Trev

What it Feels Like to be an INTJ

Here is my list of what it feels like to be an INTJ:

I have a constant stream of random ideas floating around inside my head.
I can never focus on one thing.
I really don’t like feedback.
I prefer to be alone most days.
I do not handle bosses/authority particularly well.
I like setting daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and lifelong goals.
I am scared of dogs and most pets.
Consulting, strategy, marketing, creative writing, triathlons and indie films intrigue me.
I do not get along well in teams, unless I’m in charge.
I prefer to avoid bars, nightclubs and loud noises.
I can be sad, depressed, anxious and suicidal for fleeting moments.
I really like emotional eating in secret.
I never drink alcohol.
I drink a lot of water.
I like reading business books.
I like watching YouTube videos about business.
I fall asleep to podcasts.
I thrive with structure and crumble without it.
I am an extreme minimalist and love order.
I like periodically deleting my social media accounts when trolls annoy me.
I like signing up for social media accounts that I recently deleted.
I am very quiet around groups of people.
I take a long time to get to know people.
I can sit in a coffee shop for hours, talking one-on-one about in-depth topics with someone I barely know.
I envy artistic and successful people and try to emulate them, albeit poorly.
I want to solve problems by helping others in some way.