16 Personalities - Most Creative (ranking)

[@saawysorenson4585]

"I think that people should be judged by how much they create, rather than their potential..." me an intp: uh oh...

[@krizcruz3]

Same lol even as an INFP

[@farrex0]

Well we can also count potential on the algorithm, but it should detract from the value, so it should go like this.... Creative value = (How much you create) ÷ (Potential).

[@nah_.]

@@farrex0 wait why should it detract?

[@farrex0]

@@nah_. Because if you have the potential to be creative and you don't, it is even worse than not having any potential in the first place. And also just to troll to make the Se polar (INxPs) feel even worse by their lack of results... sincerely, just a trolling ENTP.

[@izumimidoriya284]

ya i started sweating a bit....i do create a lot but if you were to also see how many creative ideas i have but then DONT ACTUALLY DO IT...>_> well

[@adriannafurtado6809]

Lol something INFPs can win at for once

[@coralinejones994]

😄

[@MarkandMarie]

lol right? We'd probably win more if we cared more about winning. lololol

[@Kokola-qh9wp]

And everyone else too apparently lol

[@Kokola-qh9wp]

I wish I could stop being INFP :/

[@Indykitty1]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😙🥰

[@DexM47]

I'm late... and getting tired of doing this: 0:14 ISFJ 1:03 ESTJ 2:04 INFP 3:08 ISTP 4:03 ESTP 4:54 ISTJ 5:41 INTP 6:33 INFJ 7:18 ENFJ 8:08 ESFJ 8:55 ENTJ 10:11 ISFP 11:20 INTJ 12:07 ESFP 12:47 ENFP 13:21 ENTP

[@Birb_Is_The_Word]

Thnx for your effort.

[@raven-kn6lv]

Your comment should be at the top

[@pegahm4239]

On behalf of all Intjs, I thank you

[@james12erby43]

INFJ right here!

[@loveyourself6094]

Thank you from an estp😌

[@Trasea]

INFP here - I imagine and create so much I'm not sure I even exist in this reality.

[@ella4754]

same tho :)

[@l.av.h7812]

Same feeling for me and im an INTP

[@oceanicmartian]

classic infp ♡︎

[@eri14train]

Same... Same

[@farrex0]

What do you mean by "this reality"?

[@imalosthuman824]

Me an INTP: *thinks of many things* Also me: *doesn't do anything*

[@bullymaguire2061]

I think it's about finding something you enjoy? I mean I like video games and have wanted to make them and I have.

[@user-xe3xo4iz7e]

Same but I'm INFP :)

[@xeanluxcrille6847]

Hello comrade! Which project shall we procrastinate on today? 😂

[@mipaleditx]

Same and I'm INFJ

[@bullymaguire2061]

@@user-xe3xo4iz7e I fluctuate between both

[@andytheindividual3862]

My best friend has always told me "Andy, you could sit in a room with a rock, and make an entire story out of it". (Infp)

[@andeeanko7079]

Same here! And I'm an INFP and an Andee as well.

[@adriannafurtado6809]

Same here lol 😂

[@BK-wb9oq]

Lol I (an INFP) have actually written a 5 chapter story about rocks....

[@wildchicken679]

@@BK-wb9oq Interesting do share -“intp”

[@mlandry491]

wait... doesn't everyone do things like that?

[@lucjawawrzyniak]

As an INFP, I clicked on this immediately, knowing I'll be praised.

[@sakura5sango6]

I knew it YET I asked myself: "me?? Highly likely? Why, I doubt it" LOL

[@lizziehammond2276]

Honestly me too LOL

[@shinryujinanswermycalls6648]

Same🤣🤣

[@zthehuman7051]

Lmao same

[@aysenurozdemir2500]

*it’s like a reward*

[@n.d.7931]

This guy is hands down one of the most eloquent, erudite, intellectual dudes on KZbin. Sometimes it feels like I'm participating in a lecture when watching these vids, and I gotta grab a notebook or something..

[@lovewho]

Resisting the urge to respond to this comment with a really slang-ridden low brow response... also thank you very much! ~ Nathan

[@attheranch873]

So true

[@kaeyasasscheeks1832]

Agreed!

[@SimoneEppler]

Can confirm that there are creative Isfjs. I'm great at drawing, graphic design and writing. BUT: I can see that we're in the unlikely category, because compared to others we often don't create for the sake of creation but rather to achieve more practical things (like, I write for my business blog to get customers/followers). Also: I keep a lot of my artwork private.

[@knganthonyii2320]

Subjective

[@ashmototherapy]

ISTP. We get creative in our assassinations. Sometimes a basic kill just isn't enough.

[@jzixjndmxox9]

hahaha

[@stevedavenport1202]

Quite true.

[@kiwieagle23]

Can confirm. - ISTP

[@ttajja]

my ISTP friend say about it all the time, and also fighting skills, using weapons, etc

[@jasimcg.6527]

Isfp ha ha love it bring it on

[@thepanthar]

basically every type that had Ne or Ni as their dom is gonna be on the top.

[@reeve8640]

Nu Te N Me

[@angels5449]

Fi and Ti dom Infp and Intp :)

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Nope

[@candletabletop154]

i don't get why people equate Ni as being equal to Ne in terms of creative potential, it's just not realistic tbh

[@reeve8640]

@@candletabletop154 Ni is paired with an extroverted function either Fe or Te, which are both pretty damn good at getting external information. So while Ni isn’t able to see more than one possibility, the extraverted function has already processed the most concrete information. Ne is paired with introverted functions making them more prone to failure as if the information gathered isnt up to par with reality or it doesn’t gather the proper elaborations I see both as pretty equal in terms of potential. Again the ego is a hallucination so thoughts in general are just some bullshit tbh.

[@NaryHayas]

ENTP here We aren't creative and have no interests * giggles evily from within *

[@KuboF]

Let's debate! (INTJ)

[@NaryHayas]

On what

[@Shrimp-cx8it]

*another ENTP has entered the chat*

[@NaryHayas]

@@Shrimp-cx8it this INTJ don't wanna debate.. Wanna take it over from him?

[@Shrimp-cx8it]

k then well where do i start UHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@Bacondude513]

Entp here, im a sound designer for musicals, math major, racecar builder, and useless for anything i dont want to do

[@grayolsen8769]

My ex is an ENTP and he’s the same way. Incredibly creative and efficient at the subjects he enjoys.... not so much with anything else. It’s definitely a different kind of creativity than say, my kind of creativity (INFJ here) but I still appreciate it :p

[@lovewho]

Amazing! ~ Nathan

[@JstJaybeingJay]

Physics, music, bikes and cars and anything doesn't interest me is useless.

