The Most Powerful Versions of the 16 Personalities

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[@bootlegapples]

INTP here...If causing one to spit out one's coffee with regularity is any kind of indicator,your channel is the best I've found on MBTI.Subbed:)

[@uh.9]

But what is your MBTI?

[@DeChatill0n]

The most powerful version of me is hungry me

[@Defaulted123]

So snickers is your cryptonite😅

[@YouilAushana]

What type?

[@theyoungknight.3119]

I have stomach issues so same lol.😅

[@C-SD]

Same. Lol

[@AnimeFanClub786]

As an estp, I can relate. When I love doing something like presentations, anchors, etc,. start drooling

[@header_guard1112]

Timestamps. 0:23 INTP & ISTP 1:01 ENTJ & ESTJ 1:33 ESTP & ESFP 2:19 ENFJ & ESFJ 3:08 ISTJ & ISFJ 4:20 INTJ & INFJ 5:00 INFP & ISFP 5:45 ENTP & ENFP

[@YunsUriel]

thank you

[@AnimeMTEdits]

Thanks

[@hchandu3366]

U deserve more attention 🎉

[@BradlyNHelm]

As an INTP, I've found that feeding my constant hunger for knowledge has led to some amazing changes. Diving into tons of audiobooks on psychology, human behaviour, relationships, and self-improvement, plus working with a good psychologist, has seriously transformed how I see myself and the world. It's been quite the journey.

[@syuriychuk3782]

Please continue "MBTI types in eyes of XXXX" videos.

[@mourdredmourning3865]

my father is an INTP and he is an art teacher. His students love him a lot! When I was younger I actually thought he's an ENFJ because of how kind he is until I found out that personality types don't have anything to do with kindness.

[@MrRobloxIndonesia]

My teacher is an INTP, and he encouraged us to criticize people

[@kyurei4478]

True. Kindness is a unversal thing that expresses in 16 different ways at minimum.

[@fabiandulceanu3537]

INFP here. When I read the word “Leader” I genuinely felt uncomfortable. I don’t fully understand why. Too much responsability. Oh, wait …

[@Xrayhighs]

Those should be kings, those should have might, who want it the least.

[@faheemabid9646]

When you have resolve. You can be a great example as INFPs. ~Infj

[@Jancel705]

It's Te inferior I think, often what you start of disliking you become.

[@realSerran]

ENTJ, grinding at 6:30AM, been up for hours to get things done because I like the peace and quiet of late night/early morning. Hope everyone has a blessed (and caffeinated) day.

[@debjit811]

🛐

[@lestnitsa]

Hi from another ENTJ, have a great time!

[@jaredberensen4329]

I am envious of the seemingly boundless energy ESxPs possess. As an INFJ, I have entire adventures, journeys, and masteries perfectly formed and planned in my mind. I can see the end results 10 years in the future. The only problem is that it is just so tiring to keep it up in the real world. Quick mind, slow feet.

[@ccheyenne]

My mother is an ESTP and it has been exhausting my whole life. I don't get where the energy is coming from

[@brenaebullocks-bernard5105]

I can agree w this

[@jaredberensen4329]

@@ccheyenne I have an ESFP son and I can not keep up with him lol

[@esnardojaredralph94]

Me too but not in their energy but in their being in tune with their body and reality... I think envious is not the term that I would use, but admire, I admire that characteristics of them... Since being an intj, you need to put a more effort just to be in tune with your body and in reality

[@coraliejames7422]

This. Me. Yes.

[@emelieha]

As an INFP who becomes very agitated when things drag on and takes on a leader position to speed things up and summarise the situation I can see where you're coming from, Nathan xD am a bit of a reluctant leader but will take charge if no one else will and dish out roles to other people pretty fast. My ESTP brother had a situation where a meeting dragged on for hours due to some people not getting along and disagreeing whilst uninformed about a matter and I could not in my right mind have watched that for so long. I would have probably exploded at some point and stood on top of something to say my thoughts and steer the situation, angering everyone else 👍 I do take others feelings in consideration and try to be amicable but I have my limits 😂

[@gloria7190]

Infp here. Of course my most powerful self is something I hate the concept of 😂😂😂 as always, life is a soup and I’m a fork.

