12 Best Jobs For INTP Personality Types

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✅ You need to know these 12 Best Jobs For INTP Personality Types if you want to have a successful career!
In professional contexts, INTP personalities often prefer to work alone, but they can also work well in small teams. Many INTPs look for demanding jobs that let them put their ideas into action. They often seek positions where they can exercise their analytical abilities, tackle challenging issues, and develop concepts and answers.
If you think you are an INTP, dive deeper into your personality, learn what are the most suitable career paths for you and determine how to use this knowledge to live a successful life and achieve personal growth. Here are the 12 Best Jobs For INTP Personality Types.
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0:00 What kind of job does an INTP need?
0:55 - 1. Computer programmer
1:30 - 2. Professor
2:21 - 3. Web developer
3:39 - 4. Business analyst
4:11 - 5. Scientist researcher
4:54 - 6. Economist
5:26 - 7. Lawyer
6:15 - 8. Information security specialist
6:50 - 9. Author
7:31 - 10. Software developer
8:03 - 11. Computer scientist
8:40 - 12. Entrepreneur
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[@PsychologyRefresh]

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[@1josephinelee]

As an INTP, I like science, art, math, Psychology, philosophy, astronomy, archeology.. etc. However, I'm a real estate negotiator.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@ZXDDDDDDDD]

I like those things too :)

[@Nooo9oo]

Am i the only INTP that actullay hates working with computers and doesent know anything about them

[@PsychologyRefresh]

What do you like?

[@medieval4203]

Same here , your not alone by far. There's a good few out there and for a reason.

[@silidusandoy7821]

I am the same here but I want to learn it because I see it's value. Why don't you guys like it.

[@leonardschofield9913]

I can turn on a computer and charge it.

[@doomedbook1020]

You'll probably get bored of IT roles if you're on the computer at home AND at work. Don't forget the detrimental impact on your posture and eyesight. Make sure you're doing some sort of resistance training focused on the posterior chain so you don't end up with a hunchback, anterior pelvic tilt and pressure headaches. Also make sure everything is ergonomically setup for your proportions.

[@insightsee]

1. Computer programer 2. Professor 3. Web developer 4. Business analyst 5. Scientis research 6. Economist 7. Lawyer 8. Information security specialist 9. Author 10. Software developer 11. Computer Scientis 12. Entrepreneur

[@MrSaviour]

am I an INTP if I want to do all of them?

[@xfk5427]

I’m intp and into philosophy but it’s hard to make a living out of it.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@foday529]

Start your own KZbin channel on philosophy, once you start making enough money quit your day job.

[@MoonOvIce]

​@@foday529 That's waaaay easier said than done though!

[@angellt1267]

I am an INTP and have been working in the IT world for more than 20 years. You have hit the nail on the head! Greetings from Spain! :)

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thanks! Are you happy with your career path?

[@CricketRodeo]

I'm an INTP and 41, trying to decide what to do next. I don't have any IT experience or knowledge but the field is very attractive to me. Any advice on how to get started? Sources for learning the basics and where to go from there? I love to devour info and learn what interests me, so I'm expecting my interests to guide me into a suitable niche as I learn.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

@@CricketRodeo Thanks for sharing! Start from learning a particular programming language, on KZbin you can find plenty of free courses. For example here ---> kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpyXkGSsedetsNE

[@CricketRodeo]

@@PsychologyRefresh awesome...thanks so much for taking the time to reply, and also for your great videos! I really appreciate it! :))

[@PsychologyRefresh]

@@CricketRodeo Thank you! The video about unusual hobbies of INTPs is coming today. Hit the notification bell to not miss it, and find out if you are doing any of that.

[@ketirostomashvili6001]

i'm an INTP and i love all kinds of research, consumer behaviour, psychology

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Perfect!

[@PSYTH0RN3]

Same here

[@nelsontragura1441]

yeah but when you get there it is actually meaningless...just trivial greed.

