How do the 16 Personalities Express Creativity?

[@sakuyalc5567]

Cmon, we all are very creative in procrastination

[@yurei5896]

😔✊ Infp team

[@charcoal8]

Truth 💯

[@wonderland7017]

@@yurei5896 we need to stand together - Intp

[@hajarhussam4884]

So true 😌 -guilty-

[@yurei5896]

@@wonderland7017 let's be sad together #infpandintplifesmatter 😔✊

[@eirwena.5381]

"I have pain- I need to express it" - A very accurate quote for me and my fellow INFP's

[@lissyvasquez5919]

And ENFP’s. I barley write something if I’m feeling happy, but I can write a whole novel when I’m not ok.

[@luiiiandmovieee]

@@lissyvasquez5919 I agree 100% ! (INFP)

[@Multitudes_]

As a fellow INFP, I'm not so fond of that stereotype. I mean, yeah - when I have pain, I need to express it. But I equally like to express my joys and loves and amusements, sense of beauty, insights and observations.

[@afaz4070]

"I have pain. I need to express it. But I cant

[@DragonriderEpona]

Pretty much, but I also figured for myself that it helps me to handle and process all of these feelings and make me more at ease after putting all my heart in whatever I do to cope with it (mostly in the form of composing music).

[@gabgonzales4570]

Idk which personality frank chooses but, INFPs really are one of the most creative personalities at finding new ways on how to procrastinate.

[@MTWTVP]

LOLOL :D

[@jodifisher2183]

Exactly!

[@Ananalias]

True

[@sherazkarkokly3193]

He chossed enfp and entp

[@speedyboi349]

Bro im really creative but i cant force myself to come up with stuff It just happens Also im really lazy😅

[@euniqu]

Im that person that has really good idea but doesnt know how to execute it properly and in the end left it unfinished and starts a new idea. My life - INFP

[@nebielas6724]

Me(ENTP): That's my life

[@footballlover9207]

Me, an INFP. I feel this on a deeper level I didn't know I had LOL

[@jodifisher2183]

Yup

[@sapphicsapphire9050]

Same for me my creativity is endless but nothing every happens-entp

[@tmckmusic8584]

This changes with age. We INFP's can become more focused and disciplined by focusing our values through a Te lense. Te is our 4th cognitive function. As we age, we become more logical and focused on our goal.

[@CatsAndOrchestra]

・16 personalities on the beach ・16 personalities in the principal's office ・16 personalities getting lost ・16 personalities in the haunted house ・16 personalities reading the instruction manual ・16 personalities on a field trip　 ・16 personalities as taxi drivers

[@aurellelb2503]

16 personalities on the beach... doing a barbecue with Tim.

[@lucyk2634]

He never listened us about ideas anyway 😔

[@matthewsalvador9783]

@@lucyk2634 that’s really sad what the point of him saying to his 16 personalities followers what should the next video be, put down in the comments etc…. I remembered him being low key explaining/expressing the types. Those were the days. Lol probably won’t even take a second look at this comment section. Ps I’m a INFJ….

[@NavBee]

Haunted House and reading is good one

[@김진희-e3q]

I think Getting Lost and Haunted House is out now

[@kaibie1385]

I am an INFP and a poet. I like to come up with images that are bizarre and out there to communicate emotions and ideas. I draw a lot from my feelings and personal life. I definitely fit with the idea of introverted feelers trying to express their pain. I want to have people who understand me, but still be somewhat mysterious. A quote that resonates with me as a creative is “Artists are people driven by the tension between the desire to communicate and the desire to hide” - D.W. Winnicott

[@katielarsen2630]

I think poetry works well with INFPs because it allows us to express the feeling or idea we want to convey without going into a detailed plot (or maybe that's just me).

[@waverlyshegoes]

I'm an INFJ and also a poet/writer and love photography. I should be self-employed. I'd have so many ideas to express.

[@savstinks6847]

Personally i like drawing and stuff to express something i cant describe in words or something i cant rlly comprehend

[@jianhui7928]

I'm an ENFP and I love poetry too. Poetry is a very good way to express one's feelings.

[@fionaautumn]

I'm INFP-T and a poet aswell

[@Tiogar60]

I'm an INTJ, and I love fantasy writing. Getting transported to another world and being able to communicate that expands the horizon for what you believe is possible, in my experience.

[@padgettfarmer]

I almost caught this live. Literally clicked on it and heard "stay cool and attractive" and then it was over. So close!

[@grey4661]

I believe the NF types tend to be the most creative, but hey any type can be creative and every type is, in its own way, super unique and creative!

[@davidrucareanu4849]

How could be an xNFJ more creative than an ENTP lmao?

[@grey4661]

@@davidrucareanu4849 uh why not, like u saying P types are more creative than J types no matter what isn't right is it

[@davidrucareanu4849]

@@grey4661 i meant generally, like NeTi is generally gonna be more creative than NiFe/FeNi

[@grey4661]

@@davidrucareanu4849 I think that like since NFs are usually empaths they experience things at a different level which makes them express at a diff level Like poetry and art etc I mean that generally only soo

[@MTWTVP]

@@davidrucareanu4849 I THINK INFJS are more creative when they are alone, and get to talks the ideas out, but entps only in a social context. like if they have no one to "wiggle with," they might not be as inspired to create on their own. I think all super social types need someone to work with, a team to inspire each other, meanwhile the introverts just will stare at the wall and come up with something amazing and when it comes to doing it, they often do it all alone, once they finally start it just goes. just my experience.

[@alsatusmd1A13]

This transformed into “Which of the 16 personalities are creative in which ways?” almost immediately, just as all the SJs expected.

[@5idi]

Also the SPs

[@CatsAndOrchestra]

As an ENFP, I find that I'm most creative when I'm not trying to be creative. 😊🎶 I can compose music that I like when I improvise but have a hard time when I force myself to compose in my head using manuscripts. I also enjoy writing but it's hard when there are deadlines.

[@reishamaharani8449]

Yesss, i feel it

[@kaneki4946]

Same, I can't write when I have to but I can write when I'm not suppose to :)

[@1chienandalou]

ENTP and similar. I think it’s partially that I want my Ne running free all the time even if it may not be sustainable. So if I try to force myself to do something I might rebel against it. Even against myself, yes. So I find that some fashion of structured procrastination has become a system in my brain whereby I become productive or creative on things that I am not actually focused on. Even better if I’m not supposed to be focusing on them ;)

[@SakuraTsukino27972]

I'm the most creative when I'm dreaming or awake in bed, unable to sleep TvT

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

Danny Elfman appears to be an ENFP and he says he needs deadlines or he will never get his music projects done.

