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What’s My Jungian?

When I took “My Jungian Test”, I found out that my personality type was ENTP. An ENTP person is an extroverted, intuitive, perceiving thinker. I found out that I am a conceptualizer. I found out that I tend to be resourceful in challenge solve problems. I find that to be sort of accurate because I can spend all day researching resources to find solution problems. I strive to solve problems. I also found out in my Jungian that I am innovative, individualistic, versatile, and entrepreneurial.
With more in depth research I found out some strengths and weaknesses of having an ENTP personality. A strength of being an ENTP is being knowledgeable. As being an ENTP we never pass a good opportunity to learn new concepts. Most of our concepts are abstract. We focus our attention on the bigger picture rather than details, and on future possibilities rather than immediate realities. We are quick thinkers that have tremendously flexible minds. We can shift from idea to idea without effort. We are original and have little attachment to tradition. We are excellent brainstormers. We thrive on analyzing problems from every angle to find the best solutions. We are also charismatic and energetic. We can put in long days and nights to find a solution to problems.

Some weaknesses are that we are very argumentative. We enjoy the mental exercise of debating and idea, but we can tear down others beliefs and methods leading to a great deal of tension. As an ENTP we can also come of insensitive. We don’t consider emotion points to be valid in debates or such things. We are very, very intolerant. If people aren’t able to back up there ideas in a round of mental sparring, we are like to dismiss not just their ideas but the people themselves. We can find it difficult to focus. We can get bored very easily. Fresh thoughts are always the solution to