[@jasonwebb71]

Interesting. I'm INTP, and for a few years I worked as a self-employed computer programmer/software developer. I sold my own games, so there was also entrepreneurship involved. Where I came unstuck was having to do my own customer support and replying to comments on software stores. That really sucked the fun out of it for me, and killed my enthusiasm for continuing with my own games. It only took one negative comment in the morning to kill my enthusiasm for the rest of the day. I found that the negative comments demotivated me much more than the positive comments motivated me.

[@cassidytaylor7890]

easily be impacted by others?

[@marcywolover197]

Im INTP and i wanna be animator but im deeply interested in science, especially astronomy

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Which career path will you pursue?

[@marcywolover197]

@@PsychologyRefresh i really dont know but that doesnt matter rn im in middle school

[@PsychologyRefresh]

@@marcywolover197 You have some time to decide then!

[@echouwu6958]

You remind me myself a year ago. I wanted to be an artist and was interested in science, especially astronomy too but now astronomy is my main interest and I want to become an astrophysicist

[@oichilli7309]

You both remind me of me a week ago. I just finished school, doing gap year rn. But I long didnt really know what i wanted to do after school. I was torn apart between game designe, IT and physics. Then I found out that you can studie astronomy at some universitys and finally decided to studie astronomy. Few days ago a found material sience and my futur is undecided again. but atleast i know its one of these two

[@rizalpurnawan3796]

I am an INTP. However, I have taken the wrong path. I became a civil engineer in a contractor company. My job is mostly coordinating with people, and it makes me extremely worn out. At some moment, I felt really depressed. Since 2 years ago, I really want to switch career to becoming a mathematics researcher or lecturer. I really love math. I consider subjects in math as beautiful artworks of great minds. I am a person who always want to explore a logical subject from its basic foundation to its highest development. I feel that engineering disciplines are not deep enough and dull in some sense. I am still trying my best to get into a post-grad program in math so that I could live my dream in the future.

[@zeninmaki1226]

Are you doing great now? I hope everything is fine.

[@rizalpurnawan3796]

@@zeninmaki1226 Everything is -- may be we can say it's -- fine at the moment. I am still preparing for the dream that I want to pursue, in parallel of working at my company to survive in life. I try to observe problems in my current project, and try to present rigorous solutions to the problems of which I could possibly transform them into research papers. I hope these research papers would help me achieve my dream. Thank you very much for your concern on me. I wish the best for you too.

[@jasonwebb71]

I agree. I'm an INTP-T and work as a design engineer. However, I hate the fact that I have to rely on other people to give me information to do my job. I also hate the fact that I have to do things to fit in with somebody else's vision, rather than being able to fully express my own creativity. You would think that the job of a design engineer would be creative and fun for an INTP, but actually there are many people who get in the way of my creativity until all the joy is sucked out of my work.

[@theseeker615]

INTP-T, Computer Programmer. Love the subject but i tend to procrastinate. Im always late with assignments

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@lalachan6486]

I'm INTP and I like to be a comic creator because I want to imagine a lot but my parents doesn't approve to it so I was studying Nursing right now, I choose it as a second choice because there's many things to learn.

[@renabelle3418]

I did your test and it says that im an INTP-T ...but i don't like tech stuff...and this video talks about a lot of computer jobs

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for this comment!

[@vuthiphinhung8943]

I am an INTP and I wanna be an author

[@giulianarodriguezvasquez5700]

Hi, thanks for this video, I really enjoyed this. I want to become a data scientist, I recently finished international business management career, and I don't like it.... However,, during my career, I learned Excel, SQL, Power BI, among other programs on my own and now I am looking for a job as a data analyst. Thanks!

[@tordlindgren2123]

my first one was as a trainer, basically charity work. did that for some 4 ish years. I'm not a good motivator, but a very strict and thorough trainer with a talent for setting up the workout correctly. Basically good with people at age 13 and up. (in short no one was eager to go to my workouts, but it was that one they progressed the fastest by attending) After that i basically had a slew of random temporary positions for the next 14 years. All i wanted was to take my paycheck back home and do my own stuff, but that's not what society at large wanted. nono, they wanted to put young people through a mincer in order to keep people at minimum wages and in a state of forced expenditures to keep the whole generation poor. Now i am a chronically ill and bitter INTP that somehow managed to buy a cheap apartment through clever saving schemes and sheer dumb luck. I guess my mid thirties are gonna be my 'climb to power' arc, heh. I do plan to go into finance as an independent investor once i rack up enough funds, i just need to get rid of the loans i got first.

