I had an ENTJ boss once. He was in his late 50s. Most of these words describe him very well. He was regarded as a very intimidating man. Reminded me of Tywin Lannister in Game of Thrones. He met his match when I started working there. A 20 year old INTJ female. He did not like me the first few months I was there. He thought that I was stupid because I never spoke. And he was tough on me. Told me I had to step up. I think he was expecting me to crumble beneath the criticism. And/or, he may have been testing me. He found out that I was stronger than I appeared and, after reviewing my work, that I was significantly more competent than he had expected. Once I proved my competence to him, it was like a switch. It opened a whole new side to his personality. By the end of my time there, he had a softness and regard for me there that I never saw with anyone else. Almost like I was a daughter to him or a protege. We worked VERY well together. Very dynamic interactions and he always had a smirk on his face when he saw how confident and self-assured I was. I appreciated his leadership greatly and I have good memories of my time with him.
So true. INTJ here, always had great relations with ENTJ managers. They may be fickle but if you win them over they really have your back and give you a surprising amount of autonomy.
Hehe, it’s true, when an ENTJ eventually rolls over and shows you the soft belly, it’s fuzzy indeed! And God help anyone who crosses someone they love. My dad is one and even though things haven’t always been easy (I mean, he has an INFP as a daughter!), he is absolutely someone I know I can count on in an emergency.
I worked for an ENTJ boss for many years as an INTP. We were like the dynamic duo, coming up with ideas and getting things done. I know exactly what you mean about the softness shown only for the close few trusted. Our ability to work so well together is the main reason I stuck with him for years. I've learned that the intimidation and the testing is all part of the game... they tease and test those they like. I don't envy those they don't like. If you're still standing after being tested by an ENTJ, it probably means you're on the better side of that equation. You'll know you've made it if they defend you as one of their own and loyalty will be a mutual core of that. NEVER cause an ENTJ reason to distrust you. That is my advice.
I know an ENTJ who had a pretend very heated argument with her husband in front of some builders they employed in order to make them feel sorry for the husband and give them a discount. And apparently it worked. She is a very scary woman when she wants to be so I’m not surprised
Thank you for adding activist. People only think of ENTJ as doers - but we do what aligns with our mission/passions. I’m a lobbyist and yes I work myself to the bone and enjoy it but I do not and would not just work anywhere or in just any field
I'm glad you resonate with that word. It's something I've seen many ENTJs go into (in some form) as they mature and develop. Sometimes they even start off pretty young with this stuff. Apparently, female ENTJs are the rarest combination. I'm always doubtful of the stats on such things but it wouldn't surprise me if that were true. So your perspective is a very interesting one! ~ Nathan
I disagree with the idealism part. I think ENTjs are one of the most idealistic people out there and it is one of the biggest differentiating factors between ENTjs and Estjs. I consider myself a ruthless idealist. I live in the world of abstract ideas and I try my best to bring them into fruition no matter how much I have to fight for them. ENTjs are idealistic in terms of their visions and plans but their methods are practical enough to get stuff done in this Si world. We just know how to work the system to eventually get to our goal.
As an ENTJ, I am flattered by this work of yours. I especially like number 17: "Ambitious...do I really have to explain this one?" That made me chuckle. Good stuff
All of these words sum up ENTJs in a nutshell. They are dedicated, ambitious and excellent organisers. My manager is this type, and she's skilled at helping to motivate us all.
@@haydensargent1752 I draw conclusion based on my real life observations. It was ±30 people collective and 4 years long observation. ESTJs are happy to be managers. ENTJs needs more.
GOOD POINT. IF SOMEONE HAS TALENT, AND GETS THE JOB DONE, THEY WOULD BE KEPT, AND CONSIDERED. THE PERSON IS SLACK, OR RUDE, THEY ARE GOING TO GET A RUDE AWAKENING.
ENTJ here. Love this list, haha. The nuance you add to the words is pretty accurate. Like for example in competitive, we like it because it helps us improve ourselves; we don’t necessarily like competition for competition itself. For your question… We might sound authoritative because a lot of times things need to be forced in order to move forward. We’re fine providing that force.
I'm an ENTJ and I agree with all of these descriptors. However, I'd love if you do a video on the differences between male and female ENTJs, because, I think, there are some subtle and not-so-subtle differences between them. 😉
I have often pondered doing a video of this kind i.e. how the types vary depending on their gender. I'm not sure that I have many big insights on the topic if I'm being honest but there are definietly some things that jump out to me right away as being differences (because of societal factors). I will keep pondering this! ~ Nathan
I want to add commitment and stubbornness to it. I feel like a lot of my motivation comes from keeping my words and back it up. My worst nightmare is that people makes fun of me not carrying out my plan I said publicly.
Explosive. It’s so true and yet the ENTJ I know best (my dad) is in such denial and seems either unaware of his temper or denies he’s angry while erupting like Mount Vesuvius. Even my ESTJ mom isn’t this oblivious. She may be a Te-dom but at least high Si means you notice your physiological reactions to a situation if nothing else. So even if she’s not immediately aware what’s ticking her off or stressing her, that stomachache or headache is going to be a very quick clue for her to step back and figure it out. As an Fi-dom, the level of obliviousness that ENTJs have to their own emotions, temper, and propensity for taking stuff personally (while denying it and blaming whoever they’re mad at) is absolutely incomprehensible. A healthy Fi-dom is always aware, at a minimum, of whether or not they’re entering explosion territory and that level of awareness means if we DO blow up it’s in defiance of obvious red flags. So yeah, that whole thing just completely baffles me. -INFP
I think that combination of Se and Fi boiling up is explosive and intense. As time goes on they’ll be less this way and will (hopefully) channel that energy even more productively than they already do ~ Nathan
@@lovewho My 64 year old ENTJ father still explodes on the daily when things don't go his way. Ironically getting upset if I so much as change my tone towards him yet screams at me daily (then denies it)... it really is baffling and I'm with Nerys Ghemor on this one (I'm also an INFP). You have my sympathy Nerys, ENTJ fathers as an INFP are hell and still affect me into adulthood.
@@dualmouseman Did you think about it the other way around? INFP children might be also hell to ENTJ fathers. How will you change your behavior to change his reaction?
@mclamb65 Don't blame the victim, for god's sake. Parents must be the example, not the other way around. As an INFP too I can tell your father is not a healthy ENTJ. ENTJs are sometimes a bit harsh with their children when they wanna make a point, but they are caring, loving parents. I bet your father has an anger problem, and it is not related to his MBTI.