[@rouky123456]

I'm business creative ! Improving procedures and ways to do everywhere I go. Then change job when I'm bored 😂 I've been (just to mentioned a few)... logistics coodinator, wedding MC, barista, photographer, accounting clerk, HR coordinator, assitant baker (yeah making cookies is fun), now I'm bar manager and I keep changing wines and cocktails list hahaha But ENTP we get bored very quickly and I wish it wasn't that way. I feel we develop a crazy range of skills but never reach any specific career goals 😅 Or maybe it's just me 😜

[@patrickardagh-walter6609]

Physics, TTRPG design, worldbuilding, piano, violin and on a good day coding. Agreed, if I don't enjoy a thing it will slow to a crawl.

[@perspicace]

INTJ here. I paint, write, and can read music and play. I cannot write my own music or paint without a specific source to "copy." My writing is purely creative, but I think it's because I approach it from a problem solving perspective. Finding connections and following logical outcomes is so satisfying.

[@Chronomatrix]

I can relate. Our creativity is a product of our understanding, like figuring out a formula/algorithm. I don't think we're purely creative but sometimes it may look like it, because others are not aware of the previous deep analysis on the subject. Personally, I envy people that can seemingly create things out of nowhere, but even they are unconsciously following a pattern that can be dismantled.

[@count9548]

You really like using si for an intj

[@perspicace]

@@count9548 thanks.

[@perspicace]

@@Chronomatrix I know what you mean. I really enjoy figuring things out. I think that's why I like music and painting. You have to be aware of so many things to make it work.

[@count9548]

@@perspicace I’m saying I don’t think you’re an intj

[@aaronkravitz9530]

I’m an ENTP: interests include business, history, music, politics, art, sports, psychology, astronomy, literature, evolution, and complexity theory

[@phoenix5054]

ENTP here: interests include business, economics, politics, technology, investing, food, physics, psychology, sociology, music, video games, animes, film, internet culture, philosophy, mathematics, and architecture

[@ZabavaThePower]

No idea what "complexity theory" is, but sounds freaking exciting - ENTP

[@johnathanarvelo9657]

Yoo samee, minus the business part lol

[@atarahchomah1463]

Add theology ( Love love!), languages..especially ancient languages, Archeology.

[@krumuvecis]

yet another ENTP here with many interests, including: sorry, i started counting them and got carried away, gonna finish this list in some near future, maybe

[@adamelkestawi1466]

I'm an ENTP: It took me 7 years to complete an undergrad degree because I kept changing my major: science, kinesiology, drama, journalism, and finally completed it in psychology with a minor in philosophy. I won two spoken word poetry slams, was a tenor in choir, briefly did voice acting, wrote and directed a documentary. I just completed a masters in counselling psychology, and I hope to start a podcast one day. I love to read 3-5 books at the same time, and love to write and do mindful meditation as a way of therapy. Creativity is the source of all my gifts and curses.

[@parthshah5584]

My view of ENTPs has turned upside down in about 20 min -INFP

[@adwitiyapaul2831]

I read this comment and wanted to sum up my own life and interests but god if it isn't tiring to sum it all up, there's so much I was always interested in dancing and singing, and my relation many fields in art. I read so much that I had to be physically pulled away from books, and I gave myself myopia. I learnt a form of Indian classical music and to play the harmonium, a form of Indian classical dance for 2 years and earned a junior diploma, and art for 5 years and earned a senior diploma. English wasn't my parents' first language, but I wanted that fact about me indiscernible. I picked up writing essays, stories, and poems pretty soon. And to nobody's surprise, I excelled in debates. Wasn't a big fan of sports in the beginning to I stuck to Chess in P.E., and even participated competitively. By high school I discovered football (or soccer, as you Americans call it). All in all, my entire school life was a plethora of winning dance, singing, drawing and painting, chess, football, essay, poem, extempore, debate, and other competitions, performing twice a year at a major festival in my city with a citywide audience, and somehow still topping class. I think I even won a radio jockey competition two years in a row. Because I like learning new things, I struggled with the last two years of high school a lot. I was in a junior college that focusses only on college entrance tests. With the pandemic, no extra curriculars to participate in, and the difficulty in studies amped up to a 50 (for reference, I studied less than an hour a week at home until 10th grade. Listening to class was enough. I study 4-6 hours a day now, and that is only because I cannot push myself for more), I lost interest very soon, to the point where I neglected classes for 2 years and only started studying again this year, but because I'm so late and I didn't attend classes either, things are more difficult for me than they ought to be. Regardless, because I like learning new things constantly, I made a whole new life for myself online in the pandemic. I discovered I was queer and became interested in horror, internet mysteries, and most surprising of all, gaming. I learnt the guitar shortly before I was forced to stop and focus on my studies. I learnt the theory for western music and dance. I could essentially fit in with any group of people and start talking like I was home, with how much ground I was covering. I was picking up on all sorts of things big and small, and the variance showed and still shows on my KZbin feed. We don't have the option of picking majors in my country, only to pick from a set of pre defined combination of majors. Since my college wasn't going to help with my desire to learn something new, I figured I'll have to do it myself. So I have a plan set out to learn of content creation, to be able to perfect my skills in my pre existing interests, to maybe start a KZbin channel because it seems to be the solution to my varied interests, to write a book, to compose songs, to choreograph and to just learn new things. Now that I did sketch it out, I realise why I didn't want to start in the first place. And I have an exam tomorrow, laziness and procrastination will be the end of me

[@cloudboysmusic5223]

Me an INTJ, Stick to the one that pays the most money so you have more time & less stress once you land the job to do the other sh1t

[@exams-rp8vm]

me too

[@timriddle1401]

I’ve been at it for 36 years. I wish I could do it in 7.

[@m.gordochristiankyle8098]

INTP here, and I think Ne really sets the mark for creativity. It allows you to expand by exploring through different things, connecting things that seem they don't connect. I think Dominant or Auxiliary Ne users would believe that "Everything is connected as long as it exists, whether it is in the physical world, or the abstract world, and our thoughts themselves are able to create spots to obtain a better idea about it."