[@nhatan9450]

I am intp but I am sucks at anything related to math and computer :(

[@PsychologyRefresh]

What are you good at?

[@desireemckenna8844]

I too am an INTP female and am not interested in IT. I prefer a computer for research of whatever I am working on. What I find odd about my personality type is that I work very well with people but prefer to work and be alone. The drama people cause over simple situations drive me insane. Just get to the heart of what the problem that way you know what or who you need to remove. But instead they will go on and on, especially women, about the same problem over and over just complaining. Not once do the think that maybe solving the problem by taking action would cause the contentment in place of what they are complaining about. So, everyone within earshot has to go through it with them too whether they want to or not. Meanwhile nothing gets done but their lipstick getting wearn off by all the talking. Yeah, I like to work alone. LOL 😆

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@doomedbook1020]

I quit working in IT support because you're helping moron's all day long. It's only a matter of time before you wish you had the infinity gauntlet to snap them out of existence. I got myself fired for telling a client it was their fault for causing the problem in the first place.

[@acaciagirl]

Omg yes

[@arpankarmakar16]

Always loved coding as an INTP, now I know what I should be doing.

[@haydenjohnson3657]

Im 22. Im an avionics technician and i enjoy it. I dont know what i am passionate about other than the pursuit of knowledge and skills in hobby areas and being well rounded. Having a hard time figuring out where i would like to go from here. I am considering electrical engineering but im not much of a college type or school in general.

[@ZenZoba]

Interesting. I liked all the INTP Videos you presented. This one wasn’t close to INTP. I would not like any of these jobs. You missed on this one. Scientist, musician, electronics, engineer would have been more fitting choices. Love the videos. Keep them coming.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Good point! Actually, we were talking about an INTP as a scientist ;)

[@jasonwebb71]

As an INTP who works as an electrical engineering designer, I have to disagree with you somewhat. My job actually involves a lot of standards and regulations that have to be adhered to, as well as other people who insist on getting involved in my work. Therefore, I really don't enjoy it at all. The job is actually better suited to somebody who enjoys following strict regulations and checklists, and doing a lot of admin and paperwork. I think what's really lacking for an INTP in my job is the experimentation and research side of things. Being a scientist would probably suit me better.

[@doomedbook1020]

I've been in gardening for the past 5 years (self employed). Love the differing challenges that each job represents and the 1 to 1 with customers. It also pays better here in the UK than most technical jobs that would require a degree. I'm thinking of retraining as an electrician for a salary boost and more reliable income through winter months and bad weather. Due to the increased electrification demands of the economy, I believe this is a perfect choice. Previous jobs include: IT network technician, warehouse operative, welder/fabricator, railway worker, etc. Was training to be an accountant but it was so boring and was surrounded by Muppets who had more sick days than working days. Interests include: psychology, economics, motorcycle mechanics and riding. Teaching myself algebra I despised at school with statistics and python programming for more potential career paths (possibly data science or programming).

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Black.Sabbath]

You're an ISTJ

[@doomedbook1020]

@@Black.Sabbath Would an ISTJ pay income taxes?

[@franklintello9702]

Is funny I found out about this personalities while in my accounting jobs maybe 3 years ago and now with out seeing what careers Intps might light I started to naturally seek out jobs that required more analytical approach more problem solve more individuality and where I can constantly keep or read something new to learn

[@KlaraBIPA]

Just tested and it is INTP... I have been working as a language teacher for foreigners for 3 years. I work freelance. But I am seeking a new target that excites me to work for!

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Great job!

[@QuanTran-xb9zx]

i would've loved to do these jobs full time... but my career, such as it is, thankfully allowed me to dabble and use some of these jobs skills. I work in banking and they pay me a lot to not do much in my head at least because I still do as much work as a whole team of people even working less than half speed. i did automated my work to be fair. it's funny cos it feels like the less i do the more earn each year. being an intp has it rewards when you make up small percentage of population if you know what i mean. been itching to be an author... maybe one day.

