Mindtrackers personality test?

[Yaru]

Hello, I don't know if this has already been posted, but I was wandering around Facebook and I found this link https://mindtrackers.com/personality-test
I clicked on it not really sure about what it was all about, but at first I thought I was filling up another MBTI test.
But it seems that this test has got like 30 personalities instead of 16.
I didn't answer all the questions because I was feeling rather tired and couldn't think clearly, but I got Peacemaker VOI-S

What do you think?

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Ok I read their theory here https://mindtrackers.com/articles/neris-model

It seems that we have
V=N
R=S
D=J
O=P

I and E remain the same

and under the T and F we have 4 more letters:
S for Supporting, M for Motivating,C for Challenging and P for Perfecting

S,M=F
C,P=T

 

[á´…eparted]

Very spot on, I have to say:

Coaches are some of the most kind and actively supportive personality types around. Understanding and encouraging, Coaches are simply likeable, and use that popularity and influence to extend their generous spirits ever further. Coaches are not common personality types, but their altruism and genuine interest in others make them pretty hard to miss.

“Coach” doesn’t have to refer to that grizzled teacher in gym sweats ordering yet another lap – the personality type is empathic, open-minded, and even idealistic. Coaches recognize the strengths and skills unique to each individual and look for innovative and creative ways to help others realize and utilize those strengths. They are coaches in the sense that they live their lives helping others.

That doesn’t mean that Coaches are all butter and compliments, though – they are perfectionists at heart, and set high standards, especially for themselves. All too aware of how others see them, Coaches strive to grow and develop, to put their own advice to good use – they walk their own talk, because anything else would be hypocritical, a violation of their often noble values.

Such pressure can get to even the best of us. Coaches’ optimism and persistent efforts on behalf of others can be stressful and exhausting. Their emotions can swing hard, taking their self-confidence along for the ride – Coaches can feel like they’re changing all the world one day and despair in futility the next. Coaches can lose themselves in others’ troubles – movies abound about the teacher who pushes himself to the limit to try to save a student, the perfect example – with both beautiful and disastrous endings.

Coaches’ sense of morality is deeply authentic, not just administrative enforcement. They know the difference between the rules and what’s right, and a persistent sense of idealism always seems to have these personality types bouncing back from their troubles. Whatever conflicts may arise to set things back, Coaches step in again and again to help those who need their guidance and cheer.

But if Coaches’ motivations are misunderstood, especially by someone they’re trying to help, it can shake their confidence all over again. Coaches are more sensitive to conflict than other Directors. They put a lot of effort into taking care of others’ feelings, but they expect reciprocation. But this is the hand dealt to these insightful and altruistic personality types – Coaches’ intuition pierces the veils others throw up, and lets them see truths and realities that many just aren’t ready to confront.

Coaches are determined though, and undeniably charismatic. They identify worthy goals and areas of growth and take action to push themselves and others towards achieving them. When crossroads are presented, Coaches decisively take the high road, leading by example, making them both productive and all but impossible to genuinely criticize. Coaches may not live stress-free or with unwavering confidence, but it can’t be said that they don’t work extremely hard to try to shape the world into a better place.

 

[Kullervo]

True to their name, Peacemakers excel at bringing peace and integrity to their environment and the people dear to them. Perhaps the most dreamy and idealistic of all types, these personalities never truly rest – their kindness, combined with high sensitivity and perfectionism, pushes them to do everything they can to ensure that good triumphs evil in all possible forms.

That said, it may be quite difficult to decipher the true feelings and thoughts of a Peacemaker. People with this personality type are used to shielding their sensitive and idealistic inner core from outside judgment and criticism, often since early childhood. In order to avoid being misunderstood and isolated, Peacemakers try to curb their childlike enthusiasm and insatiable fascination with the world. Unfortunately, this also exposes these personalities to significant mood swings – they can feel on top of the world one day and become consumed with doubt about themselves the next.

On the other hand, their innate creativity and eagerness to be the best they can be hands Peacemakers a rather unique set of tools to make their voice heard. First, people with this personality type care deeply about good, ethical causes. Peacemakers are unmistakably authentic, making them perfect candidates for any work that involves helping or encouraging others.

