What is Extraverted Intuition in Myers-Briggs? ENTP ENFP INTP INFP

[@MsJaymeC]

This explains so much to me. My inability to stay satisfied in a job after learning the ropes. My love of my cake decorating career I finally chose. The hours are random, the days are never the same, I'm always learning new techniques, and I get to use my imagination almost daily. And yeah, I've done the whole, "I forgot to eat" thing. One day (in wedding season) my boss had to kick me out of my corner for a break cause I had been there for 9 hours at that point without stopping for food or even a quick sit down. Great times. Love the chaos.

[@diyalectic52]

INTP - I had snakes, tarantulas and a 3m tank with large iridescent sharks. I used to hop between jobs every 10 or so months until I studied law and mediation. It's demanding but always a new case on the rise. Just found your channel and love your videos! It's accurate with lots of novel information on things I thought I fully understood before. Sometimes I feel like Ne is a curse, maybe my Ti/Si judges it, but videos like this help me see the good impact we all make using it.

[@rathan3288]

There's this song called ''Try Everything'' featured in a Disney movie called ''Zootopia'' and i feel like that song perfectly encapsulates Ne as a function in a way that's very easy to understand.

[@juanatee]

You're my favorite KZbinr right now! INFP here and this feels so spot on for me. I had this absolute DREAM job that I landed a while back, but it eventually became suffocating because it held me back from exploring other things I wanted to do. Took a leap of faith and quit. Now, I'm living another dream by working fully remote, but I'm feeling stuck in freeze mode. The possibilities are endless, and it's just overwhelming. Do you have any advice for those who get bored with daily routines, but at the same time completely fall apart without any structure?

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

WORK meticulously to NOTICE the value of structures and time blocks. And I mean _WORK._ That's what will etch it into your brain. Make it available as an automatic context. It'll be the hardest in the beginning. Less so with more work on it, as you begin to automatize it - your previous work will pay off. Don't let go until you've achieved full automatization. That is, you don't have to make almost any conscious effort to see the value clearly. Now it'll demand effort to _not_ have structures! :⁠-⁠) Be sure before you've started working that you're not feeling FORCED by the "structure"/time-block. You don't want to be disciplining yourself (exerting willpower). So *TAKE THE TIME* before you start, to do the motivational, value-clarifying work I talked about: sit and think in detail WHAT IS THE VALUE that you get and will get by working on the thing that you set to work on; also why is working in a structured way a value in itself, too. _Really_ think it through. Expend the effort, do the work. Especially those first times, it'll be very necessary. You're doing something you've not done before. It's _literally_ changing your brain, you're _literally_ becoming a different individual. That's the work of automatizing seeing the value (i.e. that which will drive/motivate you; so you don't have to force yourself, expend willpower, which is a very limited resource) - something that you currently don't possess, is foreign to you; as evidenced by your lack of motivation. If someone told you to get outside to receive a gift of 10 thousand dollars, would you not rush immediately? You would, because you see the great value, and it's clear how to get it, and it is achievable. You don't need willpower, you don't need disciplining/forcing yourself to do it. You rush out of DESIRE, lust, greed. That's the right emotion for action, not fear! In Objectivism, they call it motivation by love (read: value, desire, interest, curiosity, 'greed') vs. by fear. Don't use force. Don't initiate the use of force not only against others, but against yourself, too! Be a voluntarist in every way. Learn to motivate yourself by making the value clear, vivid and powerful in your mind. CLARITY! Bonus: when you _achieve,_ through focused work, the enormous value/wealth of being able to motivate yourself, you also get almost directly (just a bit of additional skill required) the ability to motivate others: your employees, your children. Now you don't have to force. You just paint the value vividly for them, make it clear what they'll gain; you motivate, make them lust after it, you don't "discipline". This skill, the ability to motivate oneself, is the greatest gift a parent could give their child. But to be able to give it, you have to have it. *You cannot give what you don't have.* A law of nature. :⁠-⁠)

[@erikbarnard1905]

I am an INFP and your video explains this phenomenon so well. Definitely had ahha moments! Great job

[@NickDailyWins]

What is great for me is having a document app on my phone so I can remove ideas from my head. This takes care of Si looping back Ne output. Ne gets activated so much when drawing or when making lists. Try it out. Think of something you cannot even list two things of. Then go Ne and see how you will create a list of 20 items without breaking a sweat. Voice is the medium of Ne. So talking and asking questions out loud helps.

[@marcelvandermeulen2219]

I have seen so many mbti related content, but this one really opened some new perspectives for me. Thank you!

[@joellerskate]

Wow you really nailed it with the NE hobby roller skating thing. Bite-sized, encapsulated sensory that is socially solitary. I love to do it and I'm afraid I'm going to stop so I just do it once a week. I never get good enough to be bored.

[@greenleafnumber70]

Loving this series. Learning a lot. Thank you

[@t.r.w.7778]

Hi. INSP here. I loved watching you play with your nails. You’re usually so scholarly and it was great to see you being so girly. The contrast was beautiful.

[@24hrdiner]

Thank you. Really well done. I relate to it strongly as a NE dom. ❤🎉

[@dennismusingila3012]

Haha That chatgpt meme is fire, because of the lengths NEs would go to not be wrong

[@misskingschild3670]

Thanks for this interesting video! As an ENFP I really relate to the Bullet journaling explanation! :’D

[@baaf777]

I associate the pink or purple hair with Fi authenticity. You also see it a lot with ISFP's. Therefore, to me it's not Ne but I see the confusion because many NFP's do paint their hair.

[@AlexisKingsley]

That's interesting! I would associate dyed hair more with Ne possibilities than being authentic as it's a fake hair color, but that slide is just a caricature and any type can do anything, just differing motivations

[@Julia-hq3bu]

Outstanding! You are most engaging and informative. I now know I am def EN vs IN. Question: I wondered why you always talk of ENTP or INTP, but never mention J's {which I think describes me}. Love the my cat ate your stick people😆! I came up with "My dingo ate your baby!"

[@Julia-hq3bu]

Oops, party foul!! I came up with "Your baby ate my dingo!"

[@editorjeannie2318]

Can’t wait for introverted intuition

[@moneymanagement24]

Fellow INTJ here. I live in Oregon and went to Taylor Swift concert

[@allanmuller3486]

My mantra is "never put off for tomorrow what you can put off indefinitely." (INTP)

[@MassimoENTP]

Very good. Thank you very much

[@margolitapnina6716]

don't stop in the middle. HOW (????)😂 World is full of stuff to start doing😢😢😢😢😢~ I have to be fast in finishing then 😂 (INFP)

[@westcoastswingmusic]

Nice! Thanks!

[@jdolich]

Terrific.

[@kanekifriedchicken]

as an INFP this is so accurate ;___;

[@PositivePulse123]

Thank you so much for this. What type of jobs are ideal for us

[@siegniteyt1096]

Before watching this, I just wanna ask what are your personal cognitive functions stack?

[@NickDailyWins]

She is an INTJ. 1.Ni 2.Te 3.Fi 4.Se She is still really qualified to talk about this though.

[@charlespackwood2055]

If you could have your head talking out of a cabbage.... you'd be a talking 'head' of cabbage.

[@erikbarnard1905]

What is your type?

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

She's an INTJ.

[@djebarazidan103]

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[@tahertz8544]

Rainbows Pictures make me THINK, of tyrants. INTP OUT.

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

Yep... the bast@rds have ruined rainbows for us.