[@shubhu_0428]

I'm an infp too .. that remark is very accurate 😂😂

[@matcha.always]

i love the analogy!

[@denisesiddon7241]

I'd make a supportive leader and fail because I hate telling people what to do

[@linmonPIE]

“Life is a soup and I am a fork” I LOVE that 😂

[@FalconWindblader]

​@@denisesiddon7241Ironically, not everyone hates being told what to do, & there're many, many situations out there where people actually want YOU to tell them what to do. As a fellow INFP, i can safely tell you sometimes the ones who appreciate our insights the least, are our own selves. With the exception of highly egoistic douchebags, you'd be surprised how many would appreciate what we hafta say.

[@nelleguts5548]

ISFP here. I don't know if it's the same for INFPs, but I have grown by learning to lead myself. I've had bosses tell me I have some of the strongest self-leadership they have ever seen. About 3 years ago, I had an INTJ boss, and he thought I had the makings of being a mentor. I initially shunned it because I was already overwhelmed with my own work, but I noticed no one else would help the new hires. So, I just decided to lean into guiding them. Now, I stand from a place of proactively offering leadership when I see others struggling.

[@lotusflower7597]

Wow impressive

[@FalconWindblader]

INFP here. Learning to lead myself is a work in progress that's very high in my priority list right now. Not so much because i like it, but because i need it to keep my life from spiraling outta control. For one reason or another, i often get people eager to put me in leadership roles, despite how much i kept avoiding it as often as possible, going so far as to tell some of those people that i didn't wanna lead, yet half the time i ended up on the pedestal or in the chair all the same. That more or less forced me to keep my life less messy & more coherent to a certain extent, thus benefiting my growth as a person, & though i hate to admit it & would gladly give away my leadership role to another who's more qualified in a heartbeat, some of these leadership roles that i'm in ain't all that dreadful, & i can actually do a decent job guiding others in areas that i've become more familiar with, for their sake & mine.

[@Josh-kt6jh]

@@FalconWindbladerthis was beautiful said and I relate to this on a deep level - Fellow INFP

[@SDoesNotKnow]

I also relate to this. Throughout my life, I’ve joined campaigns, organizations, and entered jobs not seeking any sort of leadership position but to just be someone who can provide what I can to help us succeed and utilize myself in the best way I can to help others achieve our common goal. Then, I end up finding myself in leadership positions. Often, it was because nobody else wanted it and I felt compelled to step up so we can keep moving, or it was because I was asked and my initial answer is always, “who? Me?” And then I feel like I have to say yes because what an honor and privilege that someone I respected or the other members/employees think I can do the job. So I take it very seriously while ensuring people know I’m someone who has their best interest at heart too and will make sure they’re heard because it’s the best way for them to hear me if I’m going to lead them and make sure the stuff that needs to get done will get done and in the way that’s functional and professional. I have a philosophy that the means matter, not just the ends so it’s not enough that the goal is met but how we got to the goal and how we as a team feel about how we got there. And I am willing to handover the reins without problem… if I can trust the other person to do it well and care about the other members/employees who have shown their dedication, competence, and consideration for others in the group.

[@header_guard1112]

I'm an INTJ who has taken a liking to driving and collecting maps.

[@metametodo]

Yeah! Map people! (INFJ) Sorry, it has always been an obsession.

[@letfreedomring7330]

My ENFP husband and I work together synergistically. We are our best selves together, with me embracing change and helping to innovate, and with him doing things gradually and seeing them through to the end. We help each other. - ISTJ

[@yunkimin8104]

I am enamored by your ability to unravel 16 personalities in an insightful and educational way. As an INFP I actually came to the conclusion (about two years ago) that the only way for me to protect my solitude is to create a working system that will provide me agency and independence. I did some digging about the ESTJ as it is my antithesis and learned how to incorporate it's strength. I even created the monicker: Emperor of the Eremites. I'm happy that my conclusion is validated by your insights.