[@noname8354]

ENTP here, 100% agree. I think that's one of the reason why I'm so drawn to biology. Everything connects in a very precise, beautiful way. Ne is also good for bullshitting stuff. Especially for being forced to compare several very different things

[@l.av.h7812]

@@noname8354 INTP here and I agree

[@stevedavenport1202]

Am always amazed at how high Ne users came come up with SO many amazing ideas.

[@thatonekaeyamain6725]

Intp here agreed

[@kairemeriniit]

@@thatonekaeyamain6725 Sorry but most creative people I meet are Ni's... Ne's I know are mostly J's and they practice too much instead of going out for new.

[@GrishaGetos]

Nathan highkey simps for ENTP's and I love it.

[@AnEloquentQuill]

A low-key turn on for this ENTP. ~chuckles~

[@dumbledalfthewizard9486]

Bro Nathan is an entp

[@kiwieagle23]

@@dumbledalfthewizard9486 Isn't he an INTP?

[@dumbledalfthewizard9486]

@@kiwieagle23 he thinks he is but he's way too fidgety for that. And he's got too much Fe. He always tries to justify everything to keep people's feelings intact in this balancing kind of way (Fe child) and lacks the solidness of an intp.

[@AnEloquentQuill]

Nah, Nathan is an INTP, see his Things That Annoy An INTP vid.

[@GhostofJung]

"Let's be nice to the one ESFP who's watching." Dead

[@lovewho]

Couldn't resist saying that ~ Nathan

[@devilslabbert5629]

I felt that one

[@gabrielleamherst1992]

Oh dang! I’m late with watching it and came to comments to write the same thing. GOLD!

[@orangecalamari1906]

I was that one ESFP watching... felt that 😭✊

[@johnnymidnight2982]

They were taking a break from extreme skydiving.

[@iamfirelust]

INTP female, I thought you were spot on for me. I taught myself how to sew so I could create my own backpacking equipment for my exact requirements. From specific fabrics to pattern drafting, I learned everything I could for the end result, not the journey.

[@bluejade88x]

Same

[@l.av.h7812]

Same

[@lovewho]

Love this comment (and the two responses below it) ~ Nathan

[@switchgear1379]

WHERE THE TIMESTAMPS AT ????*frustrated self entitled noises*

[@NumberFivezer]

I am shocked by your analysis on ISTPs. Everything you said is absolutely spot on. Everytime someone would call me creative I knew that it wasn't really true, I felt like I had tricked them into thinking I'm creative. It feels like you exposed some kind of secret.

[@barbarajloriordan2697]

ENTP I cannot exist without writing, every single day. In writing I combine understanding, interpretation, self expression, and self transformation. In my teens I experienced a “writing block” simply because I had not yet discovered the concepts I wanted to use. So I painted all the time. But the real point is that I can see anything as an opportunity for creativity, if I just look. I think though that in many ways others are way more creative than I am. For example, with my inferior SI and demon SE, I do not manage physical space very easily. I may be able to think, paint, understand, and write, but I am not sure if I could grow a garden or even plan the architecture of a building. There’s a myth about ENTP that we can’t focus. I can focus like anything. The problem is that I get so focused on one thing that I can let everything else hang for quite a while.

[@yejikim3481]

Same here, ENTP and has been writing since I was a kid, I would always come up with ideas and write them down on a notebook and I'd always have multiple projects that I'm working on at once lol. I deff agree we're the most creative type. One of my closest friend and my mum are ISFJs and they think I'm some strange crazy idea machine or smthng

[@alexbarcovsky4319]

ENTP here, got distracted while reading this

[@anderpanders6210]

I think with us ENTPs it's not as much as we can't focus but that we don't have a lot of control at what we focus on. Personally I find most abstract things really interesting and have at it until it's no longer interesting and then I move on to the next thing.

[@hippopotomonstrosesquipped8362]

When's your book coming out I'm a nosey bitch :)

[@lovewho]

Love it! I too have witnessed ENTPs focus intensely on many occasions so it can indeed happen ~ Nathan

[@blueirys]

As an ENTP I'm interested in anything, so, for example, I can accidentally read an article about Spain and seconds later I will know everything about this country, from medieval times to now, but at the same time I would be hating history and not even minutes later I will be researching how to make brain transplantation real so yeah

[@jaimeking3342]

Yes!!

[@ZacharyT94]

Not surprised to see ENTPs shoot right to the top, our Ne+Ti can do so much when harnessed properly.

[@7Bobby7]

we are *Gods*

[@metal89man]

We're creative in procrastination.

[@JstJaybeingJay]

How do you harnesses it?

[@TheElenaNumb]

ENFP . i can create creative solutions while everyone is seeking traditional ways around an issue. also i write poetry. i write a lot. and I love to paint

[@LuxoDeh]

ENTP here Well, yeah, I study engineering, which is very logical and science focused, but can also be very creative in the problem solving area. Though, I also have many artistic interests, like drawing, writing, inventing stories and many humanistic fields, like visual arts and literature. So yeah, I think it is possible to say that I can have a very high range of crestivity

[@elainekan4209]

"Let's be nice to the one ESFP who's watching" LMAOOO underrated best line in this entire video

[@nxxpluto1191]

As an ENTP my interests are all over the place lol, growing up I have always been considered rather "artsy", because well, I’ve pretty much been creating art in different mediums my entire life. But these days most of my friends just consider me a walking encyclopedia because of the many subjects I have had interest in at a certain point (politics, history, philosophy, programming, quantum physics, psychology, mythology, religion and even the occult lmao)

[@autismo4029]

Same, exactly same. -xNTP

[@ENTPhilosopher]

Same bro I’m a walking encyclopedia I’ll throughout the day be spewing facts and annoying everyone with well “did you know that”

[@MarkandMarie]

I am an INFP married to an ESFP. ESFP version of "experiencing life" - Jumping off a cliff in one of those flying squirle suits. INFP version of "expereincing life" - Backpacking/(electric)biking Asia and Europe. In our personal relationship my husband (ESFP) is much more likely to do reckless things, like exploring a dark cavern or abandoned building, but doesn't respond well to enacting change in his life. He could live in the same city, in the same house and work at the same job his whole life. Whereas I need to move like once every year at least, always need to go new places and expereince travelling or culture or food or language.

[@saimalishahid1406]

That's interesting

[@Lacter12]

it's funny cuz i have seen a comment about the exact opposite

[@_InsertName_]

I've a friend who's INFP and damnn, he's creative as hell. His imagination is at whole another level and he writes fantasy stories from a very young age.

