INTJ vs INFJ

[belalnoor]

So, A logical INFJ and an emotional INTJ. It's getting tough man

[xanthie]

I always type INFJ on most MBTI tests. Once in a blue moon I’ll type INFP. But the INFJ just never felt right, it felt off. So I did my research and learned about jumpers and realized I’m an INTJ with a strong Fi. I never related to Fe. I always cared more about myself and my feelings above others. But I love discussing thoughts and ideas and things I’ve learned with people. I’ve always kept my emotions to myself, at least the vulnerable ones, because I thought of showing them to others as weakness and would leave me open to attack. I always identified with Ni and my Se has always been very hard for me. I really appreciate all of Dave and Shan’s work and research for helping me find clarity on something ther has always confounded me in the back of my mind.

[hugoclarke]

The thing I love most about your videos is how they start instantly as if you were already talking and stop perfectly after your last sentence. No bullshit.

[SaphiraTheMongoose]

4:21 I lol'd. This is why I subbed this channel. I wish all teaching videos were this concise and no BS. Your Te is showing Dave!

[dontaskgabbie]

As an intj 90% of the time I wish I could survive without a tribe tbh

[tjatte]

Yes!

INFJ asks the tribe what they FEEL (value) about their personal REASONS. If the tribe don't feel like it, the INFJ runs off.
INTJ asks the tribe what they THINK (reasons) about their personal VALUES. -11-

Amazing vid thanks!

[Tanagra]

I’m an infj married to an INTJ. You nailed it: this totally sums up our differences!

[orryip]

I've looked up sooo many videos trying to find an easily explainable difference but they all make it so complicated. The chart you have at the end of this is just what I've been needing for ages now. Thanks.

[RetirededKat]

After you breaking it down I was able to figure out I'm xNTJ:
1. I've always been really good with abstract thinking and visualization, from my earliest memories I've always been able to visualize and understand new concepts incredibly easily.
2. I respected the adults in my life who taught me new things, who explained how the world works and gave me new techniques to use for navigating it, and rebelled against the ones who tried to tell me who I am and what I should believe (morally).
3. I was really clumsy and unathletic, but as I got older I just kept getting better at controlling my body and filtering out useless sensory information, and as an adult I've actually become pretty athletic and graceful.
4. I'm still fairly childish in my beliefs, and I tend to solve problems by dealing in absolutes. Basically if there's a way of doing things that has a good chance of solving the problem FOREVER, I'll opt for that solution. I'm not very good at managing people for that reason.

[DrBear-ssku]

I'm begging you to do an ENTP vs. INFJ. The same decider functions really trip me up.

[ExziTeUrT]

I can type people no problem but can't type myself, tis is so fkin annoying

[azm]

Glad to have subscribed a year ago .. you're back stronger

[nachannachle]

Nice tribal approach. But I don't think that will cut it for all the INxJs of this world.
As you said, Fi and Ti can get confused with each other, until you observe very closely for a long time.
Since the Fe user bases his/her assessment of him/herself on the feedback received from others, he/she is likely to confuse his/her Ti ideation of logical systems with Fi framework of values. Similarly, the Te-user will be driven to act more in accordance with Fe social constructs in order to become more effective/efficient at organising others to achieve Te-goals.

From there, it really is a question of them people deciding whether they are "mimicking" a function or REALLY "experiencing" it as their secondary.
Bottom line is: don't bother typing yourself when you are past your mid-20s. That's when your tertiary will team up with the opposite function of your secondary to give you occasional reality kicks...

[summerlyn]

I learn something new. Infj do things like helping the tribe because it is the right thing or logical to do (TI) while intj do things because they personally like it FI.

[koshizmusic]

Really needed this in more ways than one. Thank ya!

[lotuswsxsp]

Self over Tribe for sure. I think I can finally settle on Ni/Fi Jumper. Ive been going back and forth for a long time. This is brilliant.

[infinitysconcinnity]

You are teaching us to be really astute detectives about all this material. So damn important!

[trackee]

A classic ENTP friend and myself were at dinner with an INFJ. We were all laughing and arguing about some stupid outdated political stuff. At one point, the INFJ got very upset and stormed off... and called us mean. She had been happy one minute and then something just really triggered her and she felt hurt. I couldn't understand it until recently, but I think she was trying to get buy in on her Ti with her Fe and she got the very aggressive ENTP debater, which made her feel personally attacked. For the ENTP, ideas are play things to be noodled with. For the INFJ, her ideas were deeply personal. Fascinating!

[DT-bozk]

Now i understand why i always have the "live for others" way of thinking but at the same time where people make fun of me for that, i'm also "f*** everyone i'm out!" and back to my own world.

[gh]

Every time I watch a video i get confused over my type even more 😂😂😂
I've been thinking I'm an INFP for years, but I started doubting it since I started watching your videos. Honestly I don't care as much, but at least I would like to know what functions are strong in me and what are not. Thus, helping me to organise my life more.