[@kyurei4478]

I'm glad the description of best version of INxJs isn't leader like many other videos for once. I just don't think we're made to be leaders. I don't feel like it's a role we want. Maybe people think that because they tend to say we're inspiring but we work better as counselors in that regard. We stay quite solitary and prefer participating for others from afar.

[@xbabygirltx]

Personally I don’t want to be a leader. I want to help, motivate and inspire people to become their best selves. But I keep being put in leadership roles lol Like you said, people associate those qualities with leadership.

[@kyurei4478]

Yeah exactly, but wanting to help others doesn't necessarely go with leadership. As I said, a counselor role can do it. Becoming a leader is typically more an ENxJ thing.

[@xbabygirltx]

​@@kyurei4478 That's true.There are plenty people who just want to help, who would thrive in supporting roles. I think the fact that some INxJs can appear to be extroverted (at times), causes many to mistakenly assume we are like the ENxJs.

[@kyurei4478]

@@xbabygirltx Yeah from what I've seen people tend to consider becoming a leader is cracking their shell and a natural evolution for INxJs but they forget even if they come out of their shell, they'll always be introverts and it doesn't mean becoming an ENxJ. They don't necessarely want to play this role and assume the responsabilities that go with it.

[@oldflowertender]

Well, there's my guidance advise for this coming year! I'm a newer widow and have been homebound with grief work and am trying to redirect myself into my new life. As my guts has been telling me... I need to get out and abt again, travel and go back to adventuring - just solo this time. I'm 65, so almost fully formed infj, lol.

[@lovewho]

This is lovely to hear. One thing I would add is that these versions of ourselves don't always feel natural. Even when we're adept at using our lower functions, it still often takes conscious effort to summon them up. So judging yourself harshly if it's not feeling natural is something to avoid. I wish you a well travelled near future! ~ Nathan

[@bytehead904]

I'm a new widower. I understand.

[@oldflowertender]

@@bytehead904 it takes time to work through this and establish yrself agn, right? My biggest surprise (apart frm how many people you lose after their death) is how far back you have to go to connect with you before them. I'm done sorting through what I want to bring back frm the old me. Now i need to do what I've already known that I needed to do: get goin! What place are you at in yr grief journey?

[@bytehead904]

@@oldflowertender I've got four kids, and the furthest are 5 miles away from me. My daughter and granddaughter are living with me. Having them around has certainly helped. According to my dreams, I'm at the angry level. I really tore into her about something in the dream. And since I remember that part...

[@oldflowertender]

@@bytehead904 oh great tp have them. I have 2 sons that are available If needed. Angry, huh. I really didn't spend too much time angry. The most anger i had was when i realize I was there for him and his illness and death yet ill likely be alone through mine (no spouse, i mean). That really isn't fair. Grr. My sons say that it was best he went first, he'd be lost if I had. Funny, i didn't know they realized that.

[@jacrispycracker]

"Evolved to their final form"

[@lovewho]

Indeed! ~ Nathan

[@kyurei4478]

"It's not even my final form!"

[@Apeiron242]

I like the artwork.

[@outoforbit00]

As an infp i have taken on a leadership role a few times, this is where i find things easier to get done. Im good at fitting people into roles that suit their skills and personalities whilst supporting them. Saying all that though, its not ambition that motivates me.

[@Snarl_Marx]

"I say the world must learn our peaceful ways...by force." ENFP here, working on that "incremental change" stuff I keep hearing so much about. Tbh, it can be a real drag lol

[@starsaligneddino]

Evolved Ti doms = Yoda 😊 I love evolved version of Ni doms. LOTR have some of very interesting evolved Ni dom characters like Gandalf (INTJ) and Aragorn (INFJ). Both are "voyagers" with purposes.

[@kyurei4478]

The final form of spiritual guide lone wolf.

[@anastasiaevans4884]

I'm an INFP and I hate nothing more than having people dependent on me. My highest paying job was a management position and it was terrible. I hated every day of it cuz i dont like telling people what to do 😢 however, in your video, you might be talking about a different kind of leadership. Where everyone is motivated by the same thing but can't seem to find a way to achieve their goal. That's when an INFP might step in, in a way, to guide people.