[@diyakittu]

As an INTP artist (and poet), people always mistake me for being an INFP due to feelers always being stereotyped as creatives. I want to mention that thinking doesn't necessarily mean being cold and calculating, and that Thinking creators also exist!

[@katielarsen2630]

As an INFP I find it hard to be creative under even mild pressure and I really need externally imposed structure, which is why I picked a more conventional career path. I think a lot of INFPs go into less "creative" careers for this reason, and I think a lot of creative types get mistyped as INFP (Marcel Proust for example)

[@Multitudes_]

As a fellow INFP, I don't relate. I'm a freelancer, working from home on a flexible schedule, and would never go back to a normal job with a rigid routine and micromanagement from others. In fact, I'm still not fully satisfied with the amount of freedom and flexibility I have, and want to do more creative and authentic work down the road. Many of us do go into creative careers, and many of us dislike externally imposed structure, preferring maximum freedom and autonomy. There are those who choose more conventional paths as well, or as you say, have a hard time managing their work/life without externally imposed structure, but don't assume this is the INFP norm. Really, that need to impose some order and structure on our lives is why it's important to develop our lower functions. Those who are well-rounded in that way can often manage on their own. Proust as an INFP makes perfect sense to me personally, and if anything I find INFPs tend to be under- rather than overtyped by other people - sometimes as ENFPs based on outwardly expressing a lot of Ne, sometimes as INFJs or thinking types when they show a lot of intellect or insight.

[@MLELELELEL]

THIS.

[@Meg_intheclouds]

As an ENFP. My connections and ideas I explore are never random to me. Like they make complete sense and I often don’t realise other people don’t know it. An example of this is in conversation with someone where I jump seemingly randomly between topics and brainstorming all these ideas and concepts that other people can’t keep up with. But I’m living in my happiest state and most other people are like “what?!”. I love it when I have another XNXP in those situations who can also see these links or offer new ones of their own that we can explore and Bounce ideas off of. I’m defiantly at my best when I can do that.

[@calliethomas2702]

As an INTP, this is a perfect representation of my own experiences and sentiment. I believe this is why all of my favorite people are ENFPs, haha. I want to talk to people who get as excited as I do about exploring a topic, without an end goal or limited parameter -- otherwise, what's the point? Lol

[@Meg_intheclouds]

@@calliethomas2702 yes. My INTP is great for that. She loves those conversations. What I find interesting tho is how when her and my INFj friend are in a convo we talk about all these ideas then our INFJ friend is able to just narrow it down to concise points and summarise the ideas. And honestly she’s so good at it, irdk how she does it.

[@1chienandalou]

I am both definitely and defiantly at my best… (you probably made a spelling mistake/typo but it truly works both ways - :)) ENTP)

[@1chienandalou]

@@Meg_intheclouds yes!! ENTP here and I love ENFP and INFJ mental engagements in exactly those ways! ENFP and I spread ourselves all over the place until we have to stop for an external reason (so far haven’t been tired out due to running out of energy ourselves 😆), whereas some INFJs can subtly (and delightfully) narrow my field of view or focus in a way that’s ultimately beneficial (and very much vice versa, those guys can get super lost in their heads…)

[@Meg_intheclouds]

@@1chienandalou what was the spelling mistake?

[@Gintoki881]

That countdown before the premiere was so absorbing

[@lily199dg]

Me as an INFP: I have pain that I need to get out I need to express it Also me: I want to express something. I NEED PAIN (proceeds to watch a heavy drama and write a poem after)

[@zariahmalik1392]

As an INFP I can assure this is exactly how I paint and write my poems.

[@maha_13]

yes that me

[@Ana-px9nb]

Yes, i need explode a car

[@KC-bv9kf]

ENTP here. It’s fascinating to see all these S types talking about how creative they are at following rules. By the way, it’s not random, we just don’t have the patience to pull the car over so some people can orient their maps.

[@maryprice8458]

This whole comment screams entp lol in the best sense (I love you entps)

[@dwightschrute4506]

Yeah but if it weren’t for the sensors driving the car you would be in your little day dream fantasy land. Don’t complain about people checking the (figurative) map if you aren’t driving the (figurative) car.

[@infinitego]

@@dwightschrute4506 But who’s going to invent the car? Not to mention the map and the self driving car. The ‘fantasy land’ created the lightning rod, the airplane, the light bulb, etc. All things sensors would deride before their inception. You’ve proven KC’s point.

[@dwightschrute4506]

infinitego when I drive a car I don’t think about who invented the car. Why would I? What a waste of time.

[@dwightschrute4506]

infinitego those things are all well and good, and I’m not bashing intuitives completely, just like KC shouldn’t be bashing sensors entirely. The two types compliment each other.

[@1stEli167]

As an INTJ, I've started writing a fantasy novel. It's very cerebral and makes you think for yourself about different universal questions, as it doesn't give an explicit answer by the end. This is the way I love to express my creativity, through writing that can sort of guide someone through different ideas while still being entertaining.

[@Tiogar60]

Omg same! INTJ here and I love writing fantasy!

[@forgotten_lumis5595]

Yesss, INTJ fantasy writers unite!

[@neverend9302]

INTJ too: I have been curious about video game psychology (it is a thing given the millions that go into production). In open world video games there is still the need to garner the interests of multiple styles of game play (builders, traders, fighters, managers etc) So perhaps it is like a choose your own adventure, but with more subtle hints.. the more subtle the choices and reasoning behind it... the more fascinating it might be. Why do people do what they do? What environmental and social interactions factor into the choices people make? What are the common sequences of actions that lead to these paths being formed? For instance Napoleon is quoted as saying, "to know a nation's geography is to know its foreign policy" amazing how millions of lives can be molded by a shape. Have you come across anything like this?

[@lolgacha3217]

“I have pain, I have to express it” I am an INFP and that is literally the best INFP quote in the history. I really am into writing and it really makes me express myself through the emotions of the characters I create.

[@Gintoki881]

Frank may be only an INFJ but his knowledge and understanding make him a Sage of 16 Personalities

[@attheranch873]

Only??

