What's My Personality: Thinking or Feeling? | 5 Minute MBTI

What's My Personality: Thinking or Feeling? 5 Minute MBTI!Not sure what your MBTI Type is? Trying to figure out whether you're a Thinker or a Feeler? Watch this video to find out!
Thinkers and Feelers make decisions in very different ways and want people to view them differently too - as either competent or trustworthy. In this MBTI video, we will highlight the differences between Thinkers and Feelers in ways that will make it easier for you to decide which one fits you best! Check it out!
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[@user-rq2mr5oq2s]

So do you feel that you are a thinker? So do you think that you’re a feeler? I don’t know if that was intentional but I really liked it lol

[@Raage.]

Siri I think I’m a thinker

[@fairyfellermasterstroke]

None of this. I think that I'm a thinker, but I feel that I'm a feeler. (The test says 54% feeler)

[@xiao425]

@@Raage. same

[@weekendersline1258]

@@fairyfellermasterstroke Oh WOW!!! That was a real good laugh. Thank you. I asked one question last week. And here I am taking notes and listening to videos and podcasts. This is certainly different from Psychology. With Psychology, you look at the other person. Making determinations outside of yourself seems easier than trying to get a (what I thought was a simple question. Kablooey) determination of ones self. Just stick with the percentages and you'll be fine...

[@samikshasardesai172]

@Neil Rogue Reiner same

[@lilacspring2556]

I can do both, depends on who and what is involved

[@mrsmjs1550]

We all think and we all feel. The T & F dichotomy is about decision-making. Feelers are not selfish and thinkers are not heartless. We all use both - the questions is which do we prefer to use more often. Feelers prefer to use their heart to make decisions while thinkers prefer to use logic.

[@danapearson7835]

what if they both hit you at once and hit you hard?

[@amezing222]

@@danapearson7835 hit them back with a metal rod. Tf they gonna do? Say their opinion?

[@MasterTSayge]

I believe majority of us are Thinkers because feelers are viewed as being weak

[@itsoknottobeok5687]

I'm a feeler tired of feelings. So I wanna be a thinker...

[@willowtreetraining]

I get it! Being a Feeler can be exhausting at times, right???

[@LazyAlligator]

Become a harder person

[@Youtubeuser10873]

Just let life do it’s thing don’t rush you will get there

[@Youtubeuser10873]

@@willowtreetrainingI would like to get certified practitioner to asses my personality type !!

[@Bikeman3000]

Real

[@caramelunicorn8023]

This is problematic to me because I use both feeling and logic. I equally value being impartial and fair as well as being compassionate and empathetic, even though I'm more emotionally sensitive myself, I expect competence from others.

[@aminerkin9844]

This!! I have the same problem. I can understand the circumstance of an individual and make a true or false decision based on their individual circumstance. I don't generalize people at all, but I understand the practical view on situations where sacrificing few to save many might be ideal or I accept when I get punished as long as I believe it's fair even if it is a harsh punishment.

[@danielkim1349]

It’s not that you can’t use feeling or thinking if you have the other, it’s just one is preferred. In the base cognitive functions everyone has both functions it’s just naturally some go through different orders and pairings. They all play off each other and it’s wise to see it as a spectrum not a black and white way

[@vigorofavirgo3916]

Bobert Wiltshire okay batman

[@erikknudsen4034]

Now that comment screams "thinker" all day long!

[@notatheory4488]

Expectations lead to disappointment

[@thursdayplurbonym-boyporri8921]

I'm kinda both Even on the test, I always get the t and the f within 1% of each other So I'm kinda straddling between infp and intp edit, 2 years later: i discovered this neat thing called cognitive functions and it turns out i'm an entp lmao

[@Fatima-cg4ns]

thunder Same! I don’t know if I’m an INTP or an INFP. I got INTP in the test, but I almost got INFP. I think I got 48% and 52%

[@colty.within]

An INTP and an INFP is so different from each other. Actually, I suggest you to take a Cognitive function test.

[@blessmeachouuu7096]

Me too .. It's ether INTJ or INFJ

[@ayanglalongchar2814]

Same here INTP/INFP

[@Raage.]

Same I’m in between ENTP and ENFP 49% thinking and 51% feeling.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Feelers are usually more compassionate than thinkers because they are guided by their hearts more than they are with their heads. This does not make them any inferior to thinkers because it is something admirable - to be able to feel what others feel; to have the high emotional quotient that many thinkers don't have and that is absolutely necessary for the world to be balanced and thrive.