[@pan.ic.]

6:50 I thought it would be so, but maybe it will be done when it's twilight

[@KeijoAmbersson]

INTP, work as a mechanical design engineer on a small team. With possibility of usually working half the week from home, unless there is some prototype building etc. going on at factory. Love it.

[@jasonwebb71]

Interesting. I'm an INTP and work as an electrical design engineer. The difference is that I work in a very large company, and hate all the people that insist on getting involved with my work, as well as all the admin created by a large company structure. I seem to do more admin than actual designing, so I don't get much joy from my work at all.

[@karolczarnecki8129]

Im intp and i’m maintenance technican. I live in Poland and work in one of US lean manufacturing corporations. I love repairing things and make it work again. But my N is the weakest so im little bit like istp. Im into IT too. So repairing computers and phones thats my favorite thing.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@rithika5407]

I am an INTP ,I like psychology, astro physics, history, maybe math also.

[@caleighf.sudama-charles9504]

I like psychology too, at first I did it because I wanted to understand and reflect emotions but I'm slowly developing it like skill... very slowly

[@mr.sushi2221]

Makes sense that I want to be a professor

[@elizabethfraser2996]

Not much here for a right brain creative INTP .

[@mksap144]

I am intp i like philosophy astronomy psychology, like to know about life and existence, relaxin music, Ambien music. math and coding is brain pain for me😅 i have chosen digital marketing i don't know it's good or not for me

[@yoyoicecube1144]

I'm currently working as freelance translator, and i did write some books years ago. I'm very comfortable working alone now even though my salary is not fixed. Maybe I should writing again as a side income. ps: i cant believe entrepreneur would be listed because i can't do any business. 😅

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Number704]

INTP, was a BMW mechanic, mechanical engineer now I'm a teacher only because my irritation with my bosses. My irritation with people honestly has turned to hatred in recent years. Have trouble being happy with jobs because of it. This time my boss can't even minimize/maximize a KZbin video for a presentation. "This could have been in an e-mail" is the most common fraise out of my mouth in the past 5 years or so. I don't talk and HR people don't really like that. So quitting this often is killing me.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Ichthyodactyl]

Amen.

[@zino8068]

I've tried web development/programming but currently a day trader.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Great for you!

[@anchi151515]

I see many cases in the comment section here. For me I think I got the wrong job. Cureently working as a manufacturing factory's production mamagement, and it reaaally makes me worn out everytime that I need to deal with so many small stuffs of every aspect of manufacturing. I am very much into something interesting, but forget all the other stuffs. As a Korean I love learninf languages. Learned English myself, and learned Chinese myself and now I am working in China using the language I learned. Like to watch physics, astronomy, and other science related youtube videos. I can agree with someone's comment here, that although I like something, sometimes it is not easy to make money out of it, and make a living with it. Every time my current work stresses me out, I think to myself that I need to quit and find a new job, such as... maybe a math or physics teacher in cram school or electrician.

[@pan.ic.]

4:11 Their minds are able to absorb complex things, but will be disintegrated if other things happen to other thoughts (Thinking of another concept at one time)

[@pan.ic.]

😂

[@MoeMyatSanYUE-vd4wz]

hello guys, how can I know whether I want to be a business analyst or whether I can reach my potential by doing this job?

[@kingzingo1784]

I'm an INTP and I want to be a boxer

[@liumeijing6851]

INTP 5w4 here. Any career advice? I'm going to be 30 next year but I can't find the job I'm passionate about

[@arvyarvy4242]

I can't seem to find the right career for me I'm currently studying for a physiotherapist degree but wn I'm in the clinic I hate I actually can't stop yawning when working with patients. I'm scared to dropout for a second time .the first time I dropped out was due to circumstances beyond my control even if I didn't enjoy it then. I went back and picked it up again but this time its worst and I hate it.but I know my parents will be devastatingly disappointed if I dropout of the degree program.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

What are your interests?