Interesting description.most of my life before I got into mbti I never understood why some people couldn't live the way I did. Be consistent or simply just keep their word. Learning how we differ and how both our weaknesses and strengths showcase themselves in the daily has helped me to be a better version of myself and more accommodating to others as well.- ENTJ 3w4
I had a friend who was ENTJ. I got to see from up close how Te works as a dominant function. Since that one is supposed to be the function I suck at, I decided to replicate her functioning and see why it goes against my natural mental process. I started with simple things she did to keep herself on track. Lists, spreadsheets, measuring stuff while cooking,… I couldn’t keep it up no matter how hard I tried. Here is why. While she was cooking, she needed to follow the recipe and measure things to add. She needed to be exact from the get go. Now, when I am even at the stage of simply reading a recipe, my attention is such that I need to get the idea that applies and then kinda change stuff rather than follow it exactly. Exactness from the start takes away the experimental side and adding/subtracting things as you go. Now, she also used to have lists on lists. At certain areas, I do need some sort of a list (example - movie watchlist). But in her case, she needed that for products to buy as well. She had such lists written on paper as well as on her phone. She had mentioned it several times that she loved the feeling of crossing things off her list. So, I thought: let’s try this approach and see to what point I can keep it up. Me and lists... If I go to a store, the list is gonna be a guideline (at best). It can be a reminder of the idea of what I am actually searching, but I am highly likely to switch products on the list with alternative if I consider it better while going through the store. For her, lists were integral for her normal daily functioning. For me, lists are reminders that I may (but more often than not - may not) follow. Nonetheless, I found this experiment interesting. It was really like walking in someone’s shoes to see how they think and how much their mental process differs from your own.
In my opinion following the recipe while cooking is not quite ENTJ-ish. I consider a recipe as a suggestion that I can improve or adapt to what i have at home. The lists for the lists are accurate. 😂 But they also change an adapt if necessary.
Based on your description she seems more of Te-Si axis. Very detail oriented. That seems like she has a great use of Si. Te-Ni is more improvisational because Ni is a background creative function so its aware of how things play out without spending time planning in detail. Se also gives a sense of spontaneity and improvisation.
@@kreole7376 This is so true about the details. Every time i go to buy my usual skin care, which i use for years now, i have to make a video call to my daughter to ask which one it was. The kids started to highlight the important passages in the mails from school. bcs i read them in diagonal and sometimes i miss some details. It's the running gag in the family and i'm the mother btw. 😅
I'm an ENTJ and this describes me to a T. I can assure you my home is made up of flying sticky notes of lists and my phone has a thousands of lists and is still growing. Though am open to experimentation and improvising, hence I too like you go to a store and spontaneously pick up items which I deem better. Infact, am always improvising and looking for ways to get things done better. I loved your comment and chuckled a few times reading through it, can confirm your friend's a my kinda ENTJ and you did really good job at observing her.. I haven't ever felt so watched and haven't expressed myself so much before on a mbti topic.
Thanks be to God, we often soften up with time & grace lol. My poor kids, husbands & friends! Seriously though we can be fiercely loyal and love deeply those who are close to us. I have to say that at 58, I have "sucked the marrow" out of life and feel as if I have left almost no stone unturned so that is deeply satisfying!
I was wondering if you could do a video on what kind of empathy (cognitive, compassionate or emotional) each of the personality types use or whether it’s connected at all.
I was tempted to include the word leader/leadership, I think it definitely fits them really well. In fact, I do wonder whether ENTJs can ever function well being led by someone else. I'm assuming they can, but it would need to be someone who really knew what they were doing ~ Nathan
@@lovewho based on my (totally not empirical research) and observation of former bosses, ENTJs can definitely serve under a leader who is more ENTJ than them.
Number 18: "Academic". This is my case. High introverted intuition and high introverted thinking. 853 tritype. And, yes, I'm too cerebral, hehe... I have 3 university degrees: physiotherapy, business and commerce
Yup, that sounds relatable af! In hindsight it is so funny that I ever got mistyped as INFJ by multiple online tests. It took a sibling of mine who got deep into the cognitive functions to realize that the ENTJ type fits me hilariously well. Seriously mate, this list is pretty much a summary of ideas I build my life around. I even started organizing a convention that's gonna be named RoyalCon. What. Are. The. Odds.
As I’m sure you know by this point, the online tests are a recipe for many mistypes. It’s great that you’ve figured your actual type out though! ~ Nathan
When I first took an MBTI test in my 20s I was INTJ, but in my 30s I score as ENTJ. I think I've been slow to know what to focus on (I was trying to do too many things), but now my life is in alignment I feel unstoppable.
Hello, hi.. ENTJ here. Compliance manager by day, and commissioned fine artist by night. This video definitely made my day. Combative, charming and authoritative are absolutely correct. Now it makes sense why my parents pushed me to take martial arts when I was younger so it would humble me.
Project Manager. Regional Manager through the week or part-time. Management of Social Initiatives student by weekend, which kind of bleeds into the week because case studies and project which you've to do even when you don't have class during the week
He said ,"...until they fight their way back to power" but as an ENTJ I think it would be more accurate to say, "...until they FIND their way back to power."
Love your channel as its quality, practical and entertaining. Most other MBTI channels are trash. You always get ENTJs right too. Astute and thoughtful. I have some ideas about discerning between ENTJ 3s and 8s. Like their ideal partners and how they navigate life.
i totally agree w the "Royal" part...😀 i do identify w gaius marius or caesar...secretly... and i totally understand stonewall jackson, caesar walking into fire lines just to motivate troops..😛
Royal...yes its true and all are true . Sticking back to royal if you want gain what you want act royal(physical and psychological) since we are mostly judged so do what we can . Haha intimidating PEOPLE ARE SCARED OF HOW IM CONFIDENT THEY TRY TO SHUSH ME IT DOSENT WORK!!!!. Competitive . Yes my part its tacked with sketch progress, patrern progress everything archived ,noted , scratch demo and physical collections
I took the personality test a few years ago and I was an INFP. And I’ve taken it recently two times, and it has changed to ENTJ. Ngl I feel like a boss 😂😂 and I actually am now. I’m also less sensitive about things too. I really grew up.
My daughter is an ENTJ, and I am an ENTP. This describes her well. It's been difficult to parent her to say the least, but I'm trying to understand and research her personality type so that I can effeciently parent her. Only person who can put argue me, but with logical inconsistencies. She never gives up!