[@zain4019]

Angel truth I think both are important, but I do admire the compassion and kindness that comes with a feeling personality.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

@@zain4019 me to. Every time someone show me kindness and empathy i get emotional. Because its so hard to find tenderness in the world. Letting go of the ego is surrender to a spiritual journey. We should not shame ourselves for begin senstive, its part of human nature, its what separates us from the machines.

[@EV143]

​@@PoisonelleMisty4311Exactly

[@joiamed8544]

I am definitely not a thinker. People are not things that can be cajoled into following rules and regulations.

[@AMarcon]

Jim DeMaio Jr that is not what a thinker do...

[@iamjmcha]

im definitely a Thinker. someone else's feelings tend to be the last thing i consider when making a decision. but as i grow older i understood that not all people look at things objectively. so depending on who the affected person is gonna be, i try my best to explain the situation, the repercussion, the basis on why i came to the decision i made.

[@BabyBugBug]

Interesting. Do you have an example of when this has happened?

[@KikiDarragh]

My test results were 50/50 but I think in the moment I'm more of a thinker but then later I'll feel bad for not considering how what I say or my decisions affect others

[@fortuneh1851]

The nuances between the two are real!

[@nicolejohnson7752]

I’m very logical and analytical but I’m also very compassionate. I’m not sure which one I am. I have the same problem with sensing/intuition lol

[@tanyabaker4809]

Because people don't fit neatly in the boxes. We are all unique.

[@sandradibiaso7316]

I am a feeler definitely! I think about how my decision with affect other before thinking logically.

[@sabellaferrari1219]

All 4 MBT I dichotomy videos were fantastic! I can’t really say I come across videos on the A & T which, in my perception, shows up in our tertiary & inferior functions and out shadow functions…. I think you’d be the Creator who could bring that content to life and really make it make sense!

[@extremelycreativeusername3190]

im a thinker that scored 87% thinking on mbti. i only use feelings when they're nessecary to get what i need

[@kevinfukthezetamale4298]

Thinking-brutal honesty Feeling-sugar coating

[@KalashZikov]

Kevin Fuk The Token Evil Teammate I’m really interested in what you are, Fellow Gadsden Flag waver ?

[@KalashZikov]

I’m a feeler*

[@NoName-ze4qn]

Not really. There are 2 kinds of each Thinking and Feeling. Some Thinkers are the stereotypical “brutal honesty” type (TJ), while some are critical but talk carefully (TP). Some Feelers are “sugar coating” (FJ), although they're more better described as diplomatic at best, and manipulative at worst. Other Feelers, however, are sincere about themselves, and can come across as stubborn or selfish (FP).

[@caramelunicorn8023]

Thats not true. What if your angry and express it. Isn't that a feeling you express bluntly?

[@BabyBugBug]

It totally depends on the situation at hand. I am usually very honest and blunt, not in a meanspirited way where I look to be an ass, but in a constructive way where I recognize the right of the person to have an opinion about my own opinion and to disagree with me if he can logically show why. That said, part of being a human is considering an individual's situation and feelings. The key here, however, is to never let emotions cloud judgment. It never leads to good results and that's how I've always been. So if a friend asks me how her dress looks and I don't like it, I'll tell her that it is not my style and make a suggestion for a different dress - a solution if you will. If I have an underperforming "subordinate" at work, I will be honest and tell him what I've seen and ask him as an equal how he thinks things can be improved and what will be done going forward to help him grow. I take strong issue with the insinuation that thinkers are cold and overly critical when there is a way to get things done with full honesty, all while building UP the person rather than tearing him down. I strongly believe that these two dichotomies are flawed. They don't capture how people operate.

[@victorhumphrey131]

Well said. I respect that you are willing to be transparent with people while seeing its benefits and seeing past simplifications of how Thinkers supposedly are.

[@lincolnscott1877]

This was a great help towards my understanding of the MBTI’s differences. Thank you very much!

[@lavellans]

I am a thinker but always felt like it was a bad thing. Society does not value women who are perceived more “blunt” than “emotional” when in reality anyone can be either... I’ve developed F with maturity. But my default is T and that is okay.

