Unveiling the Architect: 3 Oddly specific Traits of INTJs

Welcome back! Apologies for the wait. This week we'll be focusing on the INTJ Personality type (full breakdown will be done by the end of the week).

00:52 - 3:41 People seem to stop short in conversation.
3:42 - 6:20 You love to envision for the sake of it.
6:21 - 10:10 Your way of thinking can be misconstrued as insensitive.

[Hypatia]

There are only a few people with original insights on MBTI left on YT; you are one of them.

[johnknight]

You have a very Ne way of looking at Ni! ;-) INFPs *can* engage us in those conversations, and it may be why INTJs will so often fall head-over-heels for an INFP.
Yes, our Te is strongly over-emphasised. Thank you for picking that up.

[Tnskie]

Cuddling, empathetic hugging/sympathizing with words are for us SUCH short term emotional bandaids. INTJs sharing their insights and solutions can provide long term benefits. Anyhoo, I truly enjoyed your profound understanding and analyses of the INTJ quirks.

[edi]

There are two things I do wonder about INTJs:
1) Are most INTJ born or have they evolved into what they are?
2) Isn't it a paradox, that INTJs appear to be both radical non-conformists and conservative? I talked about it before and there appears to be a lot going on and not just with our stereotypes...

[BaptistPiano]

As an INTJ I can relate to these so much! #3 is super useful to have pointed out to me. I have a tendency to criticize myself for analyzing others’ problems and giving advice instead of like crying with people, so yeah can definitely relate to this

[Goodnightcloud-tf]

What I can't understand is why people don't want their problems solved. We all humans do seek comfort and it's okay. But at the end of the day... You must think through and work towards a solution so you won't get uncomfortable in the future. Many people in the society are uncomfortable by choice and it's ridiculous.

[smolrealma]

I greatly like your analyzations! Thank you for posting this!

[nat_melo]

I fell here by parachute and what wonderful content, thank you for explaining some things that always made me enter into internal conflict as a young INTJ girl. 😢

[oliverspiler]

1 - You often feel like people dont actually think things through to the point that those things make the most sense

[nikkireigns]

I like your delivery and subject matter. Female INTJ here. Subscribed!

[ОльгаГриневич-ыш]

I think it's one of the best analysis of an intj. At least, I haven't heard something like this before. It's deep and thorough

[cassandrabecker]

This did help me understand INTJ’s much better so thank you.

[stcenturyteacher]

That was one of the most genuine requests for subscribers that I’ve heard in years. That’s usually the part where I stop watching a video. You were so sincere, that I hung in there right to the end, and I did click like and I subscribed. Well done. 😊 That communication of gratitude feels so rare online anymore.

[John-bfcc]

we need to figure out how to get those Opening Hours in the background to go from CLOSED to OPEN! : )

[dawnspence]

This was very well expressed. Quality. Thank you.

[musicalone]

That first one is true. It's really hard.

[wellsaidprince]

You're a great communicator. Keep up the great work.

[Phillia_crochet]

Thank you for the time stamps and sub-topic titles in the video descriptions.

[carmenmcclain]

Very detailed examples were provided in this video! Great work! I fit most of everything that was stated in which these few differences can be explained by just being a unique individual impacted by life experiences and learning. I hope that you keep posting as I’m looking forward to viewing more. Thank you

[JACKPAVAL]

Invasioning can also be a strange form of entertainment, but it also helps to see things from all angles.
See it from beginning to end, I always complete it in the mind first.

Oh, and why come to me with a problem unless you want me to help you solve it? lol