I know this doesn’t have much to do with this video in particular, but I have watched a couple of your videos, and I understand your reasoning for choosing a slow-paced life and not enjoying seeing miserable people who are stuck in the trap and feeling the sense of hopelessness. I think everyone is entitled to their own journey, meaning their own pace when discovering their purpose and passion on earth. I know this might come off wrong, but I swear I'm not trying to push this on anyone. I encourage people to try reading the Quran. It can be in your own language, but I genuinely believe this book can help guide you to what you’re looking for. It’s basically a guidebook to life, which is why I’m saying it’s not only Muslims who read it. For example, it explains the consequences of consuming alcohol on our mind, body, and soul. Your video on quitting listening music is a prime example of what the Quran says about how the frequencies we hear can really affect our minds. If you want to look into this more, please check it on UA-cam. I really wish the best for you and prosperity in your life. I’ll be looking forward to your journey to success!
Feeling comfortable in your own skin and realizing you enjoy your own company are both really freeing and empowering achievements. Good for you! For the MBTI test, I've taken it many times over the years in the languages I speak and I always get INFP lol I guess there's no doubt I'm a mediator haha
thanks for sharing your thoughts on mbti and experiences! i really relate to your experience in the first year of university haha, since i also struggled to make new friends as an INFP, but have started to accept that i can enjoy my own company or with a small group of close friends who i respect and care about deeply, rather than forcing myself to interact with a large group of people. i'm glad you were able to get some insight into understanding parts of who you are through the mbti, and look forward to more videos from you!
It gives me goosebumps that after you talked about your career choice last time I wanted to ask if you had taken the MBTI test or not. But I reminded myself not to give unsolicited advice to people (it could be my bad habit if I do it excessively) so I didn't ask. I am an INFJ-T (was -A before). It was actually a relief to me when I found out.
i'm actually an extrovert but it still depends on whom i'm with. when I'm with my close ones i feel good sharing things with them. all i wanna say to you is never forget to smile everyday because everyday is a new beginning of our life! we just need to enjoy the beautiful things from it. just in case if nobody have told you that " You are such an amazing person, thanks for existing " always stay happy and safe!
I'm an ISTP-A and can relate to the whole pretending-to-be-an-extrovert part. A person once told me - "It's hard being an introvert in an extroverts world." That made me, as someone whose family is filled with extroverts, feel really good. I've known my personality type since a year back and It's truly interesting to see the traits that differ you from other people and the choices they make. My ESTJ mom has been teaching me to drive the past weeks and always keeps telling me to slow down and take it chill to plan the route while I'm the type to figure it out along the way and go with the flow due to my prospecting trait ahaha
Hi, I think you should do more in-depth research on MBTI. It's not just about the letters, and it's not really accurate if you take the test on 16Personalities. That test is more aligned with the Big Five personality traits, to be honest. Also, the "-A/T" doesn't mean anything significant, so don't bother with it. I'm an ISTJ and have been in the community for almost a year now. There are a lot of stereotypes about us SJs (ISTJ, ISFJ, ESFJ, and ESTJ), but they're generally false, so don't let them get to you. Instead of focusing on stereotypes, you should start with understanding cognitive functions, as they are the core of MBTI theory. For example, ISTJs lead with Introverted Sensing (Si) and support it with Extraverted Thinking (Te). Learning about these can provide a much clearer picture of personality types. Just be cautious of stereotypes even within cognitive functions, as misconceptions can still persist there. -Fellow ISTJ
INFJ-T here.👋🏻😊 I believe that identifying our personalities would be very helpful because this can be used to guide us on our personal matters. Additionally, identifying our personalities; at least every year, could let us know if there was improvement in us through our journey in different fields. Because last year in January; if I'm not mistaken, I was an INTP-T and then last March I took a test again and I am now an INFJ-T. To be honest I really think my personality improve this last school year and I agree with my MBTI test result. Btw, He looks so bright🤭 and his laugh is so genuine haha, you look good when you smile sir. Also, you look even more happy. Keep up!😉✊🏻
Of course, the MBTI test isn't going to give you your whole personality, since it's just a tip of the iceberg of your personality. The biggest risk I see in those tests is that you get too dependent on your personality and try to act like it because the test said you normally act like this and those personality types do that etc.. It gives you a basic overview in which direction your personality goes, but never the full picture in and of itself. I can imagine many people being extroverts thinking they are introverts because they don't do the things this test says extroverts do and vice versa. So I wouldn't really trust the compatibility of two different personalities since it comes down to the actual person you are talking with if you are compatible or not. But, as I already said, the MBTI test gives you a direction. If you get typed as an XXXX, and you think "Wow, this description of the personality really is something I see myself in" then you you are what the test says. And with that information, you can realize things about yourself you don't like, or things about yourself you like a lot. So in the end, it's actually whether or not you think you are the personality the test gave you, and if not, then you are not that personality type, because every person changes it's behaviour in different kinds of situations and only you know yourself the best.
Day 7: my dad taught me how to drive a motorcycle today. It was so fun. I will have another lesson with him tomorrow i am so exited to drive around my village .