Second, they are highly adaptable and intuitive, constantly scanning their environment for cues that something may be amiss. While this attitude may make Peacemakers quite anxious and self-conscious, their flexibility often proves very useful.

Finally, Peacemakers are very creative, even poetic individuals, finding it not just easy, but deeply fulfilling to express their thoughts in writing. Many Peacemakers dream of being authors from a very early age, feeling fascinated by the symbols, metaphors and characters that a masterful writer brings to life. These personalities can be quite perfectionistic sometimes, endlessly polishing their articles or novels. But when they do let their thoughts reach a wider audience, it’s rather difficult to not be fascinated by the rich imagination and idealism that all Peacemakers share.

Complex and mysterious personalities, Peacemakers are hard to get to know – they themselves sometimes find it difficult to truly understand what drives and inspires them. However, their kind, gentle and altruistic nature makes Peacemakers irreplaceable wherever there is a need for a deeply positive, healing and idealistic touch. A Peacemaker’s quiet enthusiasm, empathy and curiosity can sometimes do much more than another type’s firm, confident and rational approach. As the quote goes, “...not all those who wander are lost”.

 

[Ghost]

True to their name, Scientists are the most analytical and logical of all personality types. They are able to focus on just what really matters in a particular situation, tuning out all other distractions. Thanks to their desire for effectiveness, and their unrelenting perfectionism, Scientists are a formidable force wherever there is a need for a sharp and encyclopedic mind.

These traits are clearly visible in Scientists’ everyday lives as well. Pensive and detached, people with this personality type may often seem so deep in thought that they do not really pay any attention to their surroundings. Scientists are fascinated by models, concepts and unexplained patterns, knowing no greater intellectual pleasure than to finally find a way to link two seemingly unrelated facts or events, or create order out of chaos.

Similarly, Scientists cannot stand nonsense or illogical conclusions, especially if they concern matters they are familiar with. Despite being introverted and self-conscious, Scientists can devastate an opponent in a debate, juggling different ideas and strands of thought with admirable ease. On the other hand, people with this personality type are prone to self-doubt and emotional turbulence, often worrying that they‘ve missed something crucial along the way.

This restless fear of possible failure is perhaps the most important obstacle holding Scientists back. While perfectionism can be a great driving force (few types are as hungry for knowledge as Scientists), it can also cause a great deal of stress and anxiety. However, these personalities are highly unlikely to reveal that emotional side of theirs to people around them. Their calm exterior often hides these very strong feelings.

Similarly, Scientists often feel out of their element when it comes to recognizing and understanding other people’s emotions. Being as analytical as they are, these personalities tend to find emotions simply puzzling and illogical. This trait, coupled with Scientists’ occasional forgetfulness and preoccupation with their thoughts, makes dating and similar activities a challenge. However, Scientists also tend to be devoted, adaptable and undemanding partners, whose true depth and personality need time and effort to be understood and appreciated.

Highly intuitive, open-minded and imaginative Scientists may not always be stress-free or confident, but they more than make up for that with their impressive reasoning skills, deep and varied knowledge, and willingness to work long and hard for intellectual advancement. If someone with this personality type also makes conscious efforts to become better-rounded by developing their empathy and diplomatic skills, their potential will be truly impressive.

 

[baccheion]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE: ENGINEER (VOI-C)

- NATURE -
Visionary: 72%

- EXTERIOR -
Observant: 39%

- REFLECTION -
Introverted: 6%

- IDENTITY/SENSITIVITY -
Challenging

 

[Daenera]

Peacemaker as well, the description kinda sounds like E4.

 

[Doctor Cringelord]

Scientist (VOI-P)

Visionary:25%
Observant: 1%
Introverted: 54%
Perfecting

True to their name, Scientists are the most analytical and logical of all personality types. They are able to focus on just what really matters in a particular situation, tuning out all other distractions. Thanks to their desire for effectiveness, and their unrelenting perfectionism, Scientists are a formidable force wherever there is a need for a sharp and encyclopedic mind.