That is such a fascinating combination to me - ENTP parent with an ENTJ child! It seems like she has some traits that will serve her well in life ~ Nathan
I like the thought of a baby ENTJ or a child ENTJ, an ENTJ who can be mothered because we are so take charge kind of people and they say women mature sooner than men additionally if our lives were difficult we mature even faster. Though your daughter is older, precious little ENTJ toddler is gonna be my happy thought of the week.
I'm originally an infp, but lately I'm on a mission. Working on getting my life started and I've changed, maybe temporarily. My type changed! I've adopted entj characteristics to achieve my goals.
Haha, I did this too by mistake. I started implementing changes to the way I emotionally viewed and reacted to situations because I wanted to be more logical so I was working to rewire my brain and I slowly but surely went from an INFJ to an INTJ. It’s become more natural for me to view things through the lens of logic now. I’m naturally an INFJ so sometimes that still shines through but I find myself relating more and more to the INTJ and less and less to INFJ.
Hi. I'm an ENTJ. I'll just give some comments to each word: 1. We tend to seem authoritative because we want to get to the point. Reaching a conclusion to reach a result is the prime usage Te. You can think of it as a huge annoyance with the act of not having a conclusion. We are fine with adjusting along the way, but there needs to be *something* to work with. Usually we may assert something we aren't actually that sure of, simply because having a decision set is much more comfortable. We may doubt our own assertions and eventually the moral implications of them, but it's simply from the constant desire to reach a conclusion. 2. We tend to see everything that we do as part of our mission, our strive to cut out that which doesn't align with that mission. For that, we may seem like we treat everything as a job, but some of these things may simply be recreational. 3. Depends on the definition of idealism. Yes, we are great at not using resources we don't have, (i could not imagine an ENTJ who would overuse on their credit card or unplanned go into debt) but we are idealists. 4. It's funny how i would always fine administrative work and strategy games very enjoyable. It's like it was a leisure activity, where for others it was a chore. The act of setting a goal and working towards it (actually not so much achieving it, but working towards it) is very enjoyable. 5. ENTJ's tend to never think they can loose. There is little use in thinking you cannot do anything, so why not do it? I've never doubted my abilities, but i have doubted where to use them. Very often. 6. Depends on the maturity level yeah. I had a very short temper when i was young, but I am very calm and stoic now. 7. We don't try to, it happens. We see a problem, we want it gone. If you don't do your role in achieving that, you are nothing more than an obstacle. We don't even notice it, but it can cause hurt feelings. If we are running late on something, expect orders and stress levels rising. Anyway, no more to say. ENTJ's are nice people who really want decisions to be made.
#4 I just read that Stratego was finally mastered and it took AI to do it. I think they meant it was finally mastered by an AI, or, they are idiots who don't know some humans have done just fine with it all along. Or both. Anyway, one of the interesting things that may have actually made sense within that article that I barely gave the time of day to was that Stratego is considered to be harder than Chess and Go. Which is also annoying as people kept acting like they didn't believe me that I could play Go and many didn't believe me that I could play Chess and had never lost. I never lost at either, and I never lost at Stratego, playing against people- repeatedly- who had never lost before they met me. I am not saying this to brag. I am saying "Strategic! Check!" I used to play this lovely computer game in this class for job seeking youth wherein there was a reenactment of battles, such as Little Big Horn and some stuff in the Civil War, that were considered to be unwinnable for the side that lost, no matter what other choice they made with what choices were open to them. The game was supposed to teach you that you have limits, really. Even if you could flank left instead of right, you would still lose. Except, I managed to convince the game to, instead of sending a flank to either right or left and the rest right up the middle, send everyone either right or left, which took us right past those who were coming up the middle at us, and then we killed everyone they left behind and rode up on them, still flanking them on both sides and then attacking. Which was supposed to be impossible, because, it was not a way the military of that time would have fought. But, as I pointed out to them, I am not of the military and this is not that time. The thing is, if you tried to make the game do something highly unusual it would request more information about why. Then, it would change to that strategy if it was within its parameters to understand the reason. Apparently, no one had ever tried doing something other than the options it listed as a "and" instead of an "either/or" before. I was supposed to type in right or left to the question as to if I wanted to flank R or L, but I typed in"Yes" and it wanted to know why. So, I told it. And, I won the game. But, it was an unwinnable game. So they were very upset.
ENTJ here. I don't need words to describe my personality. I just live in reality and make the most out of it. My actions, goals and accomplishments speak for themselves.
Words are probably the most efficient way to describe your personality, especially to other people. Otherwise someone would have to spend years with you and learn through experience. That's the whole point of the MBTI personality stuff. Actions, goals, and accomplishments show something about you, but there is a lot more to be known.
As an INTP I can't stand ENTJs for reasons summed up so succinctly in your comment and PS you are not as smart as you think you are - superficial knowledge, and being domineering power hungry know it alls willing to sell their grandmother for a promotion is not intelligence rather its psychotic. Ugh spare me INTJs are infinitely superior and they don't talk a whole lot of rubbish
I think I took the Myers Briggs once for a job interview. Still do not now what personality type I am because I never saw the result, although I was hired. I wonder what personality type just doesn't care one way or the other?
Personality tests at job interviews should be illegal in my opinion because it can easily inform hiring decisions and discrimination based on unchangeable personal traits that are irrelevant to legal hiring practices. If a company wants to implement that sort of thing, they should do it after you have been hired. Personality type is just as intrinsic as race or gender, just less obvious. Personality type won't tell them if you are going to be good or bad at your job. Your performance will.
I can’t remember if I have a video comparing them on the channel or not, but have a try looking for that one. If not, I’d look into the function of introverted feeling (Fi) and see whether you relate to that or not. If you do, ENFP fits better. If yoh don’t, ENTP fits better ~ Nathan
Even though I'm nothing like ENTJs, I really like more mature ENTJs... when they like me, which certainly isn't all the time. When they boldly tell me that I lack value, I love the ensuing chaos. When they have the wisdom to see that they get what they give, I love that more.
Has anyone else noticed that most descriptions of entjs are speaking to an undeveloped or pretty immature entj archetype? Ie over asserting that entj is unemotional or has no room for idealism? A more developed, individuating entj has access to introverted feeling. Same paradigm as with any type. This is where the Mbti formulation fucked up and bastardised jungs theory… jung meant type to be the beginning of the self growth/individuation journey. Not for it to be our guilded cages. (I’m intpish with a special interest in studying the entj archetype)
@@alicehoffmannart I don't see there being a shortage of ambition in most parts of the world. While loneliness and meaninglessness seem pervasive. Some fine tuning between the two is worth considering. How much ambition is enough for one household? Family members deserve a vote.
