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I honestly have so much respect for that. Most of my writing has had so much planning that I probably know the ending before I've started writing. I'm working on your style of writing but it definitely feels difficult to just let go of the planning part as a INTJ.

@thatmbtiguy yeah, I get that. one of my best friends is also my coauthor (currently in the process of typing her, but likely an ISFJ) and she really helps me to just slow down and at least get a vague series of small scenes/events I want to write out. ironically, she helps produce a lot of the ideas to plan out and I'll connect the dots between them, linking them up into a nice flowing timeline that's somewhat structured but still loose enough for me to be flexible with. she's also a wonderful soundboard for my off the wall shit 😂 she kinda tempers it down into more digestible ideas, giving it back to me to connect within the massive web of other ideas lol

@@inspi_123 That's a really cool idea - getting a coauthor of the opposite type - I could definitely see the benefit an ESFP could bring me with just getting the words down and writing interactions and dialogue etc. Helping ISFJs bring out their creativity is a challenging but wonderful thing to experience. Yeah, the grounding ideas part makes sense but the generating ideas that you then help link is something I hadn't really considered (my Ni is now linking this concept to personality development in general). Btw your typing sounds about right, your friend definitely sounds like an IxxJ with the whole condensing ideas part.

@ thank you! it truly is a wonderful experience for us both, it's never boring 😂 and I appreciate your opinion on the typing. as I said, I'm still narrowing it down, but it does seem that ISFJ is the likeliest fit for her.

ENTP 5w4 here as well it is interesting how easily i am able to agree to any logical point even if it supports a stance that goes against my previous position, then I have to go into this deep analysis of pure logic on which opinion is more closer to the truth. This is just my observation but for u if u made up an opinion on something does it change easily if at all perhaps because ni can at times stick to one thing.

I really, really appreciate this comment, it's so on point and insightful. All of the points you make I practically am nodding my head to as I read it. You're totally right about the wavelength thing and them instinctually agreeing with logical validity is something that I hadn't considered but would definetly help in distinguishing them. The cynical fun is spot on as well. I suppose a lot of the negative ways of telling it's an INTJ get harder with them maturing, but there are still the positive traits to look out for, for example an INTJ using their Se successfully will likely look different to an ESFP because it has such a solid grounding in Ni - it's honestly an incredible sight to see. Yep, I can throw ideas and concepts into the conversation and these types just roll with it. You're totally right about the mic! I've had a few people mention it in the past, but this comment has motivated me to try and figure out how to sort the audio. Thanks!

If I truly formed a belief with Fi, no that wouldn't change easily. However, in a debate I am also able to argue the opposite side. With Ni, yes we stick to one thing, but that one thing can be that we have multiple angles on the same thing. Let's take a simple example: "are cats better than dogs". An INTJ could argue for cats or dogs, but would realistically probably hold the Ni that both have their pros and cons and neither was objectively better - this would be hard to get them to change. They likely would have an Fi preference for one which would be better - also hard to change. Because we have pros and cons for both, we can easily just list the pros from one and cons from another for the sake of argument.

@thatmbtiguy i see i was interested to understand ni logic because it stems first from a perceiving function then can have a sort of empirical finished result (te) maybe

@@osmanclan4510 The annoying but realistic answer is probably that it's all interconnected - functions don't really work on their own (although sometimes one function is used HEAVILY). Not sure exactly what's being said here, but Ni does have the potential to be incredibly abstract and removed from reality if it doesn't have the Se experience to back it up.

Glad you felt it was accurate!

That's exactly how I started my channel! Over a hundred videos later and I'm still making content about my MBTI interest 😅

I'm an INTJ 5w6 btw (I'm not confident enough about guessing other people's Enneagream though)

INTJ, though not a mistype, as many of the "INTJ"s are.

first video I've seen from you, and I like it 😂 ENTP 8w7 here! agree with the reasons for your judgement, though I'd put ENTP in A tier simply because of how many of us are mistyped.

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the sub!

Yeah, I'd say ENFPs and ENTPs are probably both the most "introverted" of the extroverts because their extroversion doesn't really depend on going into the outside world - you can explore ideas and possibilities with Ne from the comfort of your own home.

Haha definitely breaking the ENFP stereotypes about being obsessed with INTJs, so I guess that's one way you're unique 😅. Interesting points you raised about individuality, it's like these Fi types are almost restricted by their need for the freedom to be different. Yeah, varying degrees of maturity can be found in any type, it makes sense that you wouldn't get on with some of the more immature ones.