[@meddem1925]

Great video. I truly believe our 4th, oppositional function is the start of us mastering ourselves. I've always believed my Se to be quite strong but it is only so when feeding my Ni - which is fine, good even, but when it comes to using Se in a more pure sense, I shudder. I then think to myself, "I generate such incredible ideas and insights, and I can see the solutions to nearly everything I set my mind to yet nothing comes of it because I do not ACT on it...". What power does Ni have without Se to vehicle it? Every single problem I'm currently facing is due to the neglect of Se. Even Te Polr would start flourishing if only Se were given a chance. I thoroughly enjoy your insights.

[@jordandavis5387]

The voyager sounds very appealing, but all the edges of the map have been filled in, and our lives tied down by a mandatory work schedule unfortunately 😂. But if I could pick a time to go back to experience, it would be the age of discovery. Without the scurvy and other various elements of illness of course the exploration of the free world without being in bondage sounds the most therapeutic 😂. Love the videos btw, always a straight to the point analysis ❤️

[@lovewho]

That's a good point. Although this stretches the meaning of it a bit, a voyage needn't be a physical thing always. It could simply be venturing somewhere new in terms of your ideas, or changing your routines, or expanding in terms of skills. Another aspect of it is that the same voyage has different effects of different people. In that sense, the same journey is never the same journey ~ Nathan

[@jordandavis5387]

@lovewho that makes complete sense! Thank you for the extended commentary on this idea

[@dipige]

Gandalf was my favourite character when LOTR came out, when I was 15. Appreciate your little insight (INTJ)

[@web_jar6630]

Apart from the great value this video holds, I genuinely love the artwork used for depiction. I feel mesmerized for some reason....

[@bytehead904]

Wow. An INTP here, married to... an ISTP! My step kids have named me Buddha. I think they thought I might hate it when they started, but I loved it from the beginning. Love this!

[@lovetobe6118]

You never stop amazing me on how accurate you are. I am most powerful when I implement incremental changes for a larger overall result. I never lose sight of the bigger picture and actually see jaw dropping results long term years down the road. That ability didn't come naturally, I had to work for ot because I used to suffer from an autoimmune immune condition. I didn't want to be in pain for the rest of my life and bedridden so I started researching what small changes can improve quality of life and long term results. When I found a doctor whose small suggestions for change actually showed results I started implementing more of them. Its been seven years now and I am pain free and symptom free now. I have accomplished more than I set out and I am completely changed from who I once was.

[@Yonkipog]

Hello i am an young entp , please tell me how i am supposed to be an "incrementalist"

[@AFLoneWolf]

ISTP here. I can teach anyone how to do anything once I've figured it out. But it has to be a one-on-one. Me in front of a classroom is a disaster.

[@GermanTaffer]

Agree. But we have to go through pain, my friend. An INTp

[@tengamangapiu]

Cool so we need to learn how to speak in public and teach. Easy peasy.

[@LadyIarConnacht]

ENFP, really miffed that I had to wait until the end, :P. I started learning to be satisfied with incremental growth/progress/change in my 40's, and to set reasonable goals. I learned this by studying under a Te dominant person. What I still can't deal with, though, is backsliding, reverses, that feeling of being right back where I started from. However, I'm not obsessed with change, either, because I see so many good things that we have left behind, that should never have been forgotten.

[@NoNamedNobody692]

Hey Nate, Can you start reviewing Shadow Functions relatively soon? It makes each of the types MUCH more fleshed out and unique to their own time. Especially when using John Beebe’s 8 Function Model and the Cognitive Attitudes of each of the 8 Functions.

[@ccheyenne]

Yeah, as an ENTJ who is constantly questioning if I might actually be an INTP, this would be very helpful. This video was just another example of this; I'm a teacher! Though crusader really resonated with me, I BELIEVE in the power in education

[@FishCakeIsland4928]

Ngl if Ne doms like me were to minmax and lean into our Ne without traiming our weaker functions we probably wouldnt survive in society lmao

[@lovewho]

An alternative approach: minions ~ Nathan

[@FishCakeIsland4928]

@@lovewho I like the way you think mate 😉

[@catherinedavidson7145]

Can't speak for INTJ, and maybe it's just me, but as an INFJ, I think SE is fully engaged when we are doing something we care about.