@@m2pozad Okay, I guess we have very different definitions of these words then. Good luck for the difficult situation in your life this seems to be about. I mean it.
@@alicehoffmannart Okay, I'll believe you mean well, if you'll believe telepathy is not one of ENTJ's traits. Hey, I'm now curious. Do you expect that these ENTJ views will be flexible and adaptive to future relationships and circumstances? Or would that be compromising and considered a negative?
@@m2pozad I can only speak about my situation as an INFP with an ENTJ parent but I got out of there as soon as I could and our relationship still couldn't be repaired into adulthood. The baffling part being how he still doesn't get the reasons he's left alone and no one contacts him or wants to spend time with him (he thinks it's everyone else's fault but his own).
As an INTJ, ENTJs make no sense to me. Why squander all that thinking and effort on something so pointless? But I'm also kind of envious of them. ENTJs seem to be satisfied with their goals and achievements. I see my own thinking and effort leading to some greater point, but I'm not even sure what that point is and I'm doubtful I'll ever reach the point. However, I'm driven by the desire to reach the point of points which requires I abandon all effort to reach a lesser point. The lesser points I've reached do not satisfy!!
Did anyone else feel compelled to read the definitions on the screen while simultaneously trying to listen to what the guy was saying, and then get annoyed after realizing you can't do both and go to the comments to speak your mind about this?
We don’t mean to assert things with an authoritarian tone. We don’t mean to sound arrogant. If you find an ENTJ that doesn’t that means they have come to realize it and are actively working on not sounding that way.
Plus most people you step on, use and treat as your little peasants will despise you, then again if you're an ENTJ empathy or caring for others isn't going to be one of your strong suites anyways.
@@dualmouseman I don't know if your experience is with an ENTJ or just a horrible person. Most ENTJ's don't think that way unless you're the "enemy". We value competence and loyalty. People who are good to us, we normal are good to them in return. And the last point you made, is true in a sense, we can turn off what emotions we may have to anyone, who betrays us.
@@thatguy8430 I know 3 definite ENTJs (as in they've done a MBTI test) 2 of them did it cause of their work requesting it. One of them is my father and maybe I'm a little biased but the point is that these 3 individuals plus certain managers and bosses I've had (which I think were ENTJ) all happen to be: controlling, critical, inflexible, demanding, workaholic, putting their needs above everyone else, selfish, egocentric etc... Now you may think I'm just a useless employee but I've had wonderful bosses too (including my current one) which can actually look outside themselves, lead by example and even treat their employees like human beings (as opposed to disposable assets). I do agree with you there are horrible people belonging to each type and that doesn't mean the type itself is horrible. But even the "normal" ENTJs (i.e my cousin and aunt) are annoying to be around with on a social level as they are far too preoccupied with status, image etc... and often come off judgemental and unable to respect other family members opinions (an no, they're not considered horrible people, they have lots of "friends" as they're rich and "successful"). There's zero emotional connection though, they only treat the people that are of use to them in a nice way.
It's annoying that people seem to give us ENTJs negative connotations 🙁. The descriptor itself isn't necessarily a negative depending on how it is implemented *sigh*
an idea maybe that can help, ask yourself do you have a down-to-earth conception of the world if so your probably an S. if you ask yourself "why'' constantly then your probably a P ~INTP
I had an ENTJ boss once. He was in his late 50s. Most of these words describe him very well. He was regarded as a very intimidating man. Reminded me of Tywin Lannister in Game of Thrones. He met his match when I started working there. A 20 year old INTJ female. He did not like me the first few months I was there. He thought that I was stupid because I never spoke. And he was tough on me. Told me I had to step up. I think he was expecting me to crumble beneath the criticism. And/or, he may have been testing me. He found out that I was stronger than I appeared and, after reviewing my work, that I was significantly more competent than he had expected. Once I proved my competence to him, it was like a switch. It opened a whole new side to his personality. By the end of my time there, he had a softness and regard for me there that I never saw with anyone else. Almost like I was a daughter to him or a protege. We worked VERY well together. Very dynamic interactions and he always had a smirk on his face when he saw how confident and self-assured I was. I appreciated his leadership greatly and I have good memories of my time with him.
So true. INTJ here, always had great relations with ENTJ managers. They may be fickle but if you win them over they really have your back and give you a surprising amount of autonomy.
@@stephen_101 Those two things you mentioned - having your back and giving you autonomy!! So true!
Hehe, it’s true, when an ENTJ eventually rolls over and shows you the soft belly, it’s fuzzy indeed! And God help anyone who crosses someone they love. My dad is one and even though things haven’t always been easy (I mean, he has an INFP as a daughter!), he is absolutely someone I know I can count on in an emergency.
I worked for an ENTJ boss for many years as an INTP. We were like the dynamic duo, coming up with ideas and getting things done. I know exactly what you mean about the softness shown only for the close few trusted. Our ability to work so well together is the main reason I stuck with him for years. I've learned that the intimidation and the testing is all part of the game... they tease and test those they like. I don't envy those they don't like. If you're still standing after being tested by an ENTJ, it probably means you're on the better side of that equation. You'll know you've made it if they defend you as one of their own and loyalty will be a mutual core of that. NEVER cause an ENTJ reason to distrust you. That is my advice.
May I ask why did you stop working with this ENTJ boss?
I know an ENTJ who had a pretend very heated argument with her husband in front of some builders they employed in order to make them feel sorry for the husband and give them a discount. And apparently it worked. She is a very scary woman when she wants to be so I’m not surprised
This is hilarious and a very nice tactic that I will bear in mind to use in future ~ Nathan
Wow, that's wild
She is a genius.
Thank you for adding activist. People only think of ENTJ as doers - but we do what aligns with our mission/passions.
I’m a lobbyist and yes I work myself to the bone and enjoy it but I do not and would not just work anywhere or in just any field
I'm glad you resonate with that word. It's something I've seen many ENTJs go into (in some form) as they mature and develop. Sometimes they even start off pretty young with this stuff. Apparently, female ENTJs are the rarest combination. I'm always doubtful of the stats on such things but it wouldn't surprise me if that were true. So your perspective is a very interesting one! ~ Nathan
As an mature and stable ENTJ, I would exchange the word explosive with insatiable. I crave learning and mastering new topics...aka hobby bouncer.