@@ElodieN_INTJ_Typology_InsightsYeah, sometimes the year time frame can be a bit much. Sounds like you're keeping your one resolution pretty well though!

Thanks for letting me know, yeah you're exactly right. I've thought about doing something along those lines so I'll probably go for it soon. As always, I really appreciate getting feedback and suggestions, so this is super helpful.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate people letting me know they've enjoyed my videos! I'd love to hear any suggestions from you (if you have any)

You should do 16 personalities interacting with each other!

Okay so Te needs to feel useful and productive - they actively enjoy the process of making money partially shows that they are valuable at effective at whatever they are doing (e.g. a high salary shows they are an important employee/boss). They also enjoy the system as it is objective and an external way of measuring people's value. Ti would say that money is not an accurate way to measure someone's worth, whereas Te would say it's still a useful system. Basically, as an INFJ you have Te blind so may not have even realised that people get enjoyment from the process of making money for the sake of making money. Thanks for watching and commenting! Let me know if there's anything else you want answered or you want me to go into this deeper or clear anything up.

Yeah, I would say for an INTJ, what matters most is how close we come to reaching our own version of success, whatever that might be. Sometimes this might look like conventional success (e.g. if they want lots of money for whatever reason), but other times it might be completing a plan they have made.

Thank you! Let me know if there's anything else you want me to give a go at explaining

Yeah there's so many to choose from with INTJs. The self-improvement part is huge because INTJs can work on other skills they're bad at because of it. Honestly I probably could have done a whole video about Ni alone given how many things it can do. I tried to cover a range of functions in the vid (e.g. Fe blind to social etiquette, Te leadership etc.) but you're right - it would've been at least an hour if I said everything I could think of, and there'd still be things I'd miss.

@@thatmbtiguy Yes, doing a whole video about Ni, is very interesting & challenging to do (I did it, but I will redo it) - I bet you will do it one day. I think only INTJ INFJ can do that. Once I wrote, we could almost write a book about Ni. But I think INTJ we can do this video in 20~30 minutes.

I totally agree - it's so incredible exploring Ni! Seems like a great opportunity to do some kind of collab, if you're interested. I've never done one before but it would be cool to try it out. My email is askthatmbtiguy@gmail.com, so if you wanted to discuss it outside of the comments section, send me an email.

I'm two weeks late, the irony Thanks, it's great that it lines up with what you've seen!

Wow, that's a really interesting way to look at it - the INFJ being selfish by wanting people to like them. Yeah I can see the lack of generally sticking up for yourself coming all out in one go being a thing. I don't think you meant to, but you touched upon the INFJs having problems saying "yes" to everything which is so true. I know if I asked an INFJ for a favour they probably would agree to help me out immediately, even if they can't manage to do it, so I have to be extra careful to make sure they definitely want to and can help. Yup journaling makes sense. Figuring out your own feelings isn't a thing that comes naturally to INFJs, but figuring out other people's feelings does, which is kind of crazy when you think about it. Maybe the detachment and separation involved in writing and then later reading the journal allows for an INFJ to analyse the emotions as though it were another person? Ah yeah, as an INTJ I can relate to the question and find myself asking it to INFJs a lot. Part of me is tempted to try and guilt trip INFJs into subscribing and supporting the channel, but nah, only do that if you actually, genuinely want to.

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Humour is subjective. To make the claim that an action is objectively funny is therefore wrong.

@@GeraldPetersonOfOxford I didn't make the claim that it was objectively funny, although, yes, it was implied. Have you considered that perhaps it would be guaranteed to be hilarious for me if we managed to get a debate comments section on the video going due to the purely the irony of it, if nothing else. Therefore, the requirement for some degree of hilarity occuring will have been met.

​@@thatmbtiguyHow can you make the claim that it "would" be hilarious even for you. What if the topics of the debate end up getting too serious or negatively impacting your channel somehow. Since, despite you being INTJ and possibly thinking you have the ability to predict the future with Ni, I doubt you could know with such a degree of certainty to say such a thing.

@@GeraldPetersonOfOxford You seem to be targeting common and colloquial use of the English language as you're main points here. If someone said "that would be nice", would you claim that they cannot make that statement at all? At that point, we may as well not have the world "would" as no one would ever be able to use it. Your second point I like though, the topics of debate could go a way I don't want it to go, although currently it seems to be on trivial things (though still very entertaining). What about the potential for hilarity to come from my naivety of asking for a debate and getting one, just not the one I asked for. That in and of itself is humour. Alternatively, you yourself may find it hilarious that I managed to bring that upon myself. Cool that you brought MBTI into this, but it really only added to your first point, which I've already argued against in the first paragraph of this comment.