[@seniorfreedom2904]

When I saw the title. I know INFP will be at the top. - INFJ

[@sakura5sango6]

Great, now I'm blushing! 🤷🏼‍♀️😓 xD

[@naominao8161]

Thank you I feel like I'm being praised even tho not really. Also my cousin is an INFP too she knows me too well that she knows I have depression and social anxiety even tho I've been hiding that. Just because of her I gained so many respect to INFJs lmao idk why

[@Elle_55]

Same...my infp friends are super creatives- INFJ

[@Siansonea]

"Finally, a ranking that ISFP, 'The Artist' will do well at." Eighth place out of sixteen. Welp, at least we're not dead last this time.

[@Siansonea]

@H. J. oh, it's fine. ISFP doesn't need a lot of external validation. I think that's one reason we're often overlooked, because we sort of shun the spotlight.

[@slash6686]

@@Siansonea as an isfp in a new movie 3D animation artschool, i can tell you that most intuitives are more creative than me and that shows up especially during the writing courses where i tend to attach strong personal experiences, meaning and symbolism to stories while nfps for exemple seem to easily play with the whole idea. And this is very frustrating because i feel like i learn to execute the art plan way faster than most intuitives, i had one of the best grades yet on technical works, isfps will compensate their lack of Ne with experience, go getting opportunity and more effort at work, could even swim into the thumbtack river to reach their goal while i feel like some enfp in my school are wasting their potential by being slackers. I really thanks nathan to put isfp in the likely tier because i have a very hard time to project myself as a good (creative) animator into this counterintuitively more intuitive dominant workplace...

[@yuishizu2]

@@slash6686 yeah, as an ISFP, I also agree with the Likely (vs Highly Likely) tier. I feel like I'm very limited in synthesizing new ideas in a creative sense. It's refreshing to be viewed and understood in a balanced and realistic way, without having that stereotype placed on us as being among the most creative types.

[@imhaley1099]

I am an ISFJ and I would honestly have to agree. Creativity isn't really my strong suit

[@imhaley1099]

@Kiahran Adams that's very nice of you to say, thank you :)

[@mizukari]

Me too inferior Ne😭

[@natnuss98]

As an ENFP studying to become an art teacher I feel well represented.

[@ella4754]

Oo cool, im infp and i also wanna be an art teacher. may i ask how you are going about doing that?? thanks!!

[@tyty2fun]

I also know another ENFP who are an art teacher. Lmao love it xD.

[@natnuss98]

@@ella4754 Well our arts department at uni is a bit of chaos but it's really fun! I had to hand in a portfolio with about 20 things I drew and than I got accepted. We only have about 50 students a semester so that's comfortable (my uni overall has 40.000 students). It's really all out creative liberty and a bit of art history/technical background.

[@artbykuhoo]

one of my closest grad school friends is a fellow ENFP and an art teacher lol!

[@Dracocetus]

I'm an INTP with an art teacher degree. I stopped being an art teacher after a while because I had to follow rules that made the art classes pointless to the students... (I guess that's an INTP thing) The school I worked at wasn't really good thought!

[@PKMNFan4664]

1:57 My grandmother was an ESTJ and she was an artist, although she didn't make art regularly (mostly paintings, though some drawings too here and there) until after she retired, which she did in 1993 from schoolteaching. I think ESTJs actually have a lot of potential of being creative in a way that can involve the arts when they aren't busy and want to find hobbies that make them feel satisfied. And about 12:48, her sister is an ESFP who was an art teacher and has made numerous excellent paintings herself.

[@AnariEvans]

This is beautiful My best friends are all the types at the top of this list, and I'm an INTJ The INFPs are artists, designers, actors and musicians The INFJs are all amazing singers and one of them has such a creativity when adapting lyrics The INTP are my lil' crazy chaotic brainies, in arts and science (art, music, psychology...) The only ENTP I have now, she is AMAZING, dude, how can you have so great ideas??? Love her And the other INTJs I know, are all artists and singers I myself am a singer, but I also like and do musical production, languages (I'm a polyglot), translation, and I started doing voice acting, which I love so much! Translating for subbing and dubbing forced me to figure out another kind of creativity IT'S NOT EASY

[@AnariEvans]

Lol I forgot my ENFP friends (not so close friends tho) Artists, singers, musicians One of them is writing some books, other wants to make movies

[@sage6185]

I think INTPs are highly creative.....we just use our creativity for different things as you said, in solving problems and puzzles.....it actually depends on each individual's perspective as to how he/she define creativity.....I thinks us intps our more into critical and analytical thinking while keeping their ends open....

[@itsclear9689]

Being INFJ,..my creative concoctions are usually so damned abstract nobody understands them but me!! The common response is " WTF "??

[@spring7643]

Is it like modern art?

[@luthierisbestboy8177]

Do you make abstract connections?

[@misslavender77]

Infj here, we should talk some time lol

[@Kitsu_Worm]

INTP, INTJ, ENTP: Hm... quite familar...

[@youweird6625]

INFJ mind is very abstract to the point they can't put in words due to their dominant iNtuitions (same to INTJ's since only these types have dominant iNtuitions) basically they're very complicated and weird too. To explain it further, INFJ's can guess of what's going to happen next or even the future very well just by observing people (but ofc they're not always right, they just always assume things and guess a lot since they younger). As I being one of them, we like to categorize people by knowing their traits and this when I'm able to create an image of a specific person in my head perfectly on how they will feel, mood, react to certain things, etc. I hope this make sense.

[@MBTimes]

It's funny because I worked with an ISFJ artist who was able to bring the comic that I as an INFP wrote to life, before she would base her drawings off of life experience and things she was familiar with, and is still aiming for being more of an artist starting her own webcomic etc, however, one of the problems she had with me is I wanted to take ideas further and further, which also I think went out of her comfort zone while I wanted to explore.

[@ainspains3485]

Asked for an ENTP’s interests, and you shall receive: - anything that isn’t boring - dark humour, sarcasm and memes - psychological science behind fear and genetic imprint in its involvement What I don’t like: - boring stuff - history (except ancient and mythology)

[@MyReligionIs2DoGood]

@Jada Isaacs ... and here is the second time (except for ancient and mythology). :)

[@f.p1758]

I'm wondering how ur comments isn't a chuck of words How did you do tt

[@suncrystalLove]

INTJ here. I've actually created a YT channel, something I thought I'd NEVER do !!!