I disagree with the idealism part. I think ENTjs are one of the most idealistic people out there and it is one of the biggest differentiating factors between ENTjs and Estjs.
I consider myself a ruthless idealist. I live in the world of abstract ideas and I try my best to bring them into fruition no matter how much I have to fight for them. ENTjs are idealistic in terms of their visions and plans but their methods are practical enough to get stuff done in this Si world. We just know how to work the system to eventually get to our goal.
I think we’re on the same page with this one, I also agree that ENTJs are idealistic ~ Nathan
I'm egalitarian. I believe everyone deserves equal rights and equal lefts.
As an ENTJ, I am flattered by this work of yours. I especially like number 17: "Ambitious...do I really have to explain this one?" That made me chuckle. Good stuff
Indomitable- Relentless is what I get called. Like that is a BAD thing.
All of these words sum up ENTJs in a nutshell. They are dedicated, ambitious and excellent organisers. My manager is this type, and she's skilled at helping to motivate us all.
Manager? ESTJ
@@DmitryTaranov hell nah that’s a teacher
@@haydensargent1752 I draw conclusion based on my real life observations. It was ±30 people collective and 4 years long observation. ESTJs are happy to be managers. ENTJs needs more.
Women can't be ENTJ. They are illogical, emotional and can't plan for shit. If she claims to be ENTJ, she's lying.
@@Johnny3Batony hope your joking
They are not egalitarian. They are meritocratic. Big difference
I had to look for the definitions to agree with you lol
That would indeed have been a better word to use! ~ Nathan
100%. Engalitarianism is almost the antithesis of ENTJs.
GOOD POINT. IF SOMEONE HAS TALENT, AND GETS THE
JOB DONE, THEY WOULD BE KEPT, AND CONSIDERED.
THE PERSON IS SLACK, OR RUDE, THEY ARE GOING TO GET A RUDE AWAKENING.
ENTJ here. Love this list, haha. The nuance you add to the words is pretty accurate. Like for example in competitive, we like it because it helps us improve ourselves; we don’t necessarily like competition for competition itself.
For your question… We might sound authoritative because a lot of times things need to be forced in order to move forward. We’re fine providing that force.
“We’re fine providing that force.” 💯
I'm an ENTJ and I agree with all of these descriptors. However, I'd love if you do a video on the differences between male and female ENTJs, because, I think, there are some subtle and not-so-subtle differences between them. 😉
As a fellow female ENTJ I agree.
I have often pondered doing a video of this kind i.e. how the types vary depending on their gender. I'm not sure that I have many big insights on the topic if I'm being honest but there are definietly some things that jump out to me right away as being differences (because of societal factors). I will keep pondering this! ~ Nathan
oh yes! this is a good one
From a female ENTJ-this is much needed!
good luck. -Male ENTJ w/ MH
Finally some more ENTJ content
Hope you enjoyed it! ~ Nathan
Twenty compliments in a row to me as an entj. Good video.
I want to add commitment and stubbornness to it. I feel like a lot of my motivation comes from keeping my words and back it up. My worst nightmare is that people makes fun of me not carrying out my plan I said publicly.
Explosive. It’s so true and yet the ENTJ I know best (my dad) is in such denial and seems either unaware of his temper or denies he’s angry while erupting like Mount Vesuvius. Even my ESTJ mom isn’t this oblivious. She may be a Te-dom but at least high Si means you notice your physiological reactions to a situation if nothing else. So even if she’s not immediately aware what’s ticking her off or stressing her, that stomachache or headache is going to be a very quick clue for her to step back and figure it out. As an Fi-dom, the level of obliviousness that ENTJs have to their own emotions, temper, and propensity for taking stuff personally (while denying it and blaming whoever they’re mad at) is absolutely incomprehensible. A healthy Fi-dom is always aware, at a minimum, of whether or not they’re entering explosion territory and that level of awareness means if we DO blow up it’s in defiance of obvious red flags. So yeah, that whole thing just completely baffles me. -INFP
I think that combination of Se and Fi boiling up is explosive and intense. As time goes on they’ll be less this way and will (hopefully) channel that energy even more productively than they already do ~ Nathan
That's because they have Si trickster.
@@lovewho My 64 year old ENTJ father still explodes on the daily when things don't go his way. Ironically getting upset if I so much as change my tone towards him yet screams at me daily (then denies it)... it really is baffling and I'm with Nerys Ghemor on this one (I'm also an INFP). You have my sympathy Nerys, ENTJ fathers as an INFP are hell and still affect me into adulthood.
@@dualmouseman Did you think about it the other way around? INFP children might be also hell to ENTJ fathers.
How will you change your behavior to change his reaction?
@mclamb65 Don't blame the victim, for god's sake. Parents must be the example, not the other way around.
As an INFP too I can tell your father is not a healthy ENTJ. ENTJs are sometimes a bit harsh with their children when they wanna make a point, but they are caring, loving parents. I bet your father has an anger problem, and it is not related to his MBTI.
Interesting description.most of my life before I got into mbti I never understood why some people couldn't live the way I did. Be consistent or simply just keep their word. Learning how we differ and how both our weaknesses and strengths showcase themselves in the daily has helped me to be a better version of myself and more accommodating to others as well.- ENTJ 3w4
I had a friend who was ENTJ. I got to see from up close how Te works as a dominant function. Since that one is supposed to be the function I suck at, I decided to replicate her functioning and see why it goes against my natural mental process. I started with simple things she did to keep herself on track. Lists, spreadsheets, measuring stuff while cooking,… I couldn’t keep it up no matter how hard I tried. Here is why. While she was cooking, she needed to follow the recipe and measure things to add. She needed to be exact from the get go. Now, when I am even at the stage of simply reading a recipe, my attention is such that I need to get the idea that applies and then kinda change stuff rather than follow it exactly. Exactness from the start takes away the experimental side and adding/subtracting things as you go. Now, she also used to have lists on lists. At certain areas, I do need some sort of a list (example - movie watchlist). But in her case, she needed that for products to buy as well. She had such lists written on paper as well as on her phone. She had mentioned it several times that she loved the feeling of crossing things off her list. So, I thought: let’s try this approach and see to what point I can keep it up. Me and lists... If I go to a store, the list is gonna be a guideline (at best). It can be a reminder of the idea of what I am actually searching, but I am highly likely to switch products on the list with alternative if I consider it better while going through the store. For her, lists were integral for her normal daily functioning. For me, lists are reminders that I may (but more often than not - may not) follow. Nonetheless, I found this experiment interesting. It was really like walking in someone’s shoes to see how they think and how much their mental process differs from your own.