[@Gintoki881]

@@attheranch873 I mean you can have only one personality. “Only” - in terms of quantity, not quality of course :)

[@bishuthought]

@@Gintoki881 and yet someone can be a combination of personalities, since it is not a strict categorisation of traits

[@Gintoki881]

@@bishuthought you’re right but I was just focusing on the theory of the 16 Personalities. In real life as you had said things are more complicated

[@alsatusmd1A13]

@@bishuthought personality may be a “strict” categorization of traits but it is the answer to a question more complex than just “what are the traits of what this person is feeling/thinking/doing?”. The “combination” of personalities you speak of is just the answers to the questions of the traits of what a person is feeling/thinking, what this person is doing and the community where they are belonging taken altogether.

[@sofiauvo]

As an ISFP and an artist who tries the best to be creative, I relate to everything you said about it

[@turquoisedream4027]

As a classic ENFP, this is very true for me. I’ve been in sales and visual arts my entire life. I love listening to these videos because I feel like I’m finally putting the pieces of myself together and seeing the puzzle that is me;).

[@hocuspocus__]

INTP, as one myself, and being in an art community on Instagram, you do come across INTP's so I think they definitely are creative in some aspects especially on deeper lvls. I pride myself on being creative, being able to create things in my head but struggle to convey it. and being able to be aesthetic, just understanding what's pretty and what's not, "sensing" as Frank said.

[@altrivotzck6565]

Yeah, being the nerdy person whose whole personality revolves around thinking always kind of made the thought of being an artist daunting, even though I wanted to be one. My favorite kind of art is character design, and I guess that's just natural for Ne.

[@Carol_65]

Thinking creatively (in business) is one of my husband‘s top strengths (ESTJ). He is very creative in his own way and can instantly “see” abstract processes in 3-D in his head. He can tell you right away what effect a tweak or change will have on a system, organization, whatever. It’s amazing. And, yeah. He’s very creative in how to get things done and working.

[@strongpowerthankyou1305]

Agree 👍

[@calliethomas2702]

I consider myself highly creative as an INTP. I'm self-employed, and my job is to bridge the abstract with the tangible, by grounding broad concepts with logic or some sort of schematic. The shock value bit was dead-on. I love blowing the minds of unsuspecting people. My motive is to present my findings, connections, and fundamental basis for applied philosophy or ethics, with the goal to ultimately let the person decide their own interpretation. I don't ever argue to be right, that's too relative, I argue (discuss) to be challenged because my creative side lives for that; it helps expand my theories. Yes, I love making "mental systems of connections", however, I equally love reorganizing them, tweaking them, refining them, and sometimes, I start from scratch, for fun. I'm grateful you didn't gloss over us with some lame joke about being a robot whilst completely invalidating the inherently creative nature rooted in the act of seeking to make connections between seemingly unrelated concepts. I like to think of INTPs as "seekers" but many types may feel the same; I'm not restricting the act of "seeking" to just INTPs, as it relates to dismantling and recreating the connections we observe, however, INTPs are excellent pattern seekers and that goes well beyond programming, gaming or whatever other general stereotype attributed to INTPs suggest. There is a lot of beauty in patterns, we just aren't always aware we are observing one. A beautiful piece of music, a dance, a piece of art, a mathematical formula, the plotline of a play (as well as the archetypes and character arcs. within that plotline, and writing technique, etc), and so on. These are all calculatable -- and yet, that doesn't make them any less moving. Those familiar with the golden ratio will recognize this ancient point that I've brought up. My theory is that everyone uses these patterns as "tools" for their creativity, but perhaps some aren't as aware on a conscious level, that is what they're doing; those who lead with "feelings" are acting on those same patterns but they're processing them in a different way, as our subconscious picks up on patterns almost non-stop, and is responsible for 95-97% of our cognitive activity, while our conscious awareness is only 3-5%. I have enjoyed reading how all of the different types define and relate to creativity, within this comment section. I will have to save this video in a playlist so I can continue to read more of the comments after the video has been up a little longer. It's wonderful to get a glimpse of someone else's reality, especially when related to the functions that govern and create said reality.

[@1chienandalou]

As an ENTP who questions their extroversion and in science/tech I can relate so much to this! It’s very important to me to be precise and systematic and logical. But sometimes you got to probe things with novel stimuli need to understand them. Including people, or systems of people. Like, somebody’s got to be the kid who says the emperor has no clothes ;-) What a hassle….. (I relate also the not arguing to be right part, despite our stereotype as people who like to argue for sport…) Finally, for me, ENTPs and INTPs are the funniest people. That’s a side of creativity that tends to get overlooked in favor of things like traditionally acknowledged arts and stuff. ENTPs are more likely to be constantly using humor, but when they are comfortable/in their element INTP can also be highly creative and hilarious.

[@djdragons69420]

TRUE

[@umersvideolong]

What's ur job ? Sounds great

[@ETBrooD]

From one INTP to another: on top of being very creative, you also love to use your vast vocabulary to write a lot of words where few would suffice to get the whole point across with equal or greater impact :p

[@sherazkarkokly3193]

@@1chienandalou yo ENTP I am ENFP homie 😂😂❤️

[@ceilinh6004]

Frank: It's possible that the extraverted intuitive types are the most creative. Ne users: We already knew that.

[@djdragons69420]

Yes

[@IsItJacobFr]

Facts

[@thesevenkingswelove9554]

Truth. Especially NFPs are very creative

[@thesevenkingswelove9554]

@Meade Vlog channel first of all why are you so sure INFPs don't create anything? I mean both ISFPs and INFPs have inferior Te so that shouldn't count. Either way making use of imagination to create something is what is creative, I think most NFPs are good at this due to their Ne and Si refering to past concepts and maybe changing certain scenarios.

[@IsItJacobFr]

Lol

[@julieporter7805]

I'm a Book Reviewer and Editor so a lot of my creativity is involved in an appreciation and love for the written word. There is intuitive thinking analysis to discover deeper meaning in the books like theme and metaphor. Also, the judgemental ability to critique books by weighing what I like and don't like and building that network by scheduling my entries and sticking to deadlines. Also because I work from home that plays on my introversion and private time to explore those deep thoughts in literature. So I consider it a perfect career for an INTJ.