[@neddardle461]

its a creative channel! :)

[@cryyuni]

Same 😂😂

[@ivram9965]

Intp are super creative not in an “express ur feeling or mood kind of way”. Intp art is super logical not emotional. Think of matrix ( intp ) vs lord of the ring ( infp )

[@noormk1943]

YES

[@tessmiles217]

Ya as an entp I have serious problems. I have a notebook for: poetry, ideas (on psychology, businesses, stories), inspiration, plans, analysis of failed plans, analysis of moods and influences, horse anatomy and ideas for training them, languages (Zulu, Spanish and Italian), writing different books, film ideas and painting development journal ...it goes on. That’s just the notebooks and after I’ve tried to narrow it down. I hate how pro specialization soc brings us up to be when I feel deeply passionate about many subjects and have spent years experimenting with mediums and languages. Thank you, warm regards, dig your channel.

[@adamelkestawi1466]

I feel you Tess. As a fellow ENTP I know exactly what you mean. At some point I just accepted the fact that I am a generator of ideas but not the implementer of those ideas. I am too curious about everything. I am a proud generalist, and not a specialist, even though I envy specialist in many ways, I always have to reassure myself of who I am. I heard someone once say that ENTPs are the ultimate generalist, which I thought was a pretty cool title to give us. That is why I try to keep it simple in my mind. I just completed a masters in counselling psychology, which is what my profession would be. However, I still need a platform to play with ideas, so I want to potentially start a podcast one day. Good luck Tess I am sure we will both find our way :)

[@The_Everythingman]

Hey ENTP here and the place I strive is EVERYWHERE!

[@SchultzDorinda]

That is so true - also an ENTP

[@ZacharyT94]

ENTPs, we are the definition of the saying "Jack of all trades, master of none"

[@rafaeterna1081]

cry in intp

[@shirou9069]

Our lack of interests however bites us in the arse XD (ENTP)

[@sherleenvania3118]

@@ZacharyT94 And that creates massive issues further on along the line. I can personally attest to this. :")

[@darth3266]

ENTP here. Tbh I just come up with things. I have a new thing that interests around every two weeks and usually that comes from an idea I had for something, which leads to me reading Wikipedia pages about it. I like chemistry, physics, languages, astronomy, art, debates, graphic design, politics, animals, anime, music and a lot of other stuff, but it’s all surface knowledge. I’d like to become like DaVinci, that’d be wicked.

[@MerlinBonnieandme]

Hello from possibly the only ESFP here 👋🏼😁. I do consider myself to be creative, but usually for practical things. I can see the difference between myself and my ENTP son who simply oozes imagination and interesting ideas. Love these videos, informative and fun!

[@Raptor577]

I'm ENTP and mostly apply creativity in software engineering, graphic design, user experience, and omelets (whenever I feel like it). I draw my inspiration from history, psychology, natural sciences and mathematics. I feel that an area that I'd like to explore would be music, but currently don't have the energy to put in the work to study and exercise it. My heart warmed up when you mentioned Leo da Vinci, Ben Franklin and Dick Feynman, and I remembered my purpose in life.

[@grisvolonte]

I think ISFPs should be at the top :) there are so many isfp artists etc. they’re really creative. Nice video!! 🤗

[@audreyhowler]

ISTPs are creative in as much as they're resourceful, I think. Desperation is the true mother of invention, as they say. In the arts-n-crafts world, I'm definitely much more craftsy than artsy. Very crafty 🖤

[@DreamQuillRose]

@Audrey Howler True! I'm an INTP writing a story about an ISTP character who is faced with a problem for which there are no traditional, time-tested solutions already in place. So yes, he is desperate, and yes, he's responded to the crisis by getting creative. Your comment is spot-on! :)

[@scone1025]

I am an ISTP and i agree with the craftiness over artistry. I enjoy crafting, but i don't really feel like I'm creating; I'm re-creating something someone else did. I can easily draw/paint something i can see, but if i were to attempt to draw/paint something from my imagination i cant even put a mark down on paper. The only time my real creative juices start flowing is when there is a problem to solve and i can Macgyver a solution.

[@ein_aaron-3031]

@@scone1025My approach on art (istp) is very crafty, in a way that I usually take an idea that already exists, and try to twist/improve the original idea in order to make it more interesting. I do think istps are highly creative, because in my opinion creativity isn't a magical idea juice that certain people have in their brain since the day they were born, but rather the ability to work with already existing concepts and applying learned skills to create something "new". The combining of multiple existing concepts is what your imagination actually does when it creates something new. But maybe that's just how my istp brain works.

[@lavolpe8525]

@@ein_aaron-3031 I did that when I was asked to write a lover letter once, god knows its difficult to come up with the type of writing famous love letters are known for but I found when looking up "good" love letters and poems and other such forms of writing you can map and create a system for producing that sort of writing. Identify the type of language being used, the key points being made, ways in which would be most effectively conveyed and induce the highest emotional impact and then add in the infinite variety of insider knowledge/bond with the recipient and then by finding similar ways of conveying from what was used as a source to make it an actual personal love letter and not a sleezy plagiarism.

[@ein_aaron-3031]

@@lavolpe8525 exactly! That's the same way I learn stuff. When I draw something I always look up reference material from other artists and deconstruct what makes their drawing look good. Then I apply that knowledge to my own next drawing and combining it with what I've already learned from other artists in the past. Of course I also have to know the theory aspects too, by watching tutorials etc. But that usually really drains a lot of nerve nd energy from me, since finding out about these things first hand by myself would be a lot more fun and I'd be able to remember the info that way easier too. (btw. congrats on that love letter. I can only imagine how painfull for a fellow istp it must be having to write something cheesy as that xD)

[@wannabehuman]

I’m an artistic intp. I find that my creativity manifests very weirdly and sporadically. Most of my art comes from emotions, which doesn’t seem like a very intp thing, but I’m not a robot and my Ti and lower Fe are kinda obvious. I also find myself drawing to show a scene, as opposed to showing an emotional state. I do find my style to be quite different from infps, though. My style can be cartoony or realistic or abstract, but my “sub-styles” seem to follow patterns/“rules”. I like to write sonnets because it’s the emotionality of poetry and self-expression, while also fitting it into a set of constraints, like a puzzle. My infp friend just pukes out words. I dunno. Brains are weird.