[@user-yp6yr9te7l]

"Society does not value women who are perceived more “blunt” than “emotional”" Completely wrong. Most men prefer blunt women, especially in a professional environment. Dating, on the other hand, is different. But in the work place, do leave the emotions out of it, things run much smoother. There's a difference between directness and bossiness, society doesn't like bossiness, be it from women or men. Be assertive, and outline your rationale, every gender appreciates that

[@ashleyching5786]

Best fit Different meanings for type theory Ways to make decisions Step out to think objectively Step in to be subjective, to be empathetic Both want to be fair

[@AnoNymOuS-mg9oj]

Thinker with personality INTJ-A

[@willowtreetraining]

That's great! Did you relate to the description of Thinking in this video?

[@user-jl5dg5es7c]

I'm an INTJ ✨

[@user-yp6yr9te7l]

I'm a thinker through and through. INTP or INTJ are usually my results from the Myers Briggs type indicator

[@salamasalim9589]

If you finish ur projects and plan early u r intj If you procrastinate and do things at last minute or never finish things u r intp

[@user-yp6yr9te7l]

@@salamasalim9589 I plan early on things I care about and I procrastinate and do things last minute on things I could give a rat's ass about

[@cricielleramirez8588]

I think I'm a thinker who feels , almost balance in these....

[@anonymoususer6912]

I guess i consider myself a thinker, because i often think about an objective, then i think about the impact on me and others, and also i point out flaws. I cant really tell if i offend someone with just a few flaws, but either way, that doesnt bother me. I also tend to step out if situations and make decisions based on the objective, but it would also be balanced if i had a bit more empathy

[@0ld_Scratch]

I feel like a thinker but I think I'm a feeler, who knows...

[@DeeplySad]

You kinda sound like a feeler

[@0ld_Scratch]

@@DeeplySad I think so.

[@DeeplySad]

@@0ld_Scratch idk what type i am even though ik functions

[@victorhumphrey131]

Last time I took the MBTI, I got ISFJ. My thinking and feeling are virtually equal so it's no wonder I go back and forth between ISTJ and ISFJ.

[@user-gn5tl5vq8k]

I don't know if I'm a feeler who thinks to not hurt anyone or a thinker who doesn't like hurting people because they are useful and not because i care

[@dmitriivanov3439]

I wonder when it comes to the legal system. How many judges in court are "Thinkers" and how many are "Feelers". I feel like judges who are "Feelers" are better.

[@jesseleeward2359]

Feelers are too easily swayed by lunatics

[@zain4019]

Dmitri Ivanov Definitely. The law is something to be applied on a case-by-case basis, considering the level of damage, both to property and people, remorse of the perpetrator, conditions that led to the crime, the victims suffering. An blunt, objective application of law would bode well at all. Exceptions and context is important. For example, when northern judges refused to lynch escaped slaves from the south.

[@kababudas4157]

I am 84 % feeler ( INFJ A )

[@TVHEAD69-247]

I’m intj. I’m just learning the difference between each function.

[@christopherurbanek8134]

I was over an 80% thinking personality type when it comes to thinking vs feeling on the Myers Briggs test. I think its pretty accurate. I always think logically and practically when it comes to decision making, facts and data are the most important thing to consider. My overall personality type is ESTP.

[@abigailmyers2587]

i know im late, but we're polar opposites haha! INFJ here, and i've been wanting to find an ESTP to talk to for a while, hope that doesn't sound weird at all. like it's said in the video, thinkers tend to believe in fairness as equal treatment to all, and since you're a sensor, you tend to be more in the present than in the future, so basically everything opposite to me lol. what do you think about intuitives and feelers? i tend to feel very misunderstood and not to understand your type really at all- so, what's it like? sorry if it's a weird question, i'm not sure how to communicate the question lol

[@carlos4477]

I try very much to be a thinker but my feelings keep getting in the way.

[@terig8974]

You might be a thinker who is also high in the big 5 trait of neuroticism, which isn't represented in the MBTI.

[@carlos4477]

@@terig8974 Thank you :)

[@mxrikaa]

ofc i don’t know about your situation, but i think you don’t have to, just be yourself

[@justincarter6320]

nice vid...I'm new to MBTI but Ive watched a few videos and what Im starting to realize is that thinkers are like robots and feelers are more human. Im also coming to the realization that Im a former thinker who straddles the fence between the two. I still would like to see a test where several different scenarios are played out like at work, home, or grocery store so that i can nail down my 3rd letter.. I'm stuck at I-N __ __

[@candaceelizabethanne475]

Feeler!!Nice video!!