[@sanz9912]

"I concur"- a fellow INFJ

[@header_guard1112]

It is. - INTJ

[@is_5013]

Another fantastic, insightful and poignant video, thank you!

[@shadowboxing7029]

Your insights are always so refreshing and generous to all types. Your content consistently sets you apart for me.

[@MM-gk1tm]

The juvenile quality of the inferior function means that ultimately integration is accepting the childlike part of the self for all of us. Great video as always, very funny opening.

[@rain.booked]

i was JUST thinking about you and wondering when we're gonna get a new video !!! so happy right now :)

[@lovewho]

You summoned me ~ Nathan

[@j-cub7107]

What’s interesting to me is the letter you choose to generalize when grouping together. I could definitely see how focusing only on the Hero-inferior dichotomy can point these types towards there “highest selves”, but I believe that’s the input/output, or “outcome” side of things. In terms of the process in which they must reach those heights, that to me seems more in their Parent-Child functions. I’d be interested to see a video (if you haven’t made it already) grouping types by their judging functions instead, and focus on the processes they can focus on to better themselves, even though the results may look wildly different. Edit: well look who commented before finishing the actual video lol, perhaps your method was the wiser, as both parts actually would incorporate the Parent-Child functions, myself first just looking at ISTP and INTP (myself an INTP). I’m trying nowadays to leap a little more than I look, as looking alone holds me back. Good vid! I appreciate you.

[@audreyhowler]

I always thought the most powerful version of some of the introverted types is a ninja. And for some extroverts it would be Senate Majority Leader. But maybe my definition of "powerful" is old-fashioned.

[@RosheenQuynh]

Me? A leader? I tried that a couple of times with a Halo clan, and I proved that I was NOT cut out for that kind of responsibility, as I didn't command (heh) authority... I either belong at the bottom of the hierarchy or somewhere in the middle where I'm cozily both a leader and follower

[@CineShinya]

Very interesting concept and kind of hits the spot for me. It might be because of the quite philosophical and always up for debate culture of my country, or growing up with an ENTP brother, but even as an ISFJ, my Ne is oddly high. Because of that, I have been mistaken as an INTP sometimes, but nothing beats my Si, so this makes things unclear. I can't know if that is my "most powerful form", that's debatable and the possibilities infinite. From my personal experience, it includes both the strengths and weaknesses of Ne. While the sense of tangibility keeps me grounded, I can be overly creative (I am an artist and published book author), up for long theoretical conversations anytime and see all the open options and paths, so I can be prepared for any scenario. Sometimes even improvising appears more appealing than going according to a plan that can be stressful to come up with and can also be limiting. But on the other hand that can be chaotic as well and create "plot twists" in my overall very ISFJ behaviour. Say something no one expected me to say or even more often imply things that make even ENTPs go like 😳😏. Also it must be exhausting for whoever talks with me to have to deal with how I combine the detail-oriented Si with the train of thought of Ne. And if we add Ti's overanalysing...my Fe sends them condolences and will "pray" for them. Also some times having a plethora of new exciting ideas can make it hard to focus on one goal or task. So...overall it has both benefits and disadvantages.

[@badgateway6948]

absolutely mind blowing! thanks

[@That_one_guy__]

I feel like love who is making more videos that’s been like “most likely to be psychopaths” or “most powerful” He knows his audience, 80% of us are edgy teenagers. I appreciate that the content is still great tho

[@n.kirkevans6256]

I am an INTP English teacher at a Title I high school. I love my job because dealing with all the Fe and Si constantly challenges me, and the administrators are so distracted that my Ne can go wild! It is very stressful, but having a job that requires me to present my thoughts about how to read/write every day means that when I do go home I never lack interesting problems to chew over with my Ne and Ti. You can't procastinate or ignore other humans when you've got to teach every day.

