3 Things ENTJs think are normal (but aren’t)

[thutoassegaai]

I love rationals. They are so precise and time-saving. It is beautiful to watch them do what they do.

[alizeetellier]

Asking oneself if something is "worth their time" is something I've noticed in young xNTJs, that doesn't really appear until later in other type's lives

[AlineMayne]

Wait, other people don't think about ROI for everything? That's hard to believe to me.

[artisticautistic]

These things aren't normal because being intelligent isn't normal.
-an entj

[IkaMiranti]

I like ENTJ, they are sooo effective and time-saving. I am an INTJ, btw

[MrEvldreamr]

Entj also always know what they want. They’re practically born knowing exactly what they want to achieve in life

[AA-lqpu]

I am an INTJ and I too contantly think of least effort for the greatest return.

[XmenFanRicardo]

I have ENTJ coworkers at my workplace who thinks exactly the same way. Long term, effecient, sufficient and proficient! 👍

[aapp]

I'm an INFP and I've come here to trigger you guys :)

[Klingon]

I find it fascinating that INTPs naturally gravitate towards least effort, maximum reward in regards to things physical or whatever we must do that we don’t want to do. We do this without thinking… because we just want to be finished with things. If something drags on too long we lose interest and move onto something else. You want the most efficient way to do something, ask a lazy person to do it. We will bend and even break the rules to do it, even if it means using things in unconventional ways.

[AcesizOfficial]

OMG THIS IS ME TO A T‼️THIS IS MY PERSONALITY TYPE ANYWAYS SO I’M NOT SHOCKED

[cinderling]

As an infj, i relate to the ROI! Least effort, max results, hell yeah!

I love you efficient ENTJ 😍💖

[Seekanddestroy]

As an INTP, this is nearly a foreign language to me. 😅
ExTJs are honestly fascinating. It’s not so much that I can’t organize (as an adult and mother, this has changed significantly for the better), but my approach is “one day at a time”.

[amjad]

My God we INTJs are literally the same. I always think in terms of "Sustainability" when doing any task like does it have a sustainable outcome. I always think of the timeline whilst segmenting and organizing "Sequencing". I always think of minimum effort for maximum output "ROI" which is efficiency.

[mraarontorres]

Thought preceeds Action, love these 3 concepts to me they are common sense.. 1. Sustainability 2. Cause & effect , definitely want to sequence everything ahead , thinking 4th dimensionaly ( tho for me there's too many possibilities so I'm flexible ) 3. ROi. I'm lazy efficient 😂 use least amount of physical effort for biggest pay off

These are Gold ✌️ need me Entj friends

[zzzcocopepe]

Entj is basically Edna Mode from Incredibles

[stuff]

I’m ENFP but I looove how ENTJs have this evil master way about them… like it’s all about the numbers at the end of the day. 😂

[arlettasloan]

She doesn't think it's normal if she notices most people don't do it. She just thinks it should be normal

[sparkbag_]

I'm ENTP and I also think on the longer term... but for things that don't matter like "if I buy this item in my video game, am I actually going to be using it in the long run, or should i save up..." however i don't really plan things out beforehand into a sequence but rather think of possibilities that could happen and decide if I need to go learn how to face them in that moment.
when it comes to effort and rewards I don't necessarily care about the highest reward for my effort but that it is at least fair cost and if I won't do more effort just to get more if that's already enough for me...

[NeptuneMyst]

I used to ask myself is it worth it? From a productivity standpoint. Now I ask myself is this valuable to me? It’s been a struggle getting out of that mindset of efficiency and into the mindset of fulfillment. Just because it works doesn’t mean it works for me. The me part is where the struggle is lol.