Yeah, whenever I'm doing a staring contest or whatever, it can freak people out how good I am and how intense I can do it, when in reality I'm probably just working on some Ni connections or planning ahead or just generally zoned out. Sometimes it does seem to be to protect our emotions, with our blank stare sort of thing, but it does just seem like a lot of it is just us analysing on our heads (or it might be from that look when someone disrupts you when you're in the middle of a really intense Ni train of thought).

Ahh thank you! I suppose I probably lack of lot of the Se stuff involved to get more views and likes. It probably will also take a while for my content to end up reaching more people. But yeah, thank you again!

Yeah it just makes everything so much easier to articulate - I often find myself thinking it terms of functions then having to translate it back

Yeah INFJs often mask themselves for people-pleasing but deep down have another side they don't share usually

Thanks! Glad my experience resonated with you.

Thank you, I appreciate this so much. Let me know if you have any suggestions for things you want me to try or want any other songs (could do a cognitive functions one, or a specific type, for example)

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Yeah ENFJs getting satisfaction out of helping others out felt like it fit

Ahhh you guys have such an amazing vibe. Whenever there's an ENFP it usually means whatever's happening is going to be way more fun. Also, you do it by just being your awesome selves!

I'd say INTJs are like ISTPs is probably the direction to go for. We see them being so proficient with Se that we wanna emulate that. Also they're so intelligent that we end up using our Te to try and catch up with them. ISTPs don't really have as much they need to directly learn from how INTJs act, other than possibly wanting to work on their Ni.

Glad you found it accurate! What's more impressive with the ENFP is how they were able to keep their job for that long. Makes sense that the INTJ and ENTJ were similar, though I hadn't considered it may be due to the INTJ Fi child feeling superior, rather than Te dom hyper-confidence in their ability.

Hi, thanks! Drop me an email at askthatmbtiguy@gmail.com and we can discuss it some more.

Thanks! I'm glad you found it funny. I could just picture the INFJs attempts at subtlety failing and decided to go for it.

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Yeah my inner ENTP being sad that no one wants to debate anymore 😅. I feel like I'm starting to figure out how to give each of the characters a bit more personality (ironic, I know), so it's cool you thought they were well played. Won't lie, I've thought about doing the INTJ's approach many times before.

Ah yeah I'm not good enough at sensory stuff for that. I did think about doing the Wolf of Wall Street method but I always think they might just have another pen, which would be a bit awkward. Impressive! I've tried that before but it usually ends up getting lost or leaking. Seems like Ni dom determination meets their Si inferior struggle to stick to one thing. Thanks! Getting feedback on vids is super helpful.

Definitely both serious and fun - very Ni/Ne.

@@nerd3618 Took me way too long to realise not everyone takes the feedback as positively as INTJs 😅

Yeah ENFPs make no sense, yet always seem to not make sense in the best possible way.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video and found it accurate, and that left me a comment. Did you happen to also write this comment whilst watching the video btw 😃

​@@thatmbtiguyPossibly...

Yeah ESTJs can be different in how they act. A huge factor affecting how someone's MBTI type comes off is their maturity. One thing to consider here when typing people is the context you know them from. It seems like a lot of people will naturally type their father as ESTJ due to them often seen them from a rules-oriented perspective but maybe not seeing the other aspects of their life as much. Of course ESTJ/ISTJ being so common in general for males is also another cause for this. Personally, I find it interesting that you know two ESTJs so closely related to you, a fascinating dynamic.

As always, I'm appreciative of getting feedback I can work upon but in this case I'm a little confused as to the reason behind this suggestion, some clarification would be super helpful here. Generally though, I'm aiming to constantly improve the quality of my content and, rather than focusing on optimal ways to gain views, gradually build up a stronger connection to the MBTI community. Therefore, I'm not necessarily focusing too much on view count as my primary focus.

@@thatmbtiguyI mean incorporate Gen z memes into your videos. It'll make it a lot more interesting Lol. Goofy sound effect and stuff. You know.

@@creator-ss7ks Hey thank you so much for clearing that up. Yeah, already I'm thinking of ways I could incorporate this concept into some of my content. Super helpful!