You speak of her as if she is a part of your past now. What became of your friendship?
In my opinion following the recipe while cooking is not quite ENTJ-ish. I consider a recipe as a suggestion that I can improve or adapt to what i have at home.
The lists for the lists are accurate. 😂 But they also change an adapt if necessary.
Based on your description she seems more of Te-Si axis. Very detail oriented. That seems like she has a great use of Si. Te-Ni is more improvisational because Ni is a background creative function so its aware of how things play out without spending time planning in detail. Se also gives a sense of spontaneity and improvisation.
@@kreole7376 This is so true about the details. Every time i go to buy my usual skin care, which i use for years now, i have to make a video call to my daughter to ask which one it was. The kids started to highlight the important passages in the mails from school. bcs i read them in diagonal and sometimes i miss some details. It's the running gag in the family and i'm the mother btw. 😅
I'm an ENTJ and this describes me to a T. I can assure you my home is made up of flying sticky notes of lists and my phone has a thousands of lists and is still growing. Though am open to experimentation and improvising, hence I too like you go to a store and spontaneously pick up items which I deem better. Infact, am always improvising and looking for ways to get things done better.
I loved your comment and chuckled a few times reading through it, can confirm your friend's a my kinda ENTJ and you did really good job at observing her.. I haven't ever felt so watched and haven't expressed myself so much before on a mbti topic.
Optimized is a good description. Competent is very well explained. Also I liked “ENTJs are FULL ON people” I had not heard that before. But yes. Yes.
Thanks be to God, we often soften up with time & grace lol. My poor kids, husbands & friends! Seriously though we can be fiercely loyal and love deeply those who are close to us. I have to say that at 58, I have "sucked the marrow" out of life and feel as if I have left almost no stone unturned so that is deeply satisfying!
I just came to listen to remember how awesome I am. I’m recovering from a concussion. Thanks!
Summarized so that I can send it to people.
1. Authoritative
2. Businesslike
3. Enterprising
4. Strategic
5. Indomitable
6. Explosive
7. Intimidating
8. Optimized
9. Competitive
10. Competent
11. Egalitarian
12. Decisive
13. Imbalanced
14. Activist
15. Impulsive
16. Charismatic
17. Ambitious
18. Academic
19. Witty
20. Royal
I was wondering if you could do a video on what kind of empathy (cognitive, compassionate or emotional) each of the personality types use or whether it’s connected at all.
This would be a cool topic. I will add it to the list ~ Nathan
@@lovewho Thanks! I’m looking forward to seeing your thoughts on this.
*INTJ who sometimes comes off as an ENTJ* (manager at work) :D I like these
There's definitely a lot of overlap between these types. They can emulate each other to a large degree when they want to! ~Nathan
Totally agree!!! I'd been intj but now I'm identified as an entj
It's probably on the list but I instantly think 'Leadership'. That and a very high falutin' sounding LinkedIn profile.
I was tempted to include the word leader/leadership, I think it definitely fits them really well. In fact, I do wonder whether ENTJs can ever function well being led by someone else. I'm assuming they can, but it would need to be someone who really knew what they were doing ~ Nathan
@@lovewho based on my (totally not empirical research) and observation of former bosses, ENTJs can definitely serve under a leader who is more ENTJ than them.
Number 18: "Academic". This is my case. High introverted intuition and high introverted thinking. 853 tritype. And, yes, I'm too cerebral, hehe... I have 3 university degrees: physiotherapy, business and commerce
Yup, that sounds relatable af!
In hindsight it is so funny that I ever got mistyped as INFJ by multiple online tests.
It took a sibling of mine who got deep into the cognitive functions to realize that the ENTJ type fits me hilariously well.
Seriously mate, this list is pretty much a summary of ideas I build my life around.
I even started organizing a convention that's gonna be named RoyalCon. What. Are. The. Odds.
As I’m sure you know by this point, the online tests are a recipe for many mistypes. It’s great that you’ve figured your actual type out though! ~ Nathan
When I first took an MBTI test in my 20s I was INTJ, but in my 30s I score as ENTJ. I think I've been slow to know what to focus on (I was trying to do too many things), but now my life is in alignment I feel unstoppable.
Hello, hi.. ENTJ here. Compliance manager by day, and commissioned fine artist by night. This video definitely made my day.
Combative, charming and authoritative are absolutely correct. Now it makes sense why my parents pushed me to take martial arts when I was younger so it would humble me.
Project Manager. Regional Manager through the week or part-time. Management of Social Initiatives student by weekend, which kind of bleeds into the week because case studies and project which you've to do even when you don't have class during the week
This is good content. I love that Witty was included. And I adore the Royal reference.
He said ,"...until they fight their way back to power" but as an ENTJ I think it would be more accurate to say, "...until they FIND their way back to power."
Love your channel as its quality, practical and entertaining. Most other MBTI channels are trash. You always get ENTJs right too. Astute and thoughtful. I have some ideas about discerning between ENTJ 3s and 8s. Like their ideal partners and how they navigate life.
INTJ here and wishing i would have the confidence to say what i think as they do and their energy
Entjs in one word: perfection.
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This is some serious ENTJ love… ~ Nathan
oh please know your place. they entjs perfect only for intps
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Great video, I'm an entj. Let me give you some RUclips advice!
I’d love some RUclips advice. Feel free to drop me an email!! ~ Nathan
well said, I feel extraudinarilly validated, gotta love you
Im ENTJ and i agree with everything.
i totally agree w the "Royal" part...😀
i do identify w gaius marius or caesar...secretly...
and i totally understand stonewall jackson, caesar walking into fire lines just to motivate troops..😛
Royal...yes its true and all are true . Sticking back to royal if you want gain what you want act royal(physical and psychological) since we are mostly judged so do what we can . Haha intimidating PEOPLE ARE SCARED OF HOW IM CONFIDENT THEY TRY TO SHUSH ME IT DOSENT WORK!!!!. Competitive . Yes my part its tacked with sketch progress, patrern progress everything archived ,noted , scratch demo and physical collections
This is meeeee❤❤❤.... I laugh out loud when I watched this. Thank you for summarising us😉. Subscribed 👍
I took the personality test a few years ago and I was an INFP. And I’ve taken it recently two times, and it has changed to ENTJ. Ngl I feel like a boss 😂😂 and I actually am now. I’m also less sensitive about things too. I really grew up.
