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Huh. Still
Nov. 23rd, 2009 11:56 pmJust for the fun of it, and because I know that experience can change a personality-type, I took the Myers-Briggs test again. No change. Still an INFJ. Huh! Even as a beginning Crone, there is no escape...introverted, intuitive (what? I'm not studious enough? I keep trying to be), Feeling (bleeding heart, what dooms me, dooms I say, as a Republican), and judgemental.
I'm right with ya on the 'judgemental' bit. Even if that isn't what the designation means actually...
But still. you would think that a lifetime of trying to learn to be more at ease in crowds, to be a good leader, to think before I leap would reap some benefit. Or is the benefit that others are surprised when they learn I am introverted, hate to speak in crowds, need lots of alone-time to balance out the exhaustion (even with the fun) of gatherings?
What, exactly, is so useful about that test, anyway?
I'm right with ya on the 'judgemental' bit. Even if that isn't what the designation means actually...
But still. you would think that a lifetime of trying to learn to be more at ease in crowds, to be a good leader, to think before I leap would reap some benefit. Or is the benefit that others are surprised when they learn I am introverted, hate to speak in crowds, need lots of alone-time to balance out the exhaustion (even with the fun) of gatherings?
What, exactly, is so useful about that test, anyway?