[@toukawisteria327]

I hope to see a "How to beat the ST types" video soon😊

[@Cuspofrevolution]

As an infp i have heard a few video's and they all say the same infp are the most powerful personality type and leader....which is hilarious because i have never ever ever been powerful and most def do not want a leadership role lmao but if i continue down this path of self awareness and learning it would be like something out of the twilight zone...so surreal 😊

[@johnknight9150]

I don't think the double-down approach (playing only into your strengths) can be sustainable long term when sought exclusively, as welled up energy in the unconscious will bring the devalued functions bursting into consciousness whether you like it or not. In middle age, for instance, and NT type is going to have their Feeling and Sensing functions thrust upon them. If the person doesn't allow these functions room to move and breathe a midlife crisis and depression will result.

[@ProJanitor]

This was a really good idea for a video topic especially now, during this period of malaise when many probably feel demoralized and disempowered.

[@Jordan4053]

INFJ here. The bigger picture destroyed and made me at the same time 😅 also.. you have an extremely posh voice, I love it. 😅😊

[@elinamakela8435]

The secret to ENTP & 'inspiring' *coughing fit* lasting change is... Give up 100000 times and then try again with slightly new tactics & oomph. By the time you don't care if everyone's dead or alive, you'll see change in your environment/people around you. For example I 'inspired' my co-caregiver into some drastic lifestyle changes and 6 years later, we're there. I stopped giving a f*** 4 years ago, but that’s beside the point 😂

[@willow-wm6un]

me, an INTP masking as an ENFP for years- highly exhausting, but at least I've gained some knowledge about forming relationships; if something's needs to be told, it is that saying "yes" to more gatherings and real world adventures can be pretty helpful with becoming a grown(?) INTP ps. did u know that Carl Jung was into astrology? I mean, lately I've come across a 'mbti vs astrology' debate and that piece of an information adds something to it, doesn't it?

[@GermanTaffer]

Oh man I am soooo curious talking to you. Fellow INTP with a mostly boring background.

[@willow-wm6un]

yeah sure if only i can answer to any assumptions of yours man like, idk struggling with showing empathy and biting your tongue so as not to be rude sometimes- tbh still not over this one but focusing on asking questions or just silently letting a person to rant about sth can be effective

[@adrieljeremiah8371]

Wonderful topic! 🙌Teaching us how to evolve to our best!

[@lovewho]

Glad you enjoyed it! ~ Nathan

[@jaroslaval9159]

INFJ here- so why am I such a homebody? I think I have become disappointed in some recent "voyages." Maybe I actually need to go somewhere I want to go for a change? Hmmm....

[@SharinSubha]

Istp,intp : the teacher Entj,estj : the crusader Estp,esfp : the aligner Enfj,esfj : the truthsayer Isfj,istj : the reformer Intj,infj : the voyager Infp,isfp : the leader Entp,enfp : the incrementalist

[@nikolaipetyaev6747]

A wonderful analysis of the third function of each type. You probably don't realize it, but what you have analyzed is called the analysis of the archetypes of EGO and PERSONA in normality. All the pairs you mention are actually manifestations of a single person in a stable mental state. It is very surprising that for many years none of the typologists have mentioned that MBTI needs to include Jung's theory of Archetypes. This would lead to the next transition to a more complete and accurate description of the full personality type. But the most important step in the evolution of MBTI is the hierarchy of preference development from the most basic in ESTP to the highest in INFJ. To place all 16 types in a hierarchical model and explain why such a hierarchy is obtained is what is needed in the 21st century. In Structural Typology, all these nuances are taken into account. If you want to get acquainted with the next stage of MBTI development, I would be happy to add you to a LinkedIn group where I explain these nuances.

[@ivynyan]

Inferior functions are fascinating. I related to a few of these so it's hard for me to say where specifically I'd fall. XNTJ has felt pretty close lately.

[@Ovale-tt]

I loved this video !

[@tdmakeupartistry889]

This was a really good video. Thank you!

[@anderpanders6210]

I swear Nathan has looked at some view data metrics and noticed that after ENTP portion of his video all ENTPs leave the video. That's why I nowadays know to skip right to the end to see the part I'm interested in.

[@GLAASJEMELC]

I can do anything I set my mind to, with sheer will power! But I guess I do kind of need a plan first.... Otherwise I am like the wind at sea, blowing violently in any direction (ESFP)

[@moism1175]

I love you man, keep going

[@Cat-ee-jik6715]

Great videos, I Like the art you have chosen to accompany each personality type in this one.