[@debravada7790]

Hey there, just another INFP here, grateful for such an accurate validation, Frank! Thumbs up!! I am either all pain or all the solemnity and euphoria. Both states of mind, body and soul should be immediately implemented into some creaking creative kind of stuff : music, singing, creating poems, writing... I self reflect through creating something which deeply resonates with the depth of my inner abyss

[@kiro8720]

I like your abyss

[@alekrodimidecu4625]

As an infj, I am creatively at my best when I feel like fooling around with a bit of creative intent in my mind or with a really big drive of enthusiasm when looking up to a concept, artist or idea. I create fully by thinking, rarely putting feeling or aesthetic in front, and rather focusing on the meaning, symbolism and connections and functional framework of a piece (music mostly), and later work on aesthetics, functionality or accessibility to other people.

[@1chienandalou]

As an ENTP, I could relate to this strongly re how my mind works (how creativity is primarily thought based) but in terms of where I start with at all and the execution, I am more comfortable with parallel processing or even chaos. But then again, we are Ne/Ti. I find INFJs and ENTPs can complement each other great mentally with that Ni/Ne engagement, and both having Ti and Fe, leading to creative ideas, solutions, moments,… (I write and “think” for a living, and music and (visual) arts as hobbies)

[@anubhavforall]

Oh my goodness, as an INFJ myself ,I can say the description is so very me !!! Upon the creative field i am into music and writing, though I do wanna do other things in future too :)

[@mgA757]

I've always felt that I'm less creative, or even non-creative. But this video and your comment had made me realise my creative qualities. I have been always into writing and I've been so fond of it too. My teachers and classmates and my parents have always admired my writing skills and also my use of language. But my description of creativity wasn't something that considered me to be creative nor writing to be a creative skill.💖 I love writing! 📔✒️✨

[@anubhavforall]

@@mgA757 Wow , It's very much same as to me!!!!

[@ShizuruNakatsu]

As an INFJ, I really do use all of these (intuition, sensing, feeling, and thinking). I never saw Se as my "inferior" function. I love to just go out into nature and take it all in. I'm always seeing the beauty in the world, and I stop to take photos of beautiful landscapes all the time. I also love to just exist in the moment and take it all in. I'll just stand there and think about nothing, feeling the breeze on my face, the ground unfer my feet, the sunlight on my skin, the sounds of the birds and animals around me, the smells of the flowers. I really love it all. But I'm definitely using a lot of intuition, feeling, AND thinking all the time too.

[@5idi]

"I HAVE PAIN" Man, that was so true I laughed

[@catchingstars7]

ENFP, is my prediction before the premiere. Why? Ne as sensitivity for scouting opportunities and strange connections, Fi to put it in their unique perspective, Te to carry it out into an organised product, and Si to manage the fabrication process and details. Edit: ;D

[@LokheeNyx]

Hell yeaH, ENFP here and I have so many creative ideas its crazy (Often musical or just abstract lmao). I love your little analysis of our functions, really cool

[@malek6610]

Wow, an amazing description of our functions! I totalyy agree- ENFP

[@kanishka0717]

Totally agree! -fellow ENFP

[@billykapard9863]

"Yes." -by me, ENFP.

[@SakuraTsukino27972]

@@LokheeNyx Couldn't agree more! :3

[@thecrustyrat]

I think why there's so many INFP's on this channel isn't because there's a lot of us, (which ik is also true) it's just that we're generally the only ones who look for this type of video.

[@warriorcatkitty]

fax, as an INFP I am always watching these types of videos lol

[@Madison-xy4hh]

you know that's right!

[@user-iv4tp8pq1o]

Ngl I'm kinda curious how the 16 personalities will react when the pandemic ends

[@xiao425]

Ong id do nothing cause my parents r boring and I can’t do shit lol -entp

[@calliethomas2702]

INTP - No Change ...lol

[@miahan8988]

ENFP 9w1 6w7 2w1: I miss travelling and I miss seeing my friends face to face, not via a zoom call.

[@charlotte-adams]

ehh, its gonna happen sometime - entp

[@snickbiordking5748]

This better be a top comment after this

[@purvabriesmonic]

Yessss finally validation for the ENTP classical violinist here. I totally make music in order to express truth through interconnection of seemingly random things, in order to make others feel a certain way, and it being a craft is bonus points. NeTiFeSi for the win. To become a professional though, I've had to polish my Te and Se so much that by now they're both stronger than my Si. Maybe this explains why I've always not quite seen myself fit in the function stack of ENTP.

[@jennmari7425]

INFP here... I have had several hobbies but my longstanding favorite is cooking ... Fi- I make what I want. Ne- I'll use almost any ingredient and I'm constantly switching up recipes. SI- food is comfort home is comfort TE- me struggling to get myself to tell others about my recipes or food... Great post FJ😊

[@moradkof1]

Omg same here but with cakes 🥰

[@MoonLight-lc8qg]

The accuracy. I also like sharing and bringing food for all my friends and family and just sit and watch them enjoy it, there is never a better feeling than that:)

[@sazid_siam]

But deep inside, somewhere, I pray for them to not like my recipe that much that they finish everything... I need my Lion's share too! 😛

[@allieoneal2033]

My bestie says that cooking is my love language. I love tweaking recipes, and I do so nearly every time, especially when I am cooking for people not in my immediate family.

[@ryeofoatmeal]

omg same 😭 I love cooking, it heals me. and everytime my friends ask me how you do it (as in asking for recipes) idk how to explain...

[@naowright9308]

I am an ENFP and my husband is an ISTJ. I am creative in artistic ways like painting, textiles, ect. My husband is creative in his work. He comes up with innovative ideas, builds arches, builds domes, ect. We both appreciate each other's abilities.

[@cclepew]

ISFP here. I love to make things, particularly with my hands, and always have. It's therapeutic for dealing with MY PAIN (lol I felt called out by that) and keeps me out of trouble, more or less.

[@1chienandalou]

It was married to an I SFP and I am an ENTP Who is quite heavy on the Ti. I almost don’t have a body (my weakest are Fi and Se…) it was so interesting to be with such a different person. Since I’m so uninterested in “stuff” or “hands“, I never really understood such people until I finally got how they operate differently and what it meant for them. This comment makes complete sense to me.

[@bangtan7340]

fellow ISFP here :')

[@cclepew]

@@1chienandalou In school, I was an S rammed through the college/academic (N) track, when I would have been better suited to more concrete, less theoretical things. Vocational/technical would have been a more solid track for me. Not that I wasn't smart enough or not capable, just wired differently. It was a real struggle to work with abstract stuff. Metaphors and symbolism in literature went completely over my head, though I could appreciate good storytelling. I went back to college in my 40s and I guess my N function had developed by then, because I thrived.