My daughter is an ENTJ, and I am an ENTP. This describes her well. It's been difficult to parent her to say the least, but I'm trying to understand and research her personality type so that I can effeciently parent her. Only person who can put argue me, but with logical inconsistencies. She never gives up!
That is such a fascinating combination to me - ENTP parent with an ENTJ child! It seems like she has some traits that will serve her well in life ~ Nathan
I like the thought of a baby ENTJ or a child ENTJ, an ENTJ who can be mothered because we are so take charge kind of people and they say women mature sooner than men additionally if our lives were difficult we mature even faster. Though your daughter is older, precious little ENTJ toddler is gonna be my happy thought of the week.
These are so true. I relate 100%
I'm originally an infp, but lately I'm on a mission. Working on getting my life started and I've changed, maybe temporarily. My type changed! I've adopted entj characteristics to achieve my goals.
Haha, I did this too by mistake. I started implementing changes to the way I emotionally viewed and reacted to situations because I wanted to be more logical so I was working to rewire my brain and I slowly but surely went from an INFJ to an INTJ. It’s become more natural for me to view things through the lens of logic now. I’m naturally an INFJ so sometimes that still shines through but I find myself relating more and more to the INTJ and less and less to INFJ.
More ENTJ posts please
Hi. I'm an ENTJ.
I'll just give some comments to each word:
1. We tend to seem authoritative because we want to get to the point. Reaching a conclusion to reach a result is the prime usage Te. You can think of it as a huge annoyance with the act of not having a conclusion. We are fine with adjusting along the way, but there needs to be *something* to work with. Usually we may assert something we aren't actually that sure of, simply because having a decision set is much more comfortable. We may doubt our own assertions and eventually the moral implications of them, but it's simply from the constant desire to reach a conclusion.
2. We tend to see everything that we do as part of our mission, our strive to cut out that which doesn't align with that mission. For that, we may seem like we treat everything as a job, but some of these things may simply be recreational.
3. Depends on the definition of idealism. Yes, we are great at not using resources we don't have, (i could not imagine an ENTJ who would overuse on their credit card or unplanned go into debt) but we are idealists.
4. It's funny how i would always fine administrative work and strategy games very enjoyable. It's like it was a leisure activity, where for others it was a chore. The act of setting a goal and working towards it (actually not so much achieving it, but working towards it) is very enjoyable.
5. ENTJ's tend to never think they can loose. There is little use in thinking you cannot do anything, so why not do it? I've never doubted my abilities, but i have doubted where to use them. Very often.
6. Depends on the maturity level yeah. I had a very short temper when i was young, but I am very calm and stoic now.
7. We don't try to, it happens. We see a problem, we want it gone. If you don't do your role in achieving that, you are nothing more than an obstacle. We don't even notice it, but it can cause hurt feelings. If we are running late on something, expect orders and stress levels rising.
Anyway, no more to say. ENTJ's are nice people who really want decisions to be made.
Point 5 is good
ENTJ sometimes mistyped as INTJ here. I agree with all of it
Change your channel content exclusively to ENTJ morning motivation. After this video I’m ready to attack the day.
#4 I just read that Stratego was finally mastered and it took AI to do it. I think they meant it was finally mastered by an AI, or, they are idiots who don't know some humans have done just fine with it all along. Or both. Anyway, one of the interesting things that may have actually made sense within that article that I barely gave the time of day to was that Stratego is considered to be harder than Chess and Go. Which is also annoying as people kept acting like they didn't believe me that I could play Go and many didn't believe me that I could play Chess and had never lost. I never lost at either, and I never lost at Stratego, playing against people- repeatedly- who had never lost before they met me.
I am not saying this to brag. I am saying "Strategic! Check!" I used to play this lovely computer game in this class for job seeking youth wherein there was a reenactment of battles, such as Little Big Horn and some stuff in the Civil War, that were considered to be unwinnable for the side that lost, no matter what other choice they made with what choices were open to them. The game was supposed to teach you that you have limits, really. Even if you could flank left instead of right, you would still lose.
Except, I managed to convince the game to, instead of sending a flank to either right or left and the rest right up the middle, send everyone either right or left, which took us right past those who were coming up the middle at us, and then we killed everyone they left behind and rode up on them, still flanking them on both sides and then attacking. Which was supposed to be impossible, because, it was not a way the military of that time would have fought. But, as I pointed out to them, I am not of the military and this is not that time.
The thing is, if you tried to make the game do something highly unusual it would request more information about why. Then, it would change to that strategy if it was within its parameters to understand the reason. Apparently, no one had ever tried doing something other than the options it listed as a "and" instead of an "either/or" before. I was supposed to type in right or left to the question as to if I wanted to flank R or L, but I typed in"Yes" and it wanted to know why. So, I told it. And, I won the game. But, it was an unwinnable game. So they were very upset.
….. since they know they can make things happen…. Lol….. we certainly do know that we can make things happen. No question.
ENTJ here. I don't need words to describe my personality. I just live in reality and make the most out of it. My actions, goals and accomplishments speak for themselves.
Words are probably the most efficient way to describe your personality, especially to other people. Otherwise someone would have to spend years with you and learn through experience. That's the whole point of the MBTI personality stuff. Actions, goals, and accomplishments show something about you, but there is a lot more to be known.
Big big thank you
Wow. So accurate
I am a power hungry ENTJ thank you for this video!
Same here. Looking forward to a video what entj thinks of other personality types
As an INTP I can't stand ENTJs for reasons summed up so succinctly in your comment and PS you are not as smart as you think you are - superficial knowledge, and being domineering power hungry know it alls willing to sell their grandmother for a promotion is not intelligence rather its psychotic. Ugh spare me INTJs are infinitely superior and they don't talk a whole lot of rubbish
@@abbibrophy7671 Funny man you are. That's why grandmothers exists. I thought you was smart
I wish you good fortune in your relentless pursuit of power ~Nathan
I think I took the Myers Briggs once for a job interview. Still do not now what personality type I am because I never saw the result, although I was hired. I wonder what personality type just doesn't care one way or the other?
Personality tests at job interviews should be illegal in my opinion because it can easily inform hiring decisions and discrimination based on unchangeable personal traits that are irrelevant to legal hiring practices. If a company wants to implement that sort of thing, they should do it after you have been hired. Personality type is just as intrinsic as race or gender, just less obvious. Personality type won't tell them if you are going to be good or bad at your job. Your performance will.
Just came here to be complimented ;)
I'm surprised what Entjs and Entps have in common while being competetive.
