How INTJs (Architects/Strategists) can succeed

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What does success mean to an INFJ (Empathic Type)?

INTJs judge success by whether they can continue to grow and move forward. They never feel satisfied with having accomplished something or with themselves, always striving for improvement and wanting to be better than before. INTJs also place great importance on the amount of knowledge they possess and how they can create something from it. The more ignorance they can eliminate from themselves and the world around them, the more successful they feel in their lives.

INTJs are serious, analytical, and often perfectionists. They approach problems and ideas from multiple angles, systematically analyzing them with objective logic, discarding those that are problematic and deepening their understanding with new information that proves useful. Few people are as naturally inclined to do this as INTJs. They are born scientists and mathematicians. Once given an idea, they try to understand it as thoroughly as possible. They typically have very high standards for their own understanding and achievements, and only value and consider others who can meet or surpass their understanding of a particular issue. INTJs value clarity and conciseness. Social flattery may be unnecessary and even superficial to them. While INTJs highly value interactions centered on meaningful exchanges of ideas, they tend to downplay the importance of being friendly or likeable in other social situations and may struggle with emotional relationships.

INTJs value structure, order, knowledge, ability, and logic. Above all, they cherish their own ideas and intuitions about the world. An INTJ's sense of success largely depends on their own understanding and intuition, as well as their ability to respect the structural level of life and the intelligence and abilities of those they share their lives with.

INTJs always have goals and a "see it through" attitude. They are not afraid to work hard and will put in tremendous effort for things that interest them. This tenacity helps INTJs achieve their identified goals. When given a goal and context, INTJs can generate all sorts of possibilities. They can look at problems from various angles and derive solutions that are appropriate to the situation.

Strengths that INFJs (Empathic types) should develop

• Good listener
• Take a future-oriented approach to see the big picture.
• Calm, composed, analytical
• I value depth and quality in human relationships.
• Don't be afraid of conflict or criticism.
• Formulate strategies with a view to the future.
• Understanding of extremely complex theories
• Conclusions should be drawn based on research and analysis, rather than relying on half-baked assumptions.
• They possess strong insight and intuition.
• Think seriously about relationships and agreements
• Highly intelligent and capable
• Original, independent, and acts spontaneously.
• I am interested in "optimizing" human relationships.
• Even when opinions clash, stick to your own beliefs.
• Emphasis on knowledge and efficiency
• I like theoretical challenges.
• The ability to solve complex problems
• I am confident in myself on a regular basis.
• Extremely logical, rational, and brilliant.
• Unwavering ambition and drive
• I get bored in my ordinary daily life.
• High motivation to learn
• ambitious and goal-oriented
• They have an open mind that seeks out new ways of thinking.
• Solving even difficult problems creatively

Tips for success for INFJs (Empathic Personalities)