[@justapersonontheinternet1895]

16 personalities in the Hunger Games? -INTP Love your videos, FJ! thanks for introducing me to MBTI!

[@shalini6863]

I volunteer to second this request! -INFJ

[@padgettfarmer]

Cool idea

[@breeeeeaaathofthewild]

I'm currently reading the Hunger Games. I'd like to see that video too. -INFJ

[@greatwavefan397]

"Imma just wait until everyone's done grabbing their stuff and then get what I need. If a team has something I want, I'll study them and pretend to be nice until I can fish them out according to their weaknesses. I might even end up finding other items I actually needed." - INTJ

[@denatural9418]

16 personalities in the SAW movie

[@letfreedomring7330]

You hit the nail on the head with this video. I'm an ISTJ. I'm not generally a very creative person, but I'm actually a very creative cook. I've been told my food is quite good (by my multiple ENTJ and ESTJ relatives, so I can trust they're being honest 🙂). I'm a creative problem solver too, provided it's a problem involving tools or logistics.

[@AutodidactDilettante]

"I have pain. I must express it!" This is very true for my melancholic INFP self. Recently I read a poem and some of the words in it inspired me to write my own. It started out in a beautiful, romantic fashion, but when I looked at the finished poem it had of course turned into something dark about existential dread. Yay! Still beautiful though, imo.

[@flutenanyidk1806]

As I'm sure you're well aware Frank, Fe isn't just "what do people enjoy?" it's also, "what do people need to come out of this?"

[@isabelletenorio2911]

I loved this video. I take as example my dad. He is a very proud ISTJ and, while he is very conservative on his moral values and ethics, he is the most creative human being that i know. He solve problems like no one else, he has the most intelligent and amazing ideas as an architect, his thinking is so flexible in terms of possibilities, like there is no limit for him but he is always studying new things, analysing new ways of matching things up, doing and redoing projects after calculating and taking in so many details. His infinite creativity is a very technically-based

[@sarahberkner]

My dad's an ISTJ and even though he's a (retired) engineer and is very left-brained and conservative he's written a fiction book, made a Sudoku game and a Rummikub game on Microsoft Excel, and will occasionally have ideas for projects and ways to help out at church.

[@ulicec]

I'm an INTP and when I was in Art School I loved to create works that brought together a lot of stuff from various fields I was into (astronomy, animals, languages, etc...) and to make a lot of different things like sketches, haikus, space installations with lights and sounds... Everything looked really random from the outside (like why would you create a light installation with fabric jellyfishes and put a modified sound of frogs that sounded like pulsars???) but when I was explaining it to my teachers everything made sense, really, haha (I had graduated with really good grades) Thanks for the video :)

[@luiiiandmovieee]

Once a classmate (ENFP) told me an mnemonic for biology which was completely random. Another classmate (ESFJ) couldn't understand it but to me (INFP) it was very logical and helpful

[@Chigger]

What was the mnemonic? I want to see if I can tell what it means.

[@luiiiandmovieee]

@@Chigger I don't exactly remember it. We had the topic replication and he said that a molecule would be like a cow and the other one (that is produced by it) is the milk. I guess we called the primase the chief physician. I hope that was understandable 😂

[@calliethomas2702]

I'm curious now, to know what the mnemonic was, lol.

[@Chigger]

@@luiiiandmovieee Is the ribosome the cow, needing the ribase to prime it to produce the replicated strands (milk) to be sent off to be converted into full DNA (treated/pasteurized)?

[@kikcoconut]

Ah, you just gave me a flashback to middle school. I'd do that all the time with things and helped the girl sitting next to me by explaining them to her. 😂

[@padgettfarmer]

ENFP here, and I feel very cool now, but also seen, as he's on point that we have a lot of natural creativity largely because we're random AF, and also that things that seem random to a bunch of people we tell it to (and we tell everyone everything we are excited about, so trust me the ideas have been unofficially focus grouped to THE MAX) seem almost logical to us, and often it can be like, ENFP has this thought or project and then thinks, nah that's ordinary or ugh how derivative and lots of other people are like, oh how creative. In the same way an ENTJ or INTJ designs an airplane that can fly and holds x number of people and goes however fast without refueling too much but also meets safety standards and doesnt feel like a sky coffin when you fly in it, and often the ENTJ/INTJ's creativity is overlooked because the world expects airplanes.

[@MH-ht7og]

Is creativity of xNTJ could really be "overlooked" ? I would rather like to say "fair"looked. The world need all MBTI types creativities to go round. - an INFP

[@padgettfarmer]

@@MH-ht7og you're an INFP! I luv you guys.

[@sherazkarkokly3193]

I am an ENFP too and I feel happy too 😍😂

[@calliethomas2702]

I love ENFPs so much for this. I'm an INTP but I always end up with ENFPs as my closest friends and partners.

[@1chienandalou]

I tend to be great friends with ENFPs! We can go on and on and on… And wide too. Much laughter and randomness and creativity too! Great dynamic. (ENTP, Ti heavy)

[@kuramacabre]

My boyfriend is an INFP and I totally recognize that boost of creativity in him, especially in storytelling. As for me, an INTJ, I am kind of off character in here. I have episodes of extreme inspiration for visual arts (illustration, fashion, photography, makeup) but then it goes back to hibernation. But I recognize my creativity usually comes in the form of looking for solutions.

[@montgomerypowers7205]

As an INTJ, my experience has been that I'm better at perfecting something than creating something new.

[@elizaveta2407]

Hmm, that's an interesting insight🤔 I'm an INFJ and sometimes I feel this way too.

[@gommito]

INFJ here and I feel the same way. But that's how introverted intuition works right? I need to have some initial set of information and extract the useful pieces.

[@jom.458]

It would be interesting for all the types to go to a sip and paint night. Because then you will see the same painting in many different ways. I realized this when me, an infp, and my sister, an infj, painted the same painting. Her brush strokes were bigger and simpler and mines was small and detailed. Edit: by saying this I am not saying one was better. Actually everyone’s was very good!

[@louisejoel]

Lol I taught it briefly. People had no idea how brave that is for an INTP chameleon

[@malek6610]

great idea

[@neveragain8904]

Sounds awesome 😄

[@sassylittleprophet]

As an INFJ myself, this makes so much sense to me, because INFJs tend to focus on the big picture as a whole. Instead of "not seeing the forest for the trees," we're more likely to not see the trees for the forest. Not that we don't see the trees, but we notice the forest first.