[@arvyarvy4242]

@@PsychologyRefresh that's the thing they are all over the place but have a theme of crafting and making beautiful things. So I'm thinking to take successive short courses in business management so I can know how to monetize all the diff interests and create a viable business. Why short courses because frankly 2 semesters is how long I can sustain Interests for in any schooling thing. I'm very quick at learning hand things e.g I can learn how to and make a professional quality wedding cake in 2weeks . Same goes for making natural cosmetics and interior designing etc . Problem is at this point my family is so invested in me getting that degree that if I don't I risk losing them. And just thinking of going to classes fills me with so much boredom I literally lose all energy I have talk less of study or do projects.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

@@arvyarvy4242 Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@TheFirstManticore]

This might be good for a younger person, but I'm a dinosaur INTP. Maybe I could write; I certainly could translate, preferably in writing, but I do well in real time also.

[@coys24]

I’m an INTP who loves mathematics, but I really don’t know how to make a living out of my passion. Maybe I will find a maths-related job like computer programming. What do you think? Is there even a “mathematician” job?

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Data analysis!

[@coys24]

@@PsychologyRefresh Hmmm, sounds great!

[@mariateresamondragon5850]

There is, of course, always becoming a professor. Look into applied mathematics as there are usually more industry jobs for people with that background. There is also the possibility of becoming an actuary or a statistician in general. Finally, having a background and understanding of higher math is useful in a lot of other sciences. There can also be a lot of crossover. I originally studied to be a geologist but ended up as a professor of math and engineering.

[@maeiou5549]

Accountant

[@AutumnRainWish]

I'm an INTP and I have wanted to become every single computer related jobs you mentioned along with Lawyer and Entrepreneurs 😂 Btw, I'm a Data Analyst who can code also develop websites/apps.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@Black.Sabbath]

Solicitor! 6:03 3:45 Is this the same as business consultant?

[@boiofmemes1283]

I am an intp who has great memory, knows languages pretty well, but sucks at math and any computer science.. what could i do as a job?

[@Hllee6428]

No.9 Author? You could write books in different languages😅

[@vitoriamachado6860]

I am a INTP and I want to be doctor and researcher.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

How old are you?

[@Yooh_The_Pooh]

I am an INTP used to like computer and stuff but sadly didn't get the chance to study anything similar , i went for chemical engineering nd now i am looking for a job dunno if this field would suit me tbh

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Interesting!

[@sidhkon8543]

As intp. I know my good and bad aspects. But I'm in cyber security field

[@uniquezeful2458]

You regretting that field then?

[@AyashiCYang]

Im unsure about my mbti i think that im intp at the same time nop i wanna be doctor yet im still teen so its okay

[@PsychologyRefresh]

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[@gyaldentamang4985]

Lol, I am an INTP and an Economist.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Perfect!

[@trism3gistus]

Same here! I also have studied maths and love computers.

[@nimzi4479]

I am an intp and my dream job is professional card counter.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Why this job?

[@nimzi4479]

@@PsychologyRefreshcard counting is a math based skill that helps a player win blackjack and casinos pay the winners.

[@PsychologyRefresh]

@@nimzi4479 Okay!

[@trism3gistus]

So... It seems i'm not the only INTP card counter in town.

[@DerMichael]

I thought about that more than once, too. Kind of like a backup plan. I also like to think that I might be able to beat sports betting using arbitrage betting or something like that, but I don't like the idea of making money only because other people lose money. I want to create value, too.

[@glanponogafikaljunkie]

I'm an INTP an am a serial entrepreneur

[@PsychologyRefresh]

What is your business?

[@SaloniGupta-si2ky]

I am intp , hate computers , hate siting for a long , doing samething again & again piss me off, i have passed school . And really confused what to pursue as my career

[@Nesh.mp3]

Consider the trades maybe? Electrician is a viable option

[@pirateluffy01]

Can we become doctor?

[@arlene8938]

Am intp but i like to be a doctor

[@pirateluffy01]

What are you doing now ? Please guide me 😅

[@nelsontragura1441]

Sees an ROG Predator laptop -- must be INTP web developer.

