Ranking the 16 Myers-Briggs Types from Weakest to Most Powerful

Ranking the Myers-Briggs 16 Personalities from WEAKEST to MOST POWERFUL

[kellyhjelmeland]

My INFP son says he’d rather be at the bottom, because it’s too much responsibility at the top. Of course as his ENFJ mother I feel the need to let you know this.

[sketchyskies]

“An INFP’s superpower is crying.”
Never have been so insulted by something I fully agree with

[Maplie]

"INTJ, the Architect who is just skipping to see their chapter and nothing else " why you gotta call us out like this

[shelbywoo]

I’ve never seen so many INFPs comment, it’s wonderful. My son is an INFP so I have a soft spot for them. ❤

[apriltaitano]

As an INFP, I completely agree with this ranking. Crying is a superpower, but so is having the type of empathy that gives you an innate understanding of how to reach people’s hearts, as well as the tenacity and resilience it takes to continue existing in such a world that is often very cruel to those with sensitive feelers.

[slothmode_]

As an INFP, I had to take a moment before watching the full video to mentally prepare myself for ending up on the floor😂 You didn't have to be so nice Frank, I could've handled it. I think...

[helgaioannidis]

As an INFP I'm often astonished about how power is often defined in a competitive way and not in a collaborative way, even though our species is so successful mostly because we're so good at cooperating.
If we want to know who's powerful we should look at whom we trust and not who can beat us.

[MetaGiga]

You can’t just spoil the ISFP and INFP like that, Frank! Now you taught them that crying gets them what they want!

[Alessandra-ji]

I agree with INFPs being at the top. They are quiet, they look like they don't care, and they never look for confrontation, but if someone tries to confront them, it's like trying to move a mountain; they show incredible inner strength, and at the end, they always do what they want.

[CarolineLockMusic]

"INTJ, the Architect who is just skipping to see their chapter and nothing else"

Don't call me out like that, Frank.

[andithomas]

As an INFP, watching this was hilarious. Frank slowly moving us up to the top because we wouldn’t stop crying 😂 In all seriousness, though, I think an INFP’s real super power is their empathy, and there’s nothing in the world more powerful than that.

[SirMatticus]

Have you seen an INFP fight with every value behind them. Pretty powerful, almost unstoppable.

[SharmClucas]

As an INFJ the number of times I've found myself accidentally in charge is surprising. I get why, I can solve interpersonal issues, listen to everyone, and am trusted by everyone to want the best for everyone. I don't wanna be bothered with power, that is very true, but I do have a ton of power at my disposal when I want it. Being firmly in the middle feels about right. That's usually the position I find myself in when there's an obvious power structure (like work), and it's the place where I feel the most comfortable.

[hannaht]

The way that as an ENFP when I clicked on this video I was thinking "What defines true power though? It's really a relative concept and you can be powerful physically, mentally, spiritually, and really an infinite number of ways, which means we all have an inner power whether we realize it or not." So yeah anyway thanks for putting me last even though my competitive nature hates it, my joy in rejecting the status quo and the need for power overrides that.

[Dd-bxup]

As an ENTP I can understand our precarious position on the list. We have that kind of power that makes everyone around join their forces in order to make us as powerless as possible.

[ryanzollinger]

As an INTJ, I feel very called out right now.

[esmeraldaXxX]

INFP here. If you think crying is not a superpower, imagine having baby. A constantly, tirelessly crying baby. Who will not go to sleep unless you hold it. You are a wise man, Frank.😌

[arameshaghajani]

As an ENTP
I have to say that people give us what we want just to shut us up
I'd say that's pretty powerful

[CrownedChristian]

🤣🤣🤣 My sister, INFP, said at the beginning, “he’s going to put me as a cream puff”. Then she started laughing at my type, INTJ, and agreed. She laughed at the clumsy part, and then laughed even more at the end 🤣👏👏🔥🔥

[Traveller]

To join the "as an INFP" part of the crowd and comment section:

I do not think my type the most powerful, nor will I cry for a low position: we're mediators for a reason. A mediator has to be flexible, ready to both take a stand if needed, but be alright to lay low and defend when the situation calls for it. So, I would have been fine with anything in-between that made you satisfied with the ranking, as long as you can justify and explain your choices (which you usually have been).

BUT at the same time, I am truly happy that us and ISFPs stuck together through the journey: although we had our moments of separation, we ended it together and ultimately, I think that is the part I cherish the most.