[@jakubkuberski448]

As an ENTP my interests are: - Languages (both theory and learning foreign ones) - History - Collecting military stuff - Drawing - Story-writing - Memes - Anime - IT - Games - Electronics - Sightseeing - Travelling Only a couple though

[@IndigoBellyDance]

As a ENFP w/good friendships of infj’s I think both r highly creative it’s more about getting our stuff together and letting the world see our creativity. Infj’s tend to hole up in the cave exploring. While ENFP’s we just have a hard time focusing:)

[@spring7643]

So true

[@andreareid6928]

This was really interesting, I'm an INFJ and my partner is an INTP. We both write songs together and our differing creativity combines really effectively to creating a far better song than if either of us approached it alone. I feel that INTPs often get shoved in this 'smart person/problem solver' box and many people forget how valuable their problem solving skills can be to their creativity.

[@spring7643]

That sounds amazing wish I had a songwriting partner

[@TomeRodrigo]

I am very creative ENFJ..always been..literally sickly creative for many many years..

[@svenskbonbon]

INFP here! I think I’m kind of creative but extremely lazy. So I’m not creative at all. 😆

[@StormKillzone]

So you're just demotivated lol. Doesn't mean the creativity isn't there.

[@la-esmeralda]

Same here😅

[@toon2u1]

Creativity is in the mind, in the imagination. - A mild curiosity (& quite often) complete befuddlement in the world outside my own. Therefore, little interest showcasing anything.

[@bluelotusnefertoum2144]

Love & Makeup@ INFPs are very creative in getting out of hard work.

[@soulchaeyoung]

@@bluelotusnefertoum2144 FACTS 😩👏

[@jaredberensen4329]

Esfj can be very creative people focused so holiday decorations, weddings, and interior design are really strong for them.

[@pingz2454]

Swap ESTJ with ENTJ and it's perfect for me!

[@josephoshaughnessy7124]

Yea ESTJ is way way to high. How is Te more creative than Fe or any function except Si

[@cratcliff8820]

@@josephoshaughnessy7124 I really think it depends on your definition of creativity. I’m an ENTJ and I’m creative with problem solving. But not in the sense of artistry.

[@MsMuffin96]

ENTP here. First of all,thanks for the ego boost. Secondly,I’ve been a theatre practitioner for abt 8 years now and other than acting,I’ve also dabbled in many creative hobbies such as Drawing,Painting,Graphic Design,Web Design,Writing & Photography but I also find myself being super enthusiastic in subjects such as Math,Microeconomics, Statistics,Marketing and Psychology. I was actually pursuing Animation when I graduated from secondary school but I left the course because I kind of lost interest. I pursued a BA in Psychology but I’m now trying to pursue a career in Marketing. I’ve been involved in a few Marketing projects and I think Marketing has allowed me to express my creativity but at the same time challenged me to do research,analyse data,problem solving and coming up viable solutions.I also realised through these projects that I am capable to lead and manage a group. Interesting how life turns out.

[@ARNO8265373]

I actually know some really creative ISFJs in my life one of my ISFJ friend is an amazing video editor, another is an interior designer, other ISFJs I know are musicians and my ISFJ family members are amazing at crafting, music and art. I’m an INFJ and I would say I’ve learned a lot from my ISFJ friends and family members in terms of creativity.

[@arshiagoshtasbi1872]

how can you be an ENTP and not be confused about what you want to learn?

[@myszekmyszek]

and about the multiple lives you wanna live. hm

[@renalazuardi3512]

OMG yes

[@krumuvecis]

simple - just learn everything. problem solved

[@myszekmyszek]

@@krumuvecis you hardly can learn one thing on a satisfying level, not to speak about 'everything'. Socrates comes handy

[@pinkrey4277]

right. i cant decide what major i want and have an ever growing eclectic list in my notes: linguistics, psychology, criminal justice, philosophy, political science. but i’m sticking with computer science as my default as its the most practical and i actually enjoy it. and i’m decent at it (plus hella money mwaha)

[@emmadaily8052]

Congrats, INFP!! Y’all are definitely very creative

[@gurokitterd657]

I’m ENTP and I play trombone (classical, but adores jazz). Also bought a baroque trombone and a violin recently. I don’t have a favorite genre in music in general, but the weirder, the better. Making stuff is mostly my passion if one would say, and I close to never use instruction manuals, like ever. I sow, draw, paint, sculpt, knit, crochet, act, write, compose, dance, and I will discuss anything with you for hours if you get me started. When I make things I also see this picture in my head of what I will make, and if it takes too long, it won’t be finished...

[@emmadaily8052]

As an INFJ, I was very surprised to get very likely, even though I know I come up with tons of ideas all the time and I do follow them through

[@Sunny-lu9un]

Yeah, ISTJ here. I'm actually a pretty professional musician, and write most my stuff on my own. However, in my studies and jobs? I never break formulas nor create, I completely stick to ground formula in things I don't have complete control over. I find a lot of high SI users tend to have an important outlet for their NE such as music or art.

[@MandaShell]

I am INFJ and I dabble in alot of crafts, I paint, and especially I write poetry and direct acting/choreograph, so I think you are right. My creative outlets are either about expressing feelings about connections and/or directly developing communication.

[@jin_tsuki]

ISFP here. I would say I'm creative in some aspects and I agree with what you said. My main form of artistic expression is dance, although I can't say I'm very good at it. I enjoy it though. I've tried to play instruments in the past but always got bored by them so I don't fit that specific stereotype. But I do love listening to music a lot and creating movement for it in my head.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

ISFJ s can be extremely creative. It depends on the person

[@lovewho]

I agree, anyone can be creative ~ Nathan

[@Jfunkey]

INFP here. I am always coming up with ideas but it takes a bit for me to get some leverage on my procrastination or self doubt, but once I do it flies. Minecraft builds are easy so it's a good creative outlet that my procrastination doesn't balk at. I played with a lot of LEGO as a kid so I bet that's where I make that connection with the game. Nice time waster and very fulfilling for me. IRL I like working with my hands from time to time and I enjoy building computers. It's an absolute JOY to me! So yes I'd say that I'm creative once I figure out how something works and get the motivation to move towards manifestation of an idea.

[@handreieiacasa]

My areas of interests as an ENTP: geography&history music music theory playing music phyolosphy math physics ok everything

[@bhanukhanal1299]

This is why Infjs love entps 😂 so much good conversations with entps. I am infj, my dad is entp

[@nataliek878]

As an ISFP, I agree with where you put us :) I would title myself as a "half-creative." It's not my life pursuit nor would I want it to be. However, I do enjoy writing, painting, drawing, etc. from time to time. I think if I was given the opportunity to talk about anything I wanted, I'd talk about the layout of my room because it's things like aesthetics and design that I put my pride in. I hate my type for that reason. I don't think I go "in depth" with things as much as I would like to (I mean the conceptual world as opposed to the physical world.) I admire the NF's most for that reason.