[@kabanos4123]

guys, there are those who work as a technologist cnc programmer?

[@jaegerPicker]

Lol I'm an INTP and I've had 8 of these jobs.

[@world_still_spins]

Ok so which INTP jobs don't require degrees, and don't require a computer?

[@foday529]

How come mechanical engineering wasn't picked?

[@CosmicMetallMusic9919]

I like sleep and playing old videogames

[@Vitoco410]

Yup, Lawyer and researcher, constantly* challenging and constant satisfaction 😎

[@boiofmemes1283]

I'm an intp who's bad at math and does not know much about computers (Just the basic stuff yk), but i have a wonderful Memory, i could read 10 Pages of a law book (example) and memorize them in like 5 minutes; people usually told me that i could be a wonderful lawyer because of my skills in debates and analysis, could law be a good career for me? Even tho i'm an intp? (I made the mbti test 3 times and everytime intp came out)

[@ardaxy]

I absolutely HATE these type of jobs i wanna do like real estate or sell cars be an entrepeneur and stuff

[@ChuuMoon777]

Can INTP make good airline pilots?

[@yosiaseptiindriasih311]

Aku INTP tapi malah kuliah jurusan keguruan😌

[@Nicolaukk]

idk, they all sound boring to me

[@PsychologyRefresh]

What sounds interesting?

[@coys24]

@@PsychologyRefresh if you look at his name, you can see that he’s passionate about music😂

[@user-qx6nn4ui1w]

fuck it i will be an entrepreneur in sillicon valley

[@phlobotonum3170]

Any INTP doctors here?

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Are you one?

[@phlobotonum3170]

@@PsychologyRefresh Well no :) But Im choosing a medical career. Needed an actual doctor that's an INTP to tell me if it's the right fit

[@tunnelman5756]

@@phlobotonum3170 I'm a strong INTP, still in college but through personal self reflection i switched paths away from pre med and towards graduate psychology work as I feel it fits my dispositions better and I wouldnt enjoy being so restricted and methodical working within the medical model as a psychiatrist. So I chose to pursue graduate neuroscience instead for more creative freedom, choice in which projects I want to pursue, and strong creative intelligence being the focus rather than deliberate methodical application of a strict model.

[@phlobotonum3170]

@@tunnelman5756 How do you get out of that self reflection phase? Like I've been stuck in it for years. And yeah I agree with what you said 'restricted and methodical' but do you think it's a decision you'll regret after a while? Taking Neuroscience? I can't trust my head or my heart when it comes to what I truly want to do in life. So I'm still doubting about taking medicine when it's one of the few things I find interesting.

[@tunnelman5756]

@@phlobotonum3170 reflecting on my career has been a constant process since hs. I went from compsci to pre med because I felt like clinical work would be much more full filling and meaningful to me, but comparing the work required for pre med to the ideal work for my personality and passion I found being a researcher and psychological practitioner would be both full filling, helpful to the world, and something I'm passionate about. If you are passionate about medicine above all other careers then I would probably try to stick with it. Although being a doctor is methodical and somewhat restrictive you will thrive if you maintain your passion and you will be able to let your creative side show in a lot of ways. Finally, I chose neuroscience because I identified my passions more specifically as a curiousity towards the essence of things (philosophy) and the complexity of the human mind (psychology) and wanted to bridge the gap between neural states and well-being/mood. This was specific to me and you must introspect to find what is specific to you. Try many things, research career paths on your own and trust the process. This took years for me but I now feel confident in my decision. Give it some time and best of luck to you

[@Btt741]

Literally anything except customer service 😖

[@gungnir3926]

intp that is a primitivist and not pro a matrix computer future for humanity and sees it as sinful. hmmm

[@PsychologyRefresh]

Thank you for bringing up your perspective!

[@IAravisI]

I'm an INTP and i wanna be a lawyer soo bad This video is a yes for me🤍 . . . Edit: Everything was fine until i continued the video and saw that an INTP can be an Author!! I'm flying in the sky right now, those are my dream jobs for real!! I love working by myself only, and i love to be the boss of myself This video is really relatable for me