INFP

either. If I couldn't make people feel things with words on a piece of paper, I wouldn't do anything at all. A world without words wouldn't be a world worth living in. It's not a perfect system, but following the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, I'm an INFP. I feel deeply, I live deeply; I have a simultaneously melancholic and idealistic view of the world. I can never deal with facts unless I force myself to. I prefer losing myself in worlds I create, and in music if my hands hurt too much to write. Being

I am. I am an INTJ. This is where I am comfortable. This is where I can find rest and be who I am. There's nothing wrong with who I am. I have, for the first time, found a mate who shares two very important characteristics with me. She is an INFP. While we don't see eye to eye on everything, we do compliment each other in the two areas I really find most important. Since we both have introverted tendencies, we're not fighting over wanting to go hang out in social situations, and since we're

As an experiment to judge the reliability of this test, I decided to try it two different times on two different days. I wanted to see if the results would drastically differ based on my mood. Upon my first attempt my result categorized me as an INFP. My second attempt labeled me an ENFP, the only difference in this result was the clash between the more introverted side of my personality and the extroverted. This challenged my preconceived notion that the test’s inaccuracy would make each result

personality test that not only will help people to figure out their personality types, but at the same time it aids in the discovery of which career pathways people should take based on their specific personality traits. Based on the personality trait INFP that was given to me from the Myer-Briggs test I have quite a few career pathways that fit my personality. Some of the career choices suited to my personality is a writer, counselor, teacher/professor, psychologist, psychiatrist, musician, or a religious

opens her own clinic. Next, Ruby and I explored her “Top Ten Strong Occupation”; which were: teacher, professor, director, and administrator. I pointed to Ruby that the majority of these occupations dealt with education and leadership or both. After occupations, we explored the personal style preference. Ruby’s style was listed as so; she is likely to prefer working with people, she prefers to learn through college courses and books. Ruby may be comfortable in taking risks toward owning her own

safe. Finally, I need clear expectations and deadlines to have a clear understanding of how I should act and what I need to be doing. Knowing were things stand helps give me a sense of security and helps curb some of my anxiety. 2. My MBTI type is INFP. The I stands for Introversion

My favorite one that we did was the Myers Briggs. I got INFP, which means I mean emotional, and I also don’t do well with criticism. I was reading some of the definitions for INFP’s, and they were all so accurate. For example, INFP‘s tend to delay important decisions and withhold judgement. They also tend to

My MBTI profile is INFP type personal; I am an introvert person who enjoys being solitude. Actually I am not a violent person especially physical, but there are some moments, that I could be violent in verbal. I have very low social experiences, as a result of being introvert person. As a leader I like perceiving rather than judging and giving the appropriate feedback intuitively for future progress. As a leader I hate physical violence most, since I was a child I didn’t remember that I behave

A Career in Cosmetology I am a very shy, hardworking, and meticulous individual who has always had an interest in hair, makeup, and cosmetology in general. My personality type is INFP, which stands for Introvert Intuitive Feeling Perceiving (Human Metrics). I keep to myself, mostly preferring privacy over company. This may seem like a negative quality to possess as a cosmetologist, but because of the time I have spent alone in my life, I pay very much attention to detail. Cosmetology requires

According to the Myers Briggs Test, I am an INFP, which means I am “creative, smart, idealistic,” and many more that would make Music Therapy very easy and fun ("Keirsey Temperament Website”). As a music therapist, you will have to “assess the emotional well-being, physical health, social functioning