[@denisesiddon7241]

I can do both but my values and emotions of those involved including myself decide so I'm a feeler

[@ferrariunicorn]

Everything in moderation comes to mind.. I love MBTI bc of the percentage visuals revealed - particularly what we may be heavy handed in, which in turn may hamper being one’s best self & excelling. I believe 60/40 is a good maker to keep you, YOU, which is so important - and so that we may better grasp others - a “broad band” aka a wide connection 🤔 When I seen an 80% maker it took me out bc I’m like that where I’m strongest in life, I was surprised but yet not surprised lol I’ve decided to consciously work at “bringing it to a 60% marker” but old habits die hard so I’m also not gonna stress getting there aka everything in moderation

[@EV143]

I'm something in the middle, it is hard for me to decide which one suits me better

[@EllyseJae]

I am very analytical, and although true and false is important I feel it’s more important to consider good or bad, because that determines right/wrong for me, I guess you could say. I’m a mom so even though I try to treat my kids the same I know that I treat them based on them and their personality. I pretty much fall under being a feeler, having all of those characteristics listed.

[@lightningandodinify]

It's always balancing act at some level unless we're considering the experiences of psychopaths or the severely disabled.

[@sofialu226]

And if you do both? ;-; I'm always strugllig with decision making! I'm terrible making decisions, I can't stop myself of thinking and feeling at the same time. But there are also circunstances where I base my decision more of feeling and other more by Thinking, is complecated ;-;

[@lolteaz]

I’m a strong feeler for sure

[@kokichiouma1280]

play danganronpa 2 or danganronpa v3 you can see the 2 side fight for how to end the killing game (I'm a feeler but to be honest I'm on the thinker side)

[@iamlordstarbuilder5595]

As an intp, if there are “exceptions” to the rule, then the rule is inadequate in the first place and must be revised. The best rule to how situations work has no exceptions; that’s just the way I see things lol

[@willowtreetraining]

That makes perfect sense! INTP's tend to see the world as pretty black and white. There is usually one right or best way to do things, and they search and investigate until they figure out what that way is. So your perspective that a rule that has exceptions must be inadequate is a very INTP way to view things!

[@dreiacosta]

Isn't that tunnel visioning? Seeing things in a black and white scale (adequate or inadequate) something a J would do? Kind of like the introverted intuitive (Ni) function? What if the most effective way/idea doesn't exist?

[@iamlordstarbuilder5595]

@@dreiacosta it definitely does, just gotta find it

[@iamlordstarbuilder5595]

@@bruhbruh6768 no dude. You don’t change primary functions. An INTP is always an introverted thinker, fundamentally. If you are not, either you aren’t INTP at all and never were, or MBTI is inadequate.

[@iamlordstarbuilder5595]

@@willowtreetraining Indeed, I strongly believe in the idea of a "Theory of Everything", a singular theory that completely and perfectly explains all phenomena and can be used to make 100% accurate predictions on literally every subject. Whether humanity will ever find that theory is the question.

[@ckpemac5268]

Again, i'm like 55% feeling, 45% thinking. I'm probably an INFJ, as it aligns with my personality, but thats rare as fuck, so what on earth

[@willowtreetraining]

It can be frustrating to feel balanced in a dichotomy because it makes it harder to know for sure what your Type is. My suggestion is to watch our videos on the NF and NT Temperaments. Temperament is all about what drives you at your core and what is most important to you, so sometimes it's usually fairly easy to recognize which Temperament fits you best. And the NF and NT Temperaments are VERY different, so those two videos should really help you see whether you're a T or an F. If you're still not sure, you could also watch our videos on the INFJ Type specifically to make sure it fits you. Hope this helps!

[@diesel552]

54% Feeler 46% Thinker

[@GarzaLily04]

Love the profile picture

[@rebecca-lynngent8218]

I can't tell which one I am

[@willowtreetraining]

It can be hard to decide between Thinking and Feeling. Remember, everyone uses all of the letters, so it's normal that you might relate to some things for Thinking and other things for Feeling. But ask yourself which you do first. Or which you do most often. Those two questions can usually help you figure out which one you naturally prefer - which is how your MBTI Type is assessed. You could also try watching some of our other videos to see which you relate to most. Here is another one of our videos that is specific to the Thinking/Feeling dichotomy that might help you decide: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJacnGiKg9GafKc

[@yukijenkins86]

I am a feeler but i do not make desicions based on my relationships, i think that was wrong what's on the video.