[@louisejoel]

@@sassylittleprophet I notice the trees within the forest

[@NameNotAChannel]

INTP: Writer, concept artist, video game programmer/designer/artist/musician-eventually... The "What ifs" never stop in my head.

[@Sean-Ax]

ye, I feel dat. lol "I wanna do all the things!" -INTP

[@xiao425]

Yeah same I even want to be an astronaut, hacker and ceo Lmao - entp

[@1chienandalou]

Hold my beers - ENTP

[@1chienandalou]

@@xiao425 I AM an astronaut, hacker and CEO… but I got bored and quit. I am gonna be a zen monk/pirate. And hacker. That stays. ;)

[@louisejoel]

@@xiao425 Space cadet is a new aspiration for me even though I've always been one and there's no shortage of dark matter and wormholes in my mind

[@ieat4794]

As an ESFP, that's pretty accurate ! Cool video as always 😉

[@sabbaby4430]

Day 2: Organize a zoom call with one person of each personality type, record their interactions and then edit the video making some comments on how their behaviours and interactions with others are affected from the functions

[@Yasmine-qd6nu]

Great idea 💡

[@sabbaby4430]

@@Yasmine-qd6nu thanks man :)

[@tanyakulsum6909]

I love how Frank explains every topic to us instead of just showing a graph of who is more creative than the other. I bet we all appreciate that about him! - An INFJ

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Do we really?

[@nathalieprange1713]

About Ne, when FJ started saying Extraverted Intuition "is all over the place and random", I thought, as an ENFP, "nooo, but everything is connected in a meaningful way to me 😭" and the next second he says "but it all makes sense to these types"... I felt understood again 😜 Love your videos, as always! Thank, Frank!!

[@lauraw353]

You nailed ISFJ. I crochet, and I’m pretty good at it. But that’s because I’m following a pattern and perfecting a specific set of skills. I don’t come up with new ideas well.

[@fankaoliviilivki]

Yeah, I'm a writer and I need an outline to write a book, but many writers do and I appreciate story write by plotters like J.K. Rowling or Leigh Bardugo. Another bonus of an outline is that you get writer's block very rarely. My Ne and Fe make me great at brainstorming with other people - that's why I love writing in duets. I was also a screenwriter and using an outline, treatment, synopsis and many other forms of making a pattern and developing it is a standard in the industry. That's what pros are doing, because it makes the job faster and easier, and you can still be pretty creative.

[@pastelpanta2966]

I design too and I'm INTJ I don't like follwoing patterns but making my own

[@randolfvega5485]

You don't have an idea of how much I missed your content. Thanks Frank.

[@diegobrando3373]

*No one can imagine how Creative Introverts in their head*

[@xodroraccoon]

kind of irrelevant but i love seeing you growing both in yt and mentally. You have nice vibes man

[@stacie1595]

As an INFJ and a choreographer, I have literally said outloud to a room full of dancers "I want this to make people cry."

[@heatherrogers548]

Two years later, and I don’t know you, but I think you are awesome🎉

[@ringstaystingray]

As an INFP, Fi seemed to be like my one and only friend for so long. In drama class, we'd play this game where our teacher would give us a theme and we had to represent that theme through one static body pose. And I was always the best at that game. We also had another where we had to express ourselves through one hand gesture, and my teacher said mine was the best and if he could grade it, he'd give me full marks. Those games absolutely embodied Fi and self-expression.

[@IsItJacobFr]

Man. Dripped out in awesome sauce

[@care018]

As I have always been extremely creative and with ice skaters, they are a huge expression of emotion they express as a timeless work of art into their routines, Wow!!! I am so impressed!!

[@1chienandalou]

Yes!! Papadakis & Cizeron skating sometimes I forget it’s a sport with required elements and scores and stuff!

[@kbee8517]

I'm an ENFP and I like to find the balance between socially relevant art (people-related issues) and actually interacting with the people whom I source the art from. Dream in the future is to be a muralist in NYC or something, so that people can feel heard and relay important concepts of equality and community.

[@franckumfamilyhootenany8347]

Heyo!!! ENFP here!! My creativity usually comes in spontaneous burst of energy or when I’m really board it’s hard when I force my self to be creative because then I feel there is a deadline and I don’t do well with those

[@lancecurley658]

As an INFP poet, I do hold my self to a high standard when I write haha 😂 but when people comment, I usually say, “thanks and that’s awesome”. However, if I don’t like it then I will do all that I can to rewrite it again and again.

[@lancelotdufrane]

Your gift of explanation.. is a gift to All types. Thanks

[@blueteafly]

Below are my thoughts on each type: INFJ - incredible imaginations, but not necessarily the most creative, doesn’t want to do things outside of comfort zone and so can limit their ability to create something truly unique. But when they do take a risk, the result is quite creative! e.g. think of their humor which I think can be incredibly funny and unique! ENFJ - more expressive than INFJs but limited bc they also focus on how people will respond, which can keep them from darker/weirder/more unique creative expressions ISFJ - crafty as heck but not creative ISTJ - insightful when it comes to logical implications, but not necessarily creative ESFJ - picks up on trendy things that creatives like, but not creative ESTJ - INSIGHTFUL when it comes to logical/business implications, but not necessarily creative ENTP - come up with very unique pathways to argue a point, so I give them a high creativity rating, also really good liars which requires imagination and creativity ENFP - semi-decent liars, so I give them some credit. I do think they appreciate creativity more than produce it, but I’m probably just biased bc they annoy me with how little they listen to others and how often they’re logically wayy off when expressing an idea :p ESFP - although they are performers, they seem to express themselves in conventional artistic forms ESTP - semi-decent liars but I can’t say I’ve seen them be all that creative. Honestly, I only think they're ok at lying bc they do it so often, not bc they're creative. Video idea: which types LIE THE MOST? INTJ - I suspect they are WILDLY creative, but we’ll never know bc they keep it all to themselves or they do it in areas that no one understands anyways ENTJ - I think they have the potential to be creative but they value getting things done so much that they cut off any creative thoughts in favor of efficiency ISTP - omg who knowssss?? INTP (me) -surely creative, but of a limited imagination that best handles the abstract and tends to stick to more esoteric areas of expression that no one cares about anyways ISFP - the MOST creative. they follow their own path 100% and do it with feeling and a good sense of what is unique v. what is a phony re-representation INFP - the SECOND MOST creative, though I think their ideas lose value bc they do not understand that some of their expressions come off as grand depictions of their own self-loathing (i.e. deeply self-involved and melodramatic) while the ISFP is actually creating things that other people can have a private, personal, and meaningful response to.

