Stage Management Journal

I just needed to prove to myself that I am truely an INFJ since my last results were so on the fence. As I predicted, the percentages of the I/E N/S F/T J/P were all different, but I'm like astonished that I got the same type.

I think it's interesting how only 1% of the population has a INFJ personality, and yet in a room of  about 17 people, two of us got it. Ok so I just did more digging. This post was going to be more on how I like astrology more so than this test, and I think that'll still come up in another post, but like the way this person explains what being an INFJ means to them and it makes me feel a little more badass about it: " We are the ultimate outcast. We see things nobody else does. We feel things nobody else can. Dude we even feel things to EXTREMES that nobody else can. We’re idealistic and feel like we have higher purposes. And ya know what… in most cases, it’s because we do have higher purposes. If you make a list ranking the most pure souls to ever have lived, and the most evil people to ever walk the Earth, almost all of them on both sides of the spectrum would be INFJ types. We’re so strong and yet so fragile.  With good nurturing we can change the world (leg...

I've never really believed in the Miles-Briggs test. I mean it was a personality test thrown together by two bored women without scientific or professional evidence. i think I don't really believe it too much because it's pretty vague. I mean, I feel like I fit a pretty wide range of the personalities. That could either be because the test itself isn't very accurate, OR because for the I/E, N/S, and J/P I tend to fall near the 50/50 mark. I/E : 3% difference N/S : 1% difference T/F : 62% difference J/P : 8% difference What does that mean for me though? I can change personalities depending on how I'm feeling the day I take the test? I am introverted some days and extroverted others... but it also depends on the company I'm with. I think the only thing that's for sure with my results is that I'm a feeler. I mean, 62% difference? Hot damn!