My Journey Through Personality Types: From INFP-T to ENTP-A

Hey there! If you're reading this, you're probably curious about the fascinating journey of self-discovery and the layers of personality types that one can uncover. Today, I want to share my personal journey of exploring different personality types, from INFP-T to ENTP-A. Hold on to your hats, as we dive into the world of introspection and self-awareness.

INFP-T: Mediators with a Twist

My personality type in 2020 was INFP-T. The 'T' in INFP-T stands for 'turbulent' or 'assertive.' INFPs are known for their empathy and desire to understand those around them. These individuals are compassionate, non-judgmental, and always willing to hear another person's story. When someone opens up to them or turns to them for comfort, they feel honored to listen and provide help.

In fact, I tend to be especially sensitive to artistic beauty. Some INFPs, including myself, find solace and inspiration in the worlds of writing, music, drama, or dance. Our creativity, imagination, and kindness can be invaluable in many aspects of life, including our personal growth and development. Here's a quote that resonates with this:

All that is gold does not glitter,
Not all those who wander are lost,
The old that is strong does not wither,
Deep roots are not reached by the frost.

~J.R.R. Tolkien

This quote reminds us that depth and meaning can sometimes be overlooked or hidden beneath the surface. As mediators, we often find the deeper layers and understand the hidden truths.

Exploring New Horizons: The Continuing Evolution

In the past year, my personality type has changed from INFP-T to ENTP-A, a pretty weird combination for sure. ENTP stands for Extroverted, Intuitive, Thinking, and Prospecting. The 'A' in ENTP-A denotes 'assertive.'

Through careful observation and self-reflection, I realized that I am 50% extroverted, 55% intuitive, and 95% thinking. I also attribute 50% to prospecting, which I consider careful observation before making a decision. Here’s how I arrived at these conclusions:

Extroversion: I am more outgoing in some contexts but not always. Intuition: I often follow my gut feelings and ideas, which aligns with my 50-55 rating. Thinking: I tend to base my decisions on logical analysis and objective facts. Prospecting: I value careful thought before making a decision, matching my 50% rating.

I find it ironic that my gut feeling about being assertive aligns with the ENTP-A combination. Guts, after all, are not always reliable, but when used in tandem with careful analysis, they can be incredibly powerful.

With Guts and Understanding

Every journey of self-discovery, be it through tests or personal introspection, is unique. This exploration has been enlightening and has provided me with valuable insights into my own personality and behavior. It's like cleansing the mind with something as simple as washing the river Gang sets the emotional background for this introspective journey.

So, if you find yourself on a similar path of growth and understanding, don't hesitate to take a personality test or even rely on your gut feeling sometimes. It's all part of the journey, and every step is worth it.

Stay Happy, Spread Love, Radhe Radhe

It's been a journey of growth and understanding, and I hope you find some value in this exploration of personality types. Remember, each of us is a unique blend of traits, and that's what makes us fascinating.