[@anubhavforall]

I would diligently like to thank you for taking time and writing such resonating insights to the different personality types 🍁🌻

[@stevedavenport1202]

Sadly, most INFJs are neither funny nor are we terribly creative. Most of us are kinda 😴 boring. I have met many. I will say that some are quite funny, but they are a minority.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

I think INFPs and INTPs... actually NPs in general are the most creative.

[@Multitudes_]

I think you have a skewed view of INFPs based on the depressed & unhealthy INFP stereotype, which unfortunately far too many people hold. Not all INFPs are depressed or self-loathing, not at all, and plenty of INFP creators have created things having nothing to do with self-loathing - Shakespeare, Tolkien and various other fantasy writers, the transcendentalist writers, Hayao Miyazaki, etc., not to even mention more out-of-the-box INFPs like Stephen Colbert. (And hell, even more stereotypical INFPs like Van Gogh and Kurt Cobain managed to create things that have majorly resonated with a great many people.)

[@blueteafly]

@@Multitudes_ That might be fair. I think I should have said they CAN lose value for those reasons, but they do not ALWAYS lose value for those reasons. I just think in the cases when they fail to connect, it's usually for those reasons. Also, they are clearly far better creative writers than the ISFP.

[@tdfox4052]

INTP artist here. Art about art and conceptual art is a meta thinking activity. But I also like it because the practice helps balance me out by accessing, utilizing and strengthening my sensing and generally ignored and/or confused feeling functions. The arts are very grounding and get me out of my head, putting the overthinking loops on pause for a little bit. Edit: you hit Ex. Int. directly on the head, I was pointing like Spiderman at the "it means whatever [I prefer “spectator-participant” to “consumer”] thinks it means." Well done, Sir, well done.

[@larkfly9273]

darker sketches: 16 personalities/the enneagram -having depression -having anxiety -having the virus -at a funeral -as a cult leader

[@fashionlover4453]

wait this is it. i need to see this.

[@larkfly9273]

@@fashionlover4453 thanks, happy you support the dark ideas!

[@StrongestLibrafluidAlive]

Enfj as a cult leader is something I think about a lot, didn't consider the other personalities as such lol

[@MTWTVP]

YESSSSSS

[@Gintoki881]

INTJ as a cult leader: “It’s a cult of truth, sheeple! Now leave me alone, I have some stuff to do” 😂

[@altrivotzck6565]

Thank you for making me feel valid in trying to be an INTP artist.

[@andytheindividual3862]

I've always had endless ideas as an infp. I really have to be alone most of the time- and the key to opening up my creativity is really starting with NOTHING. Like, not even background noise. Just my mind. Haha 😂

[@stevedavenport1202]

Endless ideas...yeah, that's Ne for ya

[@andytheindividual3862]

@@stevedavenport1202 it's a wonderful thing!! :)

[@LinYouToo]

I hear ya. Me too. INFJ here.

[@selforganizing]

Been watching you for 2-3 years now Frank. You’re the bomb!

[@scullcandy4948]

I’m an istj and I think I just realized that I’m not very creative... I like painting and now that I think about it, I always paint very realistically, I don’t think I’ve ever painted while “thinking outside of the box.” And I find that every interesting.

[@ayses3851]

Same, I'm the most uncreative person ever

[@CatsAndOrchestra]

Realist art is fascinating tho! 😊 Also, even if you paint realistically, it is still going to be your one-and-only work. Millet was a realist, but that doesn't mean his works were like photographs, you know? (of course, photography can be very creative as well). You can definitely be creative without depicting bizarre and abstract things! ☺️👍 - ENFP

[@scullcandy4948]

@@ayses3851 😭😭

[@scullcandy4948]

@@CatsAndOrchestra that’s so nice of you to say :)))) thank you!!!

[@CatsAndOrchestra]

@@scullcandy4948 No problem! ☺️ Realist artists are fascinating cuz they depict real people, events, things etc. but also manage to have their style! Everyone is creative in their own way, so please be confident about your artistry! ♥️

[@ballpool-hp1rw]

I am an INFJ-A you explain it to me so perfectly! Thankx for a useful information...

[@whyllowfilms]

I'm an ESFP and I've always been obsessed with arts: acting, singing, music, writing, etc | I felt like I was mis-typing myself as ENFP because I liked to write books, but honestly it just feels mandatory that if you like to write books and be creative you are intuitive. But really, you can be a strong sensor and still be able to write books, it's just sensors are more interested in worlds that have already been built, like Earth, and the present time in Earth, and intuitives are more likely to build their own worlds with a bunch of fantasies or sci-fis. Then again, I don't think interests should always be mixed with MBTI because it really sets a different view of someone. (Also my ESFJ friend and I both won writing awards fictionally so you can't really fight with that lmao)

[@sarahberkner]

I can't write stories myself as an ESTJ but my ISTJ dad wrote a fiction book so maybe a specific talent isn't always related to MBTI.

[@anrijupiter]

It’s funny that in all these personality types videos I’ve been watching, there are always a few infps on top of the comments cuz we love watching these videos and comment about ourselves 😂 I love you my fellow infps ❤️

[@rumeysaongul4765]

Oh well- this was so accurate! I'm an INFP that started writing to express troubled feelings and ended up planning out a huge series with hundreds of characters and a lot of events which everyone says "how are they even connected" about.😅

[@Kelsey-xr8fg]

INTJ here, I'm an illustrator so I focus more on the practical application of the technical skills involved in creating art. Definitely fits what you've described haha

[@StephanieJeanne]

I like the pop-up opening on this one and last week.😄 Someone suggested you do one in how the different types deal with regret? I'd like thst one too.😊✌️

[@roisingrant]

so glad this video exists. as an istj i can't count how many times i've had to explain to people that my creative pursuits have literally saved my mental health at times, but my more straightforward and practical exterior lends itself to being considered "stiff" and "unimaginative". true, i struggle to come up with new ideas and i'm more about seeing reference images or concepts and changing/improving them in my own way, but that doesn't mean i'm not creative. i'm just not terribly original but i'm ok with that. and my work rarely has a deeper meaning, i prefer to simply make things that look beautiful and allow that to be the tool to inspire others to make something original, while using that same tool to exert my own daily stresses through the meditative process of creation. this is why istjs are more likely to be actors or otherwise stage performers (dancers, musicians etc.) because we can see what has been done before and reinterpret it into something new. and like you said, Si makes us "doers" so we take pleasure in the whole "being there in the moment" sort of thing. thanks FJ 👍

[@reeyakharwade1399]

Well , I am an INFP and I am really creative with finding new ways to waste my time.