Can you help me?
I keep getting ENFP and ENTP. Im confused. What should I flow with?
I can’t remember if I have a video comparing them on the channel or not, but have a try looking for that one. If not, I’d look into the function of introverted feeling (Fi) and see whether you relate to that or not. If you do, ENFP fits better. If yoh don’t, ENTP fits better ~ Nathan
@@lovewho Thank you. Im more of a introverted extrovert
6:07 I refuse
11. Is wrong. What you’re describing is meritocracy.
@Love Who This sooooooo accurate!!!!!!
I’m basically everything I don’t want to be
Even though I'm nothing like ENTJs, I really like more mature ENTJs... when they like me, which certainly isn't all the time. When they boldly tell me that I lack value, I love the ensuing chaos. When they have the wisdom to see that they get what they give, I love that more.
Has anyone else noticed that most descriptions of entjs are speaking to an undeveloped or pretty immature entj archetype?
Ie over asserting that entj is unemotional or has no room for idealism? A more developed, individuating entj has access to introverted feeling. Same paradigm as with any type.
This is where the Mbti formulation fucked up and bastardised jungs theory… jung meant type to be the beginning of the self growth/individuation journey. Not for it to be our guilded cages.
(I’m intpish with a special interest in studying the entj archetype)
nailed it
Yep. That’s my mom
I pity their families and pets, if they don't leave these traits on the battlefields of life.
Nah. At least to some of us, relationships are a skill to be mastered as well, fits riiight into ambition. They could do WAY worse lol.
@@alicehoffmannart I don't see there being a shortage of ambition in most parts of the world. While loneliness and meaninglessness seem pervasive. Some fine tuning between the two is worth considering. How much ambition is enough for one household? Family members deserve a vote.
@@m2pozad Okay, I guess we have very different definitions of these words then. Good luck for the difficult situation in your life this seems to be about. I mean it.
@@alicehoffmannart Okay, I'll believe you mean well, if you'll believe telepathy is not one of ENTJ's traits. Hey, I'm now curious. Do you expect that these ENTJ views will be flexible and adaptive to future relationships and circumstances? Or would that be compromising and considered a negative?
@@m2pozad I can only speak about my situation as an INFP with an ENTJ parent but I got out of there as soon as I could and our relationship still couldn't be repaired into adulthood. The baffling part being how he still doesn't get the reasons he's left alone and no one contacts him or wants to spend time with him (he thinks it's everyone else's fault but his own).
AMEN
As an INTJ, ENTJs make no sense to me. Why squander all that thinking and effort on something so pointless? But I'm also kind of envious of them. ENTJs seem to be satisfied with their goals and achievements. I see my own thinking and effort leading to some greater point, but I'm not even sure what that point is and I'm doubtful I'll ever reach the point. However, I'm driven by the desire to reach the point of points which requires I abandon all effort to reach a lesser point. The lesser points I've reached do not satisfy!!
When is.the new isfp video coming :(
I will bump one up the list... ~ Nathan
@@lovewho yayyy tysmm :))
ENTJ here, and Gary isn't best, Magnus is...!!
GRANDE!!!
You never disappoint. Very accurate 😂
Hope you enjoyed it and thank you for this comment ~ Nathan
Did anyone else feel compelled to read the definitions on the screen while simultaneously trying to listen to what the guy was saying, and then get annoyed after realizing you can't do both and go to the comments to speak your mind about this?
We don’t mean to assert things with an authoritarian tone. We don’t mean to sound arrogant. If you find an ENTJ that doesn’t that means they have come to realize it and are actively working on not sounding that way.
I always wanted to be this type, but people are nasty - INTJ
What's the difference between ENTJ vs ESTJ? How to set them apart?
ENTJs are better and ESTJs aren’t. That’s the difference😈
(ENTJ SUPREMACY)
Curse of the female entj, I hear you.
i wanna be an entj
you want ENTJ results, but beware of ENTJ almost always unsatisfied mindset
Plus most people you step on, use and treat as your little peasants will despise you, then again if you're an ENTJ empathy or caring for others isn't going to be one of your strong suites anyways.
@@TheGamblermusic very true. Until you mature and or reach your goals... We settle down a little bit with age and maturity.
@@dualmouseman I don't know if your experience is with an ENTJ or just a horrible person. Most ENTJ's don't think that way unless you're the "enemy". We value competence and loyalty. People who are good to us, we normal are good to them in return. And the last point you made, is true in a sense, we can turn off what emotions we may have to anyone, who betrays us.
@@thatguy8430 I know 3 definite ENTJs (as in they've done a MBTI test) 2 of them did it cause of their work requesting it. One of them is my father and maybe I'm a little biased but the point is that these 3 individuals plus certain managers and bosses I've had (which I think were ENTJ) all happen to be: controlling, critical, inflexible, demanding, workaholic, putting their needs above everyone else, selfish, egocentric etc...
Now you may think I'm just a useless employee but I've had wonderful bosses too (including my current one) which can actually look outside themselves, lead by example and even treat their employees like human beings (as opposed to disposable assets).
I do agree with you there are horrible people belonging to each type and that doesn't mean the type itself is horrible. But even the "normal" ENTJs (i.e my cousin and aunt) are annoying to be around with on a social level as they are far too preoccupied with status, image etc... and often come off judgemental and unable to respect other family members opinions (an no, they're not considered horrible people, they have lots of "friends" as they're rich and "successful"). There's zero emotional connection though, they only treat the people that are of use to them in a nice way.
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Why do I relate as an INTJ?
Oh my, I relate to a fair amount of content on INTJ as an ENTJ
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It's annoying that people seem to give us ENTJs negative connotations 🙁. The descriptor itself isn't necessarily a negative depending on how it is implemented *sigh*
Idk if I’m an INTP or an ISTP help?
an idea maybe that can help, ask yourself do you have a down-to-earth conception of the world if so your probably an S. if you ask yourself "why'' constantly then your probably a P
~INTP
There is a video on the channel comparing the two. Feel free to check that out if you haven’t already! ~ Nathan
@@moodcheck3242 I definitely always ask why and I'm always in my head and I also daydream, I think that makes me intuitive.
@@lovewho will do, thanks!
ENTJs are awful.
Love,
INTJ
Entjs think you are awful too
@@luciekatz6160 Must be doing something right then. 👍
As a non-native english speaker. I don't like the rhythm of your speaking.
and? dont watch
Am i the only ENTJ who got mistyped as an INTP because of ADHD? Lmfao