Introverted Intuitive Thinking Judging

Honestly, this was one of the most difficult questions I have ever had to answer. I repeated the personality test couple times. Most of my answers had to be 2 and ½ instead of a whole number, which I wasn’t capable of jotting down next to each question. Anyways, I pushed myself so hard to finish it, as this is something that I had to do to help explore and dig deeper in the hidden inner world of myself.
To begin with, the results revealed that I hold the INTJ personality type, which stands for the Introverted Intuitive Thinking Judging. Marina Margaret Heiss has successfully described the INTJ by stating that they are the ones who “have original minds and great drive for implementing their ideas and achieving their goals. Quickly see patterns in external events and develop long-range explanatory perspectives. When committed, organize a job and carry it through. Skeptical and independent, have high standards of competence and performance for themselves and others.
What is shocking about INTJ is that my high self-esteem and self-confidence are always mistaken by arrogance and rudeness. My knowledge that is gradually built up at an early age until I reached adulthood, made me aware that I possess the ability to recognize the areas I excel

in, if I can help others, how can I help, equally important, I am also aware when I lack the needed skills to help others and mainly I know the skills I lack to help others.
In addition to that, I feel myself as a perfectionist who is always on the go to boost and improve anything that draws my attention, becomes my ultimate goal or makes me interested.

Even though I am fond of teaching, I figured out later as the years passed by that I am looking for something more in life. Why not shake things up and continue my education to change my career, which will definitely aide me to find the true self , give me joy in life, feel engaged in a different dynamic workplace, and stop chasing my past goals that I thought would help me get there. I even noticed that I can easily climb up to managerial positions when I am willing to stimulate and challenge myself and market my own

abilities.
Not only INTJs live in their own world of ideas, beliefs and thoughts, I find that they value knowledge and intelligence, and work diligently to achieve. I don’t feel myself I am a quitter, the more challenging a job I am undertaking, the more stimulating it would be. Competition ignites the spark from within and makes me thrive and prosper vigorously.
INTJs are, unfortunately, mostly misunderstood. I find myself kind of reserved and impatient on almost everything, and don’t necessarily express my feelings and affections to others, not because that I don’t have any, but because I don’t feel there is a pressing need for it. Working on opening myself to others will put an end to people’s misunderstanding and keep them in the loop.
I believe INTJs are tremendously capable of achieving their goals competently, insightful and capable of synthesizing concepts into efficient action plans. A rich and rewarding life canonly be accomplished once they can communicate their ideas effectively to others and maintain a clear stream of communication.