[@triddybash3562]

Wow! Thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge the way you did. You have a brilliant mind, and a "man of my dreams" kind of energy and kindness. You must be pretty rare too, because, by the end of your video, I wished I could meet you in person. Vibration, your eyes, energy, understanding of what you're talking about, eye contact, subtle jokes..... Keep the great vids coming, coz people like you are hard to find xxx

[@icantseeyou1294]

I'm not just stereotypically the artist or the poet. I usually give my novels titles with different meanings, because only one is too simple.:-D- INFP

[@Ganychan]

That intuition/sensing complementary thing really speaks to me because my husband will have the wildest most fun ideas (let's turn the garage into a mini movie theater!), and I'm the one who will see it done (buying shelves, storing stuff, having the projector installed, etc).

[@database2517]

I really Appreciate frank james content . 5 star for your performance.

[@amyblais8191]

This is very insightful and helped me a lot with understanding creativity according to the different personality types. It’s very accurate in my opinion. I’m an infj, I’m writing a fiction series and my writing mentor is an entp. They’ve taught me a ridiculous amount about being creative and opening my mind to the boundless potentials of constructing worlds and characters.

[@noctivagantlibertine]

Yeah as an INTJ I tend to make stuff that I think will sell (may or may not end up that way but that's how I decide what I will make) or I make useful items for people I love, like sewing up baby carrier cover & bibs for my pregnant sister, that's better than what's typically on the market. I also tend to make items for myself that I just don't see for sale anywhere. I guess if I were an ENTJ I would turn that stuff into a successful business but I tend to lack energy and motivation to go to that much trouble. I am also a 5 with a strong 4 wing and was always much better at stuff like creative writing than math, in school. But sometimes I would create things that no one else seemed to quite understand. I also got into major arguments with teachers in high school and college when I would have a different interpretation of some literature.

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

As an INTP I have a pathological aversion to creating anything that actually would sell.

[@tink6225]

@@nuclearcatbaby1131 same lol

[@edennis8578]

@kpop It sounds like we have the same brain! When I sewed, I made medieval costumes for my re-enactment activities, but I never had the ambition to do it to sell. I also sewed things for my real life that weren't available in the American market (then when I visited England, there they were in the shop windows!). I make jewelry, but I try to make things that will sell, although sometimes I guess wrong, but everybody guesses wrong sometimes. My husband says that if I figured out how to predict correctly every time, I could write a manual and sell that, instead, and make a fortune! Also like you, I'm better at literature than math, and I see patterns in stories that slide right by other people. I was writing an essay for an award when I was a senior, and the professor told me not to go with my first idea because it went contrary to all of the established critical theories of the time. He actually thought I was right, but the essay would have been rejected out of hand. That incident, among others, put me right off the idea of going into literary criticism in my graduate studies. That subject is just as prone to being stodgy as any other; if it doesn't follow the leader.... [INTJ]

[@Tiogar60]

INTJ here too, creative writing is something i love

[@kiwimaracuia9834]

As an xnfp, everything and nothing is pretty random to me...it all connects so well and you can always go on an abstract level and see how things are intertwined and repetitive.

[@calebchen4988]

I like to think I'm creative but then I remember I worry too much about what I'm doing right and wrong lol

[@footballlover9207]

This is me here lol I'm an INFP

[@1chienandalou]

@@footballlover9207 makes sense

[@j03150315]

As usual, so informative. I feel I understand myself a little more

[@josh.6043]

I laughed so hard at the Extraverted Intuition part😂 I am literally the randomness in person and I’m absolutely proud of it😂

[@1chienandalou]

I’ve made a career out of it!

[@ananyasharma1015]

The atmosphere outside the window looks so cool I'd love to take a walk in such breeze :D

[@GeekNewz]

that's the first time whene thare was actually an ad after he said 'i will wait to see if youtube want to show an ad'

[@sh1r_c0hen]

Really really thank u!!!!!!! Perfect video as always, this is crazy!!!! Thank u so much!!!!!

[@moccacoccalocca]

FJ, I just want to let you know, whenever your ads come up or you’re promoting your sponsor I don’t skip most of the time. I’ll watch until the end & I only do this with your videos. Why? Bcs you’ve always asked so nicely & you give us a heads up saying things like “before I continue let me just check if KZbin wants to play some ads” etc. I really appreciate how you respect us in that way, thank you 🙏🏻🤍

[@GravityK-b]

Frank James description is almost as detailed as his videos which just makes his channel a whole lot better in my opinion.

[@mysterroniouscherry326]

My brain generates infinite amount of ideas 24/7, but I'm unable to actualize it. It's as if my brain has copyrighted all my ideas, and I'm not allowed to share it🤣🤣🤣 (ENFP)

[@paolaheredia4110]

This is totally me also😂 I am also an ENFP. Then my brain starts producing new ideas before even finishing the last one

[@nuclearcatbaby1131]

I’m an INTP and I’m this way too but mostly because I feel guilty about not studying more and try forcing myself to study all the time.

[@kiro8720]

That's genuinely funny!

[@alexandramaglakelidze1782]

Well that was a pretty creative way of expressing that 😂

[@rebecasaboia9]

@@paolaheredia4110 I feel like our minds are like a web browser with A LOT of open tabs

[@melonoire]

I am an ENFJ and I love music,arts & literature. I have these weird great ideas for my poetry and my stories I have problems in finishing my written works but storytelling is my passion and I love it so much. I hope I'd be able to let all the creativity out, its stuck somewhere deep and it seems hard to reach it.

[@arielmaule]

I love being creative.

[@blueteafly]

I'm an INTP and my creativity is expressed in surreal illustrations and in responding to the subjects of philosophy or solving math/logic problems (not saying I'm great at this! but I do find a way, usually without referring to guided steps). Based on people I've met, I’ve often sensed that SJs are objectively less creative than the other types bc they rely heavily on the rules/conventions in order to problem solve or just execute a simple task. Not sure how you all feel.