[@mememo3764]

More women are feelers. That's just a fact. Research shows this to be true.

[@mememo3764]

@Sonia No, Meyers-Briggs research idiot. Research conducted by 2 women. I'm a woman, and I have no problem saying many women are feelers. Take pride in yourself instead of feeling inferior. I have a daughter who is a thinker, but it is not as common.

[@satanuwu9688]

yes, I would say society has a lot to do with that... I'm a female thinker and my brother is a feeler being in touch with your feelings and expressing them easily is way more appreciated by society in women and kind of seen as a weakness in men (even tho that's just dumb) and being good at analyzing and problem solving is something way more valued in men than women (which is also dumb), I rememberer being a child and my teachers trying to "fix me" and sending me to therapy because I was too "cold" and my brother was bullied for being too "sensitive" all of this thanks to gender constructs XD both should be appreciated on both :D

[@mememo3764]

@@joshuaoziegbe2227 So true!

[@satanuwu9688]

@@joshuaoziegbe2227 I think is bc ppl keep on using feeler as a way to insult people...like call them too sensitive not in contol of they're emotions even tho that has nothing to do with the definition that the theory gives for feeler you could be either of both and be a crybaby I mean look at donald trump XD

[@hxacalifornia2286]

True, women are the embodiment of emotionalism. They hate that truth for some odd reason. Most of them want to be just like men.

[@kababudas4157]

Feeler

[@hanifahfauziah7114]

Just found out I am 51% Thinker and 49% Feeler....

[@alexo-o3669]

The one who made this is a thinker for sur💀

[@daveyrobinson3779]

So everyone is trying to be fair, but one fairness is opposing another's perception of what is fair. So life is fair, but not always our personal perception of fair?

[@willowtreetraining]

Yeah, that pretty much sums it up! Thinkers and Feelers definitely define "fair" differently and that can create problems until you understand MBTI. Then it becomes easier to understand why some people are sticklers for rules and don't make any exceptions even for good reasons (treating everyone the same = fair to thinkers) and why other people hold some people to the rules but make exceptions for others depending on their personal circumstances (treating everyone as an individual = fair to feelers). It's really helpful once you understand the motivations for behaviors like this! Did it help you understand other's decisions better?

[@daveyrobinson3779]

@@willowtreetraining actually, thanks to you and your video I have a much better understanding of the dichotomy between thinkers and feelers. Thank you!

[@jennifofennihicks914]

Its a problem because im a thinket and feeler both and thats very hard to live with

[@lightningandodinify]

I think this is superior... I wouldn't want to be some kind of emotionally unintelligent or cruel person. Nor do I wish to be an idiot. The extremes on all these MBTI spectra sucks ass.

[@danielkim1349]

It’s based upon your cognitive functions so it’s not that your not feeling if your thinking or not thinking if your feeling, it’s what’s preferred over the other. You can have introverted or extroverted versions of this and all cognitive functions play upon each other. This video just doesn’t get too specific. So you Always have these core functions, it’s just what’s preferred

[@daviti_u]

I am an INTJ

[@afifassihab7953]

54% thinking

[@sonali.gokani]

Hi, are NS and TF the same? What are the differences? the symptoms?

[@Lana-ro6cb]

Thank you ☺️

[@willowtreetraining]

You’re welcome 😊

[@eona0002]

I am a thinker

[@cherishtheday2223]

I hate when they explain concepts rather than doing a picture test, for example. Does that make me more of a sensor than an intuitive?

[@willowtreetraining]

It sounds like you're more of a Sensor. Sensors like examples that they can see rather than vague concepts. Sensors want information that is objective and concrete - that's probably why you don't like it when people just explain concepts without showing you what they're talking about specifically.

[@jod_hates_it_here6895]

just like with every other myers-briggs what ever, i do both. i am both. these tests are so surface level, and not at all helpful

[@vimimaliakel3112]

Feelers!!!!

[@MicahLuciani]

This video does not correctly represent thinking and feeling. First of all we all feel, however, persons who make decisions based on their feelings are often times selfish. Thinkers on the other hand can look past their own feelings and consider how their decision affects others.

[@afromolukker]

Candace Nelson that's you're opinion.

[@MicahLuciani]

Gerry Isaac Williams yes it is.