• Let's do something that allows us to utilize our analytical and critical thinking skills.
  INTJs excel at systematically analyzing information from multiple perspectives, recognizing its usefulness and validity, and then deciding whether to reject or retain it. They would likely thrive in jobs requiring analytical thinking. They possess keen insight, seeing things others miss. This ability to discern patterns and meanings in the world can benefit INTJs in many ways. Furthermore, they don't take criticism to heart and readily change their opinions if offered better ideas or methods. These abilities could allow them to make significant contributions to society, such as discovering a cure for cancer. They might excel as scientists, doctors, mathematicians, or corporate strategists.
• Let's not forget that we don't need to discuss every single thing.
  Thinking (T) types like INTJs tend to argue and refute inconsistencies, but it's not necessary to do so for every single thing. To move forward better in all areas of life, and even to achieve great things in the long run, you may need to understand that sometimes you have to let small things go.
• When making judgments or decisions, try to be mindful of your motivations.
  Are you interested in finding outward flaws, or are you more interested in gaining a deeper understanding of yourself? Try to understand yourself first, and then make a judgment.
• Try engaging in extroverted activities.
  INTJs are internal processors, accustomed to finding the right answers and best plans within their own minds. However, this inward focus can cause them to miss important details and insightful contributions from others. Isolation also means missing opportunities for growth. Try to recognize the value the outside world offers and strive to interact in a style that feels natural to you. Seeking feedback from friends, family, and colleagues can help refine your ideas and plans.
  Joining clubs or social media groups to discuss topics that interest you in depth is also a good idea. You can find like-minded individuals with similar abilities and understanding, and cultivate friendships. While INTJs are confident in their own abilities, discussing with others can breathe new life into outdated approaches and uncover blind spots.
• Let's actively promote ourselves.
  When INTJs lack influence within hierarchical organizations, it's not necessarily due to a lack of ability, but rather a low interest in self-promotion. As a result, they may miss opportunities to secure positions that are more favorable to them. INTJs, being results-oriented, especially need to recognize the importance of promoting themselves.
• Let's cherish our relationships.
  Try to get along with everyone, even those you consider beneath you. Remember that everyone has the potential to offer something.
• Pay attention to your own emotional state.
  INTJs don't spend much time reflecting on their own emotional state. While they focus on many ideas and abstract concepts, they often avoid activities that involve looking at themselves or their emotions. Try to make time to examine your emotions and reactions. This won't come naturally, but it will be a great help in your interpersonal relationships.
• Let go of perfectionism.
  One of the strengths of an INTJ is their ability to do everything perfectly, but this can also mean they are slow to act even under immense pressure. Of course, planning ahead is important, but an INTJ wouldn't want to accomplish nothing because of it.
• Take some time to think things through before making a decision.
  Don't dismiss an idea prematurely just because you don't respect the person who came up with it, or because you think you already know everything. After all, everyone can offer something, and no one knows everything. Before judging someone's idea, make sure to listen to it fully. Do whatever it takes to understand it, such as asking questions if necessary. Don't make any judgments about an idea until you fully understand it.
  The reason INTJs make quick decisions is often related to their introverted intuition (Ni) and extroverted thinking (Te). Introverted intuition (Ni) is a personality function that constantly gathers information and views everything from multiple perspectives. Therefore, they are constantly absorbing and thinking about new information. Introverted intuition is like a framework for understanding that exists in the mind. When something is perceived, it merges with the existing intuitive framework. If a person perceives completely new information with introverted intuition (Ni), they have to redefine their entire framework. In other words, introverts take a relatively long time to process and understand. This can be a problem for INTJs. There are many things to consider in order to fully understand an idea or situation, and it is not uncommon for them to feel overwhelmed.
  When introverted intuition (Ni) dominates an INTJ, and other functions are unable to fulfill their purpose, the INTJ will block out information that should be considered. If presented with information similar to what introverted intuition (Ni) has processed in the past, they will use extroverted thinking (Te) to quickly discard that information. By using extroverted thinking (Te) to reject the idea rather than analyzing the information within an intuitive framework, the likelihood that the framework will need to be reshaped and redefined decreases.
  Using extroverted thinking in this way is beneficial to the INTJ's mind in two ways: 1) it saves energy that would otherwise have to be expended to truly consider new information, and 2) it protects the INTJ's sacred inner world. In either case, it is not ideal.
  INTJs may overlook information that could help them gain a deeper understanding of a problem, or even important information. This can also lead others to perceive them as overly opinionated or materialistic.
  A better use of an INTJ's extroverted thinking (Te) would be to use it to appreciate their rich insights and compare them to the outside world. When an INTJ uses extroverted thinking (Te) to shut out incoming information rather than to judge it with introverted intuition (Ni), they are effectively deceiving themselves. It's easier to get an answer quickly than to grasp everything. Taking shortcuts is very appealing. Most INTJs do this to some extent. The real problem arises when the INTJ's personality becomes too unbalanced, extremely self-centered, and they hardly consider the opinions or thoughts of others.
  To grow as an individual, INTJs need to focus on making decisions after consulting their intuition. This means they need to be mindful not to prematurely dismiss ideas based on their own judgment. They cannot effectively judge something they don't understand. To understand things, INTJs need to grasp them entirely through intuition. INTJs should use their judgment not to dismiss ideas, but to restructure their own thought processes.

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