You can take the Myers-Briggs test here. I'd be interested in knowing your personality type.
* - OK, so we're much more alike than different, but this is my blog and I thought it would be funny to go completely overboard on this. So there.
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
I Love Myers-Briggs
My son is a junior in high school. As a part of his college selection preparation, the school has him take a Myers-Briggs personality profile test. He came out as a pretty strongly-typed ENFP. I am a strongly-typed ENFJ. It explains so much in our conflicts. Where I make lists and goose-step around the house giving orders, he's communing with the astral planes, seeing groovy possibilities in everything*.
I should have suspected something when our family photos started looking like this.
You can take the Myers-Briggs test here. I'd be interested in knowing your personality type.
* - OK, so we're much more alike than different, but this is my blog and I thought it would be funny to go completely overboard on this. So there.
You can take the Myers-Briggs test here. I'd be interested in knowing your personality type.
* - OK, so we're much more alike than different, but this is my blog and I thought it would be funny to go completely overboard on this. So there.
I'm pretty sure that when I completed a questionnare like this some years ago, I came out as INTP. For what that's worth.
ReplyDeleteI did mine as part of the "Separation Counseling"....really strong ENTP.
ReplyDeleteFictional Character= Bugs Bunny...now think about it, not that bad.
X-Wife, you didn't ask? INTJ
Fictional Character= Hannibal Lecter.
Can't understand how it didn't work out........
*And no, I didn't make that up.....*
My goodness, Tim, we're polar opposites!
ReplyDeleteWollf - Hannibal Lecter? Hilarious! Well, from a distance, at least.
My fictional character is James T. Kirk. Yay!
ReplyDeleteI'm basically an intuitive introvert. I'm so close on the last two that they change every time I take the test.
ReplyDeleteISTJ, here.
ReplyDeleteNo idea what they'd class me as, but "Paladin" kinda covers it.