I know this doesn’t have much to do with this video in particular, but I have watched a couple of your videos, and I understand your reasoning for choosing a slow-paced life and not enjoying seeing miserable people who are stuck in the trap and feeling the sense of hopelessness. I think everyone is entitled to their own journey, meaning their own pace when discovering their purpose and passion on earth. I know this might come off wrong, but I swear I'm not trying to push this on anyone. I encourage people to try reading the Quran. It can be in your own language, but I genuinely believe this book can help guide you to what you’re looking for. It’s basically a guidebook to life, which is why I’m saying it’s not only Muslims who read it. For example, it explains the consequences of consuming alcohol on our mind, body, and soul. Your video on quitting listening music is a prime example of what the Quran says about how the frequencies we hear can really affect our minds. If you want to look into this more, please check it on UA-cam. I really wish the best for you and prosperity in your life. I’ll be looking forward to your journey to success!
Feeling comfortable in your own skin and realizing you enjoy your own company are both really freeing and empowering achievements. Good for you! For the MBTI test, I've taken it many times over the years in the languages I speak and I always get INFP lol I guess there's no doubt I'm a mediator haha
I'm an INTJ-t but I hate how socially anxious I am
thanks for sharing your thoughts on mbti and experiences! i really relate to your experience in the first year of university haha, since i also struggled to make new friends as an INFP, but have started to accept that i can enjoy my own company or with a small group of close friends who i respect and care about deeply, rather than forcing myself to interact with a large group of people. i'm glad you were able to get some insight into understanding parts of who you are through the mbti, and look forward to more videos from you!
It gives me goosebumps that after you talked about your career choice last time I wanted to ask if you had taken the MBTI test or not. But I reminded myself not to give unsolicited advice to people (it could be my bad habit if I do it excessively) so I didn't ask. I am an INFJ-T (was -A before). It was actually a relief to me when I found out.
Im a self -diagnosed WDWC type ie whisky drinking wise-cracking 😊
I like how no one in the comments is an Extrovert 😅🤭 Great video, buddy! I’m an INFJ
i'm actually an extrovert but it still depends on whom i'm with. when I'm with my close ones i feel good sharing things with them. all i wanna say to you is never forget to smile everyday because everyday is a new beginning of our life! we just need to enjoy the beautiful things from it. just in case if nobody have told you that
" You are such an amazing person, thanks for existing " always stay happy and safe!
I'm an ISTP-A and can relate to the whole pretending-to-be-an-extrovert part. A person once told me - "It's hard being an introvert in an extroverts world." That made me, as someone whose family is filled with extroverts, feel really good.
I've known my personality type since a year back and It's truly interesting to see the traits that differ you from other people and the choices they make.
My ESTJ mom has been teaching me to drive the past weeks and always keeps telling me to slow down and take it chill to plan the route while I'm the type to figure it out along the way and go with the flow due to my prospecting trait ahaha
Hi,
I think you should do more in-depth research on MBTI. It's not just about the letters, and it's not really accurate if you take the test on 16Personalities. That test is more aligned with the Big Five personality traits, to be honest. Also, the "-A/T" doesn't mean anything significant, so don't bother with it. I'm an ISTJ and have been in the community for almost a year now.
There are a lot of stereotypes about us SJs (ISTJ, ISFJ, ESFJ, and ESTJ), but they're generally false, so don't let them get to you. Instead of focusing on stereotypes, you should start with understanding cognitive functions, as they are the core of MBTI theory. For example, ISTJs lead with Introverted Sensing (Si) and support it with Extraverted Thinking (Te). Learning about these can provide a much clearer picture of personality types.
Just be cautious of stereotypes even within cognitive functions, as misconceptions can still persist there.
-Fellow ISTJ
INFJ-T here.👋🏻😊
I believe that identifying our personalities would be very helpful because this can be used to guide us on our personal matters. Additionally, identifying our personalities; at least every year, could let us know if there was improvement in us through our journey in different fields. Because last year in January; if I'm not mistaken, I was an INTP-T and then last March I took a test again and I am now an INFJ-T. To be honest I really think my personality improve this last school year and I agree with my MBTI test result.
Btw, He looks so bright🤭 and his laugh is so genuine haha, you look good when you smile sir. Also, you look even more happy. Keep up!😉✊🏻
Thank you for leaving a comment as always！I enjoy reading your comment as well as your reply to other people's comments.
@@NaoyafromJapan250 😅 Thank you, I was just so comfortable sharing my thoughts here, hehe~
Of course, the MBTI test isn't going to give you your whole personality, since it's just a tip of the iceberg of your personality. The biggest risk I see in those tests is that you get too dependent on your personality and try to act like it because the test said you normally act like this and those personality types do that etc.. It gives you a basic overview in which direction your personality goes, but never the full picture in and of itself. I can imagine many people being extroverts thinking they are introverts because they don't do the things this test says extroverts do and vice versa. So I wouldn't really trust the compatibility of two different personalities since it comes down to the actual person you are talking with if you are compatible or not.
But, as I already said, the MBTI test gives you a direction. If you get typed as an XXXX, and you think "Wow, this description of the personality really is something I see myself in" then you you are what the test says. And with that information, you can realize things about yourself you don't like, or things about yourself you like a lot.
So in the end, it's actually whether or not you think you are the personality the test gave you, and if not, then you are not that personality type, because every person changes it's behaviour in different kinds of situations and only you know yourself the best.
Day 7: my dad taught me how to drive a motorcycle today. It was so fun. I will have another lesson with him tomorrow i am so exited to drive around my village .