them that they feel comfortable?
(Btw I'm an advocate, haha...)
It helps you be more empathetic with you and everyone else. Like not so Lost and uncomprenhended, more like we understand things in different ways.
I definitely think a lot of people use their type as an excuse. “That’s just who I am I cant change my type” 🤷🏼♀️. That’s so frustrating. I definitely want to undo some of my typical behavior. As an INFP I want to be less sensitive and I want to see others perspectives better. I tend to only focus on myself.
I totally agree. I even feel like part of growing up and maturing is developping your type's weaknesses. I'm an INFP, and my life has improved a lot recently. In reaction to this, I see myself being more social, being more focused on others, managing my emotions better, even though I stay INFP.
I think that maybe a goal to improve ourselves could be to try to become more like the type with opposed function stack. For us INFPs, it would be developping Fe Ni Se Ti, aka taking ENFJs as models.
Working that way would allow a preference to truly be a preference, and not a default setting because we're incapable of being any other way.
There was no ad for me! Mwhaha. But, Frank James, I would sit through an ad for you, my friend.
Also, totally laughed at "This person is still weird." It's true, understanding personality types has helped me to understand that everyone has different functions and reactions to a situation. At the same time, it still doesn't excuse bad behavior.
❤️ “... not every INTJ you meet is gonna fit that stereotype.” 👏 👏 👏 YES & thank you! Sandy INTJ 5w4
I'm an INTJ 6w5 and i pretty much don't fit to some stereotypes, so I started having doubts if I'm really an INTJ.
@@koutaro4776 No worries. We are not all the same. Each uniquely different, even amongst types :). I think the more we grow and mature we can lose some of the stereotypical behaviors. Be you!!
I'm an INFJ and this channel is so comforting. 😌
Thanks FJ
Thank you for being Frank with us.
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Ur hair looks really good in this video!
Announcing that commercial break was a first class move right there.
Glad I view the MBTI healthly, I learn it so I can learn my weaknesses and try to overcome them, it's not easy, but knowing is the first step.
I am really excited for this video to premiere!! just got to wait 4 more hours ^u^
yeehaw here we go! (just 4 hours more)
Hello ,,, Captain 👍
Hi Captain! 😊
Captain just one comment please ❤️
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ISFP here - one test I did classified it as "the artist" and I did another test, got the same type but they classified it as "the adventurer". I used to be quite adventurous, especially as a child when you don't really have the sense of danger. Early adulthood, I did things because I wanted to without thinking much of the consequences, I certainly wasn't the "what if ..?" type. Becoming a parent changed that, "how would it affect....?"