[@spring7643]

I am an INFJ and I'm also passionate about my room. It's one of the most sensory type of things I enjoy, but it's really fun to draw out floor plans and room designs. I'm super interested in minimalism, like how it works for me and not the cookie cutter version. I like to make inventory lists of everything I own to see what I value most and what I want to donate. Aesthetics are so important especially now since many of us are spending more time indoors.

[@RootedandtheWingedBook]

Although I agree ISTJs are unlikely to be creative, when they do choose to do so (normally because it's a tradition in the family), they are actually VERY good at it. Their Si enables them to remember sensory details and deconstruct and rearrange them using Te in a very logical yet still creative fashion. Here's a few channels I believe to be ISTJs: ModerndayJames kzbin.info/www/bejne/nmnbkId5ob2orq8 Devin Elle Kurtz kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIHYnZqQmJiopMk

[@popkhorne5372]

I disagree, i think you are underestimating INTP's. True, creation has to serve a goal to some extent for us, but its just that we invent so much constantly in our heads that i dont think we take a backseat to infp's. They might be better at putting their feelings into their creation, but we are exeptionnally good at making our creations numerous annd incredibly complex if we want to, and we find reward in making a very complex set of ideas work together, and reach a coherent state. For example i am very much into writing stories, and where an infp might have an easier time writing what they want to write, there is just so much stuff to build for me. From worldbuilding, to the overall structure of the plot, to characters and their motives, little details that might play a massive role later on, foreshadowing (my favorite thing to do, and quite difficult to pull off). The whole challenge is to make the reader gasp and then look in awe at plot twists, only for them to realize later on that this was just a very coherent turn of events, and that it had been set up from the beginning. And of course while there is a goal for creation, most of my creative abilities are wasted as i forget about my many ideas. I swear, at least once a week i get a constant stream of ideas, ridiculous or not as i am trying to fall asleep. One of the reasons i have permanent dark circles around my eyes.

[@venetiancopper6032]

Same as INTP I'm unaturally creative. Yes, truly logical by nature but I have an ability of creating stories with alot details.

[@blueninja012]

I'm an INTP and I always feel like I lack all creativity

[@booplesnoot6645]

I mean that's why you're in the highly likely category.

[@user-ew2uu3rl4t]

You just described intp so perfectly

[@popkhorne5372]

@@booplesnoot6645 yes, but he did say that we didnt really deserve to be there but i disagree ^^

[@nachtegaelw5389]

All the FP’s I know are quite creative people, & have creative careers :) ESFP: choreographer, actor, musician ISFP: creative writer, problem solving ENFP: artist, creative writer INFP: artist, creative writer, problem solving

[@gags9990]

I’m an entp and I LOVE singing and acting and I always write my write my ow songs with my piano, so I guess that my creative side

[@ZacharyT94]

Fellow ENTP here, I feel you, although I don't really act, but I do sing and play piano and guitar, as well as write and produce music. Ne lead is such a great function once we can use it properly.

[@LittleMew133]

Oh oh finally something I’m good at!! - INFJ

[@lovewho]

Hope you enjoyed it! ~ Nathan

[@michaelatorn8380]

ENTJ here. To become a leader, you need to be creative and see multiple different possibilities and find a way to get the best result. I would say the actual creativity of most ENTJs is unrecognized, because we have a layer of abstract and logical thinking on top of it. Because it's easy for us to explain why something is the most logical solution, most people don't see that we first assume things and then use logical thinking excessively to find out if it works and makes sense. It's like that for me, maybe other ENTJs can relate.

[@lucassanches8693]

I don’t usually comment on KZbin, but your perspective on psychology is really something that could (and should) be better spread in our society. Different people have different skills and is society’s role to help everybody reach their potential. First note: I disagree when you rank creativity and weight the capability of executing as a part of it. (Like the ESTJ, for example) The reason for that goes along with what I said before: in a healthy society, creative people will have a counterpart who execute it, and everyone’s potential will come forth. And to answer your question about ENTP’s (speaking as one) interests: the ability of connecting ideas and seemly unrelated fields is the root of our personality. I am an engineer, with worldwide cultural experience, guitar player, addicted to sports and video games, as a hobby I like to study economics and psychology (which leads me to being a subscriber to your channel for some time now). The funny thing about our thought pattern is the ease of connecting all of these. For example: I usually find excellent soccer analogies to explain things at work, as weird as it sounds like. ✌️

[@marijo537]

I am an ENTP and i am a graphic designer, writer, photographer and artist/ilustrator.♡ i wish to be and do more practical, useful things like having my own meme page

[@josipkreso9962]

Well.. at least we ISFPs aren't last tear 3rd time in a row

[@shvrhd]

really surprised he didnt put us in the 1st row

[@EeriePromis]

Yeah ... I feel actually hurt. My creativity is the one thing I pride myself on the most and since kindergarten everyone would notice it around me. This should have been the video for us to shine for once. We already are so misunderstood and overlooked.

[@ohnn1238]

He has a bias for Ne, so anyone with 3rd slot Ni (or Ne blind spot) is not going be high on his lists. Dont feel bad. Watch other videos to understand more about your type that's going to be more unbiased - ISTP

[@raven-kn6lv]

@@EeriePromis don't feel bad. We infp's were in the fourth tier in all his myerrs tier ranking 😂😂💔

[@twistedsunshine3276]

I do believe ISFPs are highly creative and you guys deserve the #1 spot! infj

[@evabergsndergaard3248]

ENTP here:) I’m interested in physics (which I’m currently studying), philosophy, literature, screenwriting, activism and then I just always love to discuss stuff like idk... everything. It’s not like these are the only things I’m interested in in life. But if I’ve decided that I don’t care about something then I literally can’t spend a singe thought on it.

[@anshikaprabhat6279]

ENTP female here, I paint and draw, sing and play keyed instruments and even write sometimes. So basically there's many things I'm interested in and I do many things

[@lovewho]

ENTPs in my view are the types most likely to be multi-skilled polymaths. Thank you for your comment! ~ Nathan

[@drewbouda2862]

Hey Bro team ESTP here and on the behalf of us and the other MBTI personalities we say: KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK BRO!!!!!! WE LOVE THESE LISTS!!!!!!!

