INTJ Personality Analysis

'An in-depth look at the characteristics of INTJ personalities.'

INTJ Personality Analysis: Characteristics of INTJ Personalities

The INTJ personality type is often referred to as the Architect personality. Many people are curious about what the INTJ personality is like. Here is an introduction to the characteristics of the INTJ personality.

Formed INTJs are more like a perfected form of an engaged personality. Their greatest characteristic is the pursuit of极致 perfection. Due to this pursuit, they match their goals with strong execution.

INTJs have strong intuition. They don't consider intuition as something mysterious. It must be guided by your thought habits. People with strong intuition often think a lot in daily life and seek proof. Reading, watching movies, and accompanied by thinking can also enhance intuition. So those who are curious, love thinking, and focus on the spiritual world often have more accurate intuition. One important way for INTJs to gain a sense of security is to see the essence through phenomena.

INTJs value spiritual comfort. After indulging in instant pleasure, they only feel endless emptiness. Only when chasing goals are they fulfilled. The body may be tired, but pursuing and obtaining what they truly desire in their hearts is the pursuit of their lives.

The mindset of INTJs is engaged in the world. They long for controlling the overall situation to ensure the direction they want. Only when INTJs are perfectly adapted to the surrounding environment can they exert their other advantages.

In childhood and during the school years, influenced by social concepts, INTJs still think that studying is the most important. Therefore, INTJs often have decent grades during school. Social interaction is not the most important attribute. Strong execution in dividing goals and implementing them is what INTJs are good at. So their studies are okay and life goes relatively smoothly.

However, when they grow up and need to connect with society, INTJs will experience a very painful and confused period, that is, the loss of control. Things no longer go as easily controlled as before. This sense of loss of control makes many INTJs in a long period of confusion. This is a turning point. Those who can get through it will move forward, while those who can't will suffer severe mental distress.

There are mainly two reasons for this situation. First, entering society means connecting with people. But those who don't have strong social attributes easily feel that they are not highly recognized by the surrounding environment. If they continue to use their previous inertial mode, they will find it difficult to exert strength. So they start to doubt and analyze themselves, urgently wanting to solve the problem, resulting in a lot of internal consumption. Until they realize that they need to develop their social attributes and start to imitate and learn a lot. In fact, it's just hard imitation and achieving others' characteristics. Then gradually they get a feeling. Those that are useful are continued to be used and later internalized into their own abilities. But in essence, this is just a tool. The true self doesn't really like social interaction.

Second, they can't figure out what they truly want in their hearts and have an unclear self-positioning. During school, the main goal is to get good grades and prepare for what they want in the future. But after connecting with society, INTJs are used to mastering the overall framework before taking action. Due to not being able to truly find their own positioning, but being eager to act, it leads to anxiety and huge mental consumption. The desired things in their hearts are not clear enough to have a framework and implementation steps. The ideal life and career are vague.

If these two points can be well overcome, then INTJs will truly get better and better.