[@tin2amador605]

Gerry Isaac Williams *your

[@keroppi135]

Feelers aren't selfish, they become subjective because they think about how each decisions will affect others, then they will choose wich one is better be used, even though it will seen as 'unfair' for some others. Sometimes they even sacrifice themselves so the other will get a better option

[@lightningandodinify]

What about being a thinker in one context and a feeler in another? It seems that any proper living should yield roughly center results, as such a person understands both the value and skills of both ends of any of these spectra. Why be limited to one extreme and lack the other? Extraversion vs introversion might be the only MBTI spectrum where the poles are not purely inferior to the center.

[@prettystr8913]

I was feeler but i don't know how and why I became thinker... Please help get back my original personality... Plz plz.. Help me..!!

[@blessme7853]

Teach me how? I want to become a thinker because I will be blunter, and cold to others. I hate myself able to feel others. and T can't feel me . - INFP

[@prettystr8913]

@@blessme7853 dude I say you might definitely be amazing... Coz whatever you do might be with your heart which constantly gives you sense of peace and satisfaction...if You get hurt by your this trait just use to build up your experience and be ready to accept uncertainties of world.. Don't expect..!!

[@secretname5874]

Before watching So i tested 68 procent felling on my test personally I think that I'm a thinker. After watching I am even more devided now, the result i got from my test probably arrives from language i took it in English witch is a second language

[@willowtreetraining]

Yes, it sounds like your results may not be totally accurate because English is your second language. What are your other MBTI letters? You might be able to use Temperament or whole type to help you decide for sure between Thinking and Feeling.

[@erinbartel4370]

I’m definitely a feeler. I’m an INFJ.

[@C.D.J.Burton]

This couldn't be a better definition of socialists vs capitalists.

[@Fatima-cg4ns]

Why am I both???

[@water3252]

this is great and all, but mbti does not use dichotomies, it uses cognitive functions, so this isn’t really true mbti, it follows the 16 personalities system more. please don’t market your content as mbti content if it’s not centered around the true theory.

[@willowtreetraining]

I’ve been certified in MBTI and using it in my daily work for almost 15 years, and I do use the "true" MBTI theory. MBTI uses a lot of different terms, including both dichotomies and cognitive functions. If you look at the MBTI manual and the MBTI booklet “Introduction to Type,” you’ll see that the MBTI Preference Pairs (E-I, S-N, T-F, & J-P) are also called dichotomies. In MBTI, the terms preference pairs and dichotomies are used interchangeably. What you’re talking about are the cognitive functions which is different than the preference pairs or dichotomies. Only the two middle letter pairs/dichotomies, (S-N and T-F), are called cognitive, or mental, functions. The other two preference pairs/dichotomies, (E-I and J-P), are called attitudes or orientations. Even though each type only has two of the cognitive/mental functions in its four letters (ISTJ for example has “S” and “T”), everyone uses all of the mental/cognitive functions. But each type uses the mental functions in a particular order and the attitudes determine this order. So even though an ISTJ and an ESTP have the same two middle letters (or functions), they are used in different ways because their attitudes (I-E and J-P) are different. ISTJ’s cognitive functions are: Dominant Si, Auxiliary Te, Tertiary F, and Inferior Ne but ESTP’s cognitive functions are: Dominant Se, Auxiliary Ti, Tertiary F, and Inferior Ni. They are the same letters, but are used very differently depending on whether they are introverted or extraverted functions. Finally, I’ve been trained and certified on how to help people determine and understand their best-fit MBTI type. Talking about the differences between the MBTI letters and the dichotomies is the best way to do that. If I get too in-depth about cognitive functions and the difference between introverted and extraverted functions, etc. with people who have no knowledge about MBTI, it is overwhelming and confusing. But just because I don’t talk about MBTI at this depth in all of my videos doesn’t mean I don’t understand it at that depth. And it certainly doesn’t mean that I use 16 Personalities. 16 Personalities strips MBTI of all of Jung’s underlying concepts and theories, adds a fifth letter, and mixes it with the Big Five personality traits. That’s not what I use in my videos. I hope this clears things up for you!

[@shaykhriyadh]

This is inaccurate

[@lightningandodinify]

MBTI isn't the most competitive personality theory to begin with. I just wish we had one that could surpass the Big 5's validity while also offering meaningful categorization (like what MBTI tries to do)

[@RunaSunset]

@@lightningandodinify Thats the point Big 5 is doing: there are no categorizations. Everything is on a scale and that's what matters. I'm myself 70/13/76/72/46