[@XxBrittany20xX]

ENFJ-T here. U hit it perfectly. ❤ Crush on ISFP

[@tomocchii]

My ESTJ halfsister final form = Frieza As an ESFP my final form is hangry it’s said that improving your inferior function is done inadvertently by trying to use your demon function and that that is the function that you need to integrate in order to fully realise your potential. Because if you don’t the demon function will continue to wreak havoc in your life.

[@ladybluebell1598]

Someone did a colour palette analysis 👀

[@brunelacrochenci5230]

An enjoyable video as always 🙌

[@yereem]

I am ISTP, but my weakness feels more like the ESTP & ESFP one. Well i have this social interaction dont make sense mindset but i just try to ignore it and go with it with some akwardness

[@lovewho]

Weaponised awkwardness is valid ~ Nathan

[@Defaulted123]

The final form of an INTJ is an ENFP?! 😮

[@gwendolynlee7014]

Leader, Voyager , Crusader, ..and "Incrementalist"!?..ENTP's 😅

[@thesandyartist9318]

since the artstyle is kinda cool, do you know the person, who the presumably the ai(if it is ai) referenced it from? I would love to follow them.

[@x-rex7236]

Would you do a video teir list on which MBTI would be great Manipulators

[@lovewho]

At this point, I'm not sure which videos I have and haven't done, but that one is ringing a bell as one that I have done. Feel free to search it and see if it's there! ~ Nathan

[@brendanrobinson6860]

You should do a video on the different types and weather they use the left, right or equal parts of the brain hemispheres.

[@quentinkundalini5010]

I could listen to you all day long

[@MyTubeofYouChannel]

Your voice is so soothing, I basically listen to your videos like asmr LOL

[@denisesiddon7241]

Infp as a leader? Can only just deal with a daily schedule 😂

[@alexanderkeehnen]

Amazing video! Really powerful to apply with my coaching clients ❤

[@lovewho]

That's really cool to hear! If you end up creating The Avengers from your clients then I feel entitled to protection from them if things go really downhill. Just putting that out there ~ Nathan

[@alexanderkeehnen]

@@lovewho Ha! For sure :) If a humanitarian emergency of such epic proportion would ever emerge, I'll personally put on my cape and get the squad together. This world needs your wisdom!

[@Nostalgik]

I can't see myself as "The Leader", RIP

[@lovewho]

I've heard that a lot from INFPs and ISFPs. INxPs often resonate with the "reluctant leader" archetype if they end up in that role. It's rarely something they seek out ~ Nathan

[@denisesiddon7241]

Ditto. Would rather have a supporting role instead of lead

[@linmonPIE]

There have been times when I was kind of pushed into the role of leader because no one else was stepping up (a few group projects). I really didn’t want to be the leader at first but I was bizarrely kind of good at it. It’s still uncomfortable for me though and I don’t seek it out.

[@mrspiral2194]

Yeah but, Wouldn't you carry the burden of leadership for the sake of something or someone you love? Perhaps like Frodo and the Ring.

[@FalconWindblader]

NONE of us INFPs can see ourselves as leaders, until we got into it & was able to make something out of it. Like it or not, so long as we do actually talk to people & speak our thoughts, someone would wanna put us in leadership roles at one point or another, either because we're actually the most qualified, or just because we're the ones most likely, albeit reluctantly, to do it. Have faith btw. We may not be excellent leaders, yet we ain't that bad when we do become leaders.

[@Yonkipog]

Holy sh1t man as an ENTP i always felt like exactly what you said.. before even i knew i was an ENTP.. Now i will research into what the "incrementalist" means and hopefully implement in my real life , i am too much occupied by procrastination

[@emiya1]

Hey man, found anything useful?

[@Yonkipog]

@@emiya1 in what task ,do you need help

[@emiya1]

@@Yonkipog just discovered this week im an ENTP so really anything. Mostly finishing stuff and finding motivation though

[@Yonkipog]

@@emiya1 read Friedrich nietzche and watch andrew tate clips = godlike philosophy

[@emiya1]

@@Yonkipog I think I watched almost every tate clip lmao tate fan here. Will look into Nietzsche pal thanks

[@nalagnap]

I just want to say that it sounds like all of it is Christian Virtues salt and light like a good shepherd, praise God life is easy.