[@sae-]

Im an artist, i do literally art for living which many would think that makes me an INFP, however Im an ISTP and yes we are quick witted and generally smart and intuitive with our hands i think we are one of the most creatives, why? To create something you just dont do it and that’s it, theres a whole process behind it that requieres imagination and planning with what you have. I have a goal that in 5 years I’ll move to the coast with me mum, we will build our house under our own terms but that was left to me, yes im going to follow certain basic rules, some of my mom request and some of my own, incorporating all that, mixing it requires a lot me ta gymnastics because most certainty what i have in mind might to be what my mom would absolutely want I’ll have to break down all of our ideas and see which can be functional, interactive/fun and a must. And if I didn’t have enough imagination in my head I’d not be able to make it work and because its me who we are talking about I will make it work

[@Dios_of_Autumn-1999]

I am an istp who is also very creative. I find those characteristics mentioned the same as mine. But I doubt that we are one of the most creative people. You are an artist and you found that mastering the art of being an artist is to become creative. What differs us from most creative types is that we do it to solve problems and set goals. A very creative person would think that your work needs more and more in soulbreaking numbers, mostly for the FUN of it. It is absurd that a person would think like this for fun and not from sheer will and discipline but there are people meant just meant to be creative and thats just literally how they live their life.

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

Esfp creativity is with humor and actions in the moment (like voices, role playing, etc) much more than actual physical products. I can live with “possible,” though. I get it. We aren’t the types to make the book, like you said. We can be the inspiration for the character in the book. I liked that line.

[@LadySelene100]

But you are the guys to break out into song and dance randomly, which is also a form of art, especially if you combine it the right way with acting on a stage.

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

@@LadySelene100 I agree with you- and thank you! :) I think we should’ve been on the second line, but I understand his line of reasoning. :)

[@LadySelene100]

@@sirbradfordofhousejones you are welcome. Have a Nice day.

[@maryprice8458]

Nathan: "I'll be nice to the one esfp whose watching." Me the one esfp: "aw thanks:)"

[@isaac7149]

This video strikes me as such a very NT biased depiction of creativity as something that is consciously and purposefully created. All the ISFP's I've known are extremely aesthetic and artistic, it's just that they're not as in tune with why they're making the decisions that they are. This is a combination of Fi and Ni creating a super focused and super personal style that they can't necessarily explain. That kind of intrinsic artistry is overlooked by NTs a lot imo, who can explain every creative decision they made, but have a hard time accessing the squishy undefinable bits of their soul.

[@ohnn1238]

Agreed, this is a very biased video towards Ne - so Ne blind and Ne inferier users were never going to be top 2 in any of his videos lol

[@ohnn1238]

Yes I can see the bias for intuitive types who are all in top row. Also Ne inferior users in the last row.

[@kresspqressie7722]

Maybe just for creative, but it can be artistic one not from NT types

[@krted398]

Creative people are mostly high Ne users like ENxP and INxP, because Ne is not restrained with an idea like Ni, Ne gives a shower of new ideas and new creations, so there's not a slight bias in here. And ISFP art is more of an Fi-Se art, mostly sensory art... Portrait, music composing, etc.. While Ne users are into the intuitive art which is creating comics, writing, etc. While in also many cases I found Ne users to be experts at sensory art even.

[@amusicians2cents]

@@krted398 I think I get what you mean, but it really depends on how you define creativity. If you define it as stuff like brainstorming on the spot, then sure, Ne-doms and 2nd slot Ne users are gonna be the most likely creative types. But obviously brainstorming is not the only type of possible definition of creativity, in other words: Ne does not equal creativity, because brainstorming does not equal creativity, at least not necessarily/exclusively/etc.

[@RetardTheRetard-ey9zm]

None of us are creative, we have no area of interest.

[@GrishaGetos]

None of us are creative, we have no area of interest.

[@dirkgaste3129]

None of us are creative, we have no area of interest.

[@siddhantdas9436]

I am the none

[@h1641]

None of us are creative, we have no area of interest.

[@popkhorne5372]

Typical internet

[@alina81324]

I'm an ENTP, interested in art, music and especially musical and theatre.

[@Arniqua]

I'd put ESTJs in the possible category. A secondary Si does stop them much from going creative or innovative. However they should do better than ISTJs I agree.

[@MegaRocket00]

ENTP here. Engineer and writer, currently designing clothes with incorporated tech and writing short stories :) I am creative when it comes to problem solving and innovating thoughts.

[@okeily]

ENTP here: I'd say creativity truly runs most aspects in my life, now that I think of it. Creativity is not only a drive, but something that comes naturally from within.

[@owenhobbs1758]

I am amazed at how accurate the piano analogy for ISTP is. I was literally thinking about that then you brought it up.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

I'm an ISFP mistyped as INFP for years. We are more creative because we actually do it. INFPs are always talking about how creative they are, but usually never let it manifest in reality.

[@allicmw557]

The top row is my whole family, me (INFP), brother (INTJ), mom (INTP), dad (INFJ) haha! And you're right. Everyone is pretty creative! I'm the only one who went off and chose an irrational writing career, but yay team creatives.

[@tahah.babikir7698]

As an INFJish INTP, I match the creativity of INFPs and I actually have more personal deep understandings that can produce even more creativity.

[@060619691122]

That Was Spot On. I’m An ENTP. I Knew You Were Going To Chose Us. I Laughed Out Loud When You Did. LOL We Are The Deep Thinking Creators And Innovators. Creativity Isn’t Just Art Although I’m An Artist. Writer, Song Writer, I Play Multiple Instruments But I’m Famous For My Singing Voice. The Most Important Creativity Is Solving Huge Or Even Global Problems. I’m An Inventor That’s Has No Patents So I Agree With Your Criticism That We ENTP’s May Lack The Intensity To Follow Through Without Being Swept Off Our Feet By The Next Newest Idea. Love Your Show.

[@devinbrines]

Shoutout to the ISTJ's -- I see you

[@AylaPermenter]

I am the one ESFP watching. I think we’re the most creative when it comes to how to turn any situation in to a fun experience for a everyone, or how to make a few dollars go a very long way. Perhaps a roadtrip? I’m also very creative when it comes to distracting myself from issues and responsibilities!

[@laurawhelan5153]

I'd put isfp top tier

[@tipsmercuri]

ENTP here! In my case, i am keen on music, philosophy, gaming, painting, physics, politics, technology... I'm interested in every field!