[@srushtsyamand2713]

You are the only one who gets enfjs

[@UltraTitanZ]

Another great video. Also this is incredibly off topic but has anyone ever told you that you look like Timothy Dalton’s James Bond?

[@icaptureditforyou]

*Chef's kiss*

[@welcomeeverybody7540]

16 Personalities on common sense, be interesting too me

[@metametodo]

Oh, that'd be nice! My own perspective, as an INFJ, on common sense is very multifaceted. I despise it, but I also see it as very real and important. You can't live in society completely ignoring common sense, and you'll learn to live better in it if you understand how common sense affects all our views, preferences and choices.

[@kyurei4478]

Same but as an INFJ I like it because I feel like that unites us.

[@simonetozzi7912]

Great video!! ❤

[@skippergin2695]

Hm. Small sustainable changes. That's not exactly satisfying. So an ENFP has to forgo all the fireworks to...get a new tea kettle in the office, or similar. It's like every way to be a good ENFP (good as in virtuous) involves being a frustrated ENFP.

[@theyoungknight.3119]

I am most powerful when I exist.

[@pastelpink1234]

Ah yes ive been very insecure abt my version 😅 perfect

[@archisalvage]

Hold on, quick question. Did you by chance pick up that little fold up chess set at the markets in Budapest? It looks exactly like mine!

[@bunnyteeth365]

So that's why people suggest I become a teacher

[@Aintsten]

Hi, I know this kinda weird but, what do you use to get thick eyebrows? Whenever I see your videos, my eyes always fascinated to your eyebrows, love them 👍

[@justsomerandompenguinwitha9650]

Lmao being a teacher is the last thing i would do

[@NancyVarma_]

I disagree with the common stereotype that ExTJs lack personal conviction. The problem is that we may start as the most passionate person in the room, but real change takes years, even decades. Humans evolve throughout their lives, and ExTJs are very stubborn and want to see the completion of their goals even though they know deep down that their goals have changed. The challenge is learning when to let go and move on.

[@existentialchaos8]

Weirdly enough, as an INTP I relate, especially since I'm also perfectionistic.

[@turtle360]

Did you just tell us to incarn our opposite archetype?

[@nonchalantd]

♥

[@achal4452]

Obviously xntp and xntj

[@termitesc.aardwolf3644]

4:15 Does "How Gender Affects Personality Type" also cover non-binary, genderfluid, intersex, trans, two-spirit and agender as well as male and female? Because I identify as a he/they non-binary demiboy.

[@wokeewok4014]

what type are you id say intp but you post so consistently I think it must be intj?

[@jimclayson]

I still tell people my greatest accomplishment in life was (kindly, politely, lovingly and at her request) teaching my then-wife/now-ex-wife how to determine whether she should use "I" or "me" (her two favorite words) in a sentence. She noticed I'd wince when I'd hear people talking, and she didn't understand why. I explained hearing the misuse of personal pronouns (don't even get me started on reflexive pronouns) was like hearing a HORRIBLY jarring chord, and then gave her some basic examples so she could hear it for herself. She tried it out and it clicked. She had to think about it for a second, but she could hear what I was hearing. Of course, that didn't stop her from divorcing me some years later, but that's another story... I'm not sure "teacher" is a role to which I'd ever aspire, but there's something to be said regarding the INTP's uncomfortable and tenuous relationship with with Fe. Few of us ever fully embrace Fe, with most settling for either basic competence to get by, or total avoidance in and effort to bypass the associated issues altogether... but we have an inbuilt social component none the less. We're certainly "helpers" by nature. -- INTP

[@imanilovely176]

She dodged a bullet, no offense.

[@Exydna]

​@@imanilovely176 don't dodge the bullet, no offense.

[@imanilovely176]

@@Exydna you can step in front of it 😊

[@pastelpink1234]

Ok i just watched 2 first seconds we are good 😅