These traits are clearly visible in Scientists’ everyday lives as well. Pensive and detached, people with this personality type may often seem so deep in thought that they do not really pay any attention to their surroundings. Scientists are fascinated by models, concepts and unexplained patterns, knowing no greater intellectual pleasure than to finally find a way to link two seemingly unrelated facts or events, or create order out of chaos.

Similarly, Scientists cannot stand nonsense or illogical conclusions, especially if they concern matters they are familiar with. Despite being introverted and self-conscious, Scientists can devastate an opponent in a debate, juggling different ideas and strands of thought with admirable ease. On the other hand, people with this personality type are prone to self-doubt and emotional turbulence, often worrying that they‘ve missed something crucial along the way.

This restless fear of possible failure is perhaps the most important obstacle holding Scientists back. While perfectionism can be a great driving force (few types are as hungry for knowledge as Scientists), it can also cause a great deal of stress and anxiety. However, these personalities are highly unlikely to reveal that emotional side of theirs to people around them. Their calm exterior often hides these very strong feelings.

Similarly, Scientists often feel out of their element when it comes to recognizing and understanding other people’s emotions. Being as analytical as they are, these personalities tend to find emotions simply puzzling and illogical. This trait, coupled with Scientists’ occasional forgetfulness and preoccupation with their thoughts, makes dating and similar activities a challenge. However, Scientists also tend to be devoted, adaptable and undemanding partners, whose true depth and personality need time and effort to be understood and appreciated.

Highly intuitive, open-minded and imaginative Scientists may not always be stress-free or confident, but they more than make up for that with their impressive reasoning skills, deep and varied knowledge, and willingness to work long and hard for intellectual advancement. If someone with this personality type also makes conscious efforts to become better-rounded by developing their empathy and diplomatic skills, their potential will be truly impressive.

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I'd say this is accurate, for the most part.

 

[Axwell]

Engineer (VOI-C)

Visionary 38%
Observant/Diligent 0%
Introverted 41%
Challenging

Engineers, pensive and imaginative, take no greater pleasure than in assembling a bunch of mismatched ideas into something meaningful. This joy can hardly be discerned from the outside though – Engineers are far from an expressive and excitable lot. But the thrill of discovery where others failed to make raw ideas work, the process of analyzing and improving systems and theories, is undeniable, and integral to how these personality types approaches nearly every aspect of their lives.

Their stoic, philosophical aura is a constant companion. Engineers’ day-to-day needs are simple, and they often seem detached, unaffected and unaware of their surroundings (though that should certainly not be taken for granted). From the highest praise of actually taking the time to explain an idea or connection they’ve come up with, to the bitterest insult of a dismissive shrug and a “forget it”, Engineers are calm, emotionally stable, and a little tough to peg.

Observers struggle because this personality type is marked by some glaring contrasts: like all Challenging types, they’re interested in ideas that are efficient and useful, yet Engineers have little interest in practical, day-to-day things; they also hold themselves, and others, to very high standards, but are far from perfectionistic and a little prone to distraction, readily dropping ideas that have lost their luster.

To understand them, it’s important to look at the source of their motivation, not its predicted results. To Engineers, the intellectual and analytical exercise is the point – the goals and results that Realistic types in particular value, whether buying a house or designing a solution to a singularly tricky problem, are only a byproduct of that exercise. Like a road trip, the goal may be to get from point A to point B, but the deeper growth and the intellectual journey are what are truly engaging.

For Engineers, almost everything is measured by that yardstick of intellectual growth. They are brilliant and intuitive theorists and analysts, noticing patterns and underlying structures where others only see a façade. This personality type makes a point of accumulating more and more knowledge, making their insights ever more keen – and their opinions and behavior towards those less creative or sharp ever more disdainful. This is matched by a high self-esteem and a willingness to show their own intelligence.

This makes them ill-suited for the worlds of human resources and administration, positions that have Engineers pulling out their hair. They’d even prefer physical labor because it at least frees up the mind to think about other things. Meanwhile, the very people they thought the least of handle such positions and social demands with grace and dignity. Engineers simply don’t excel when it comes to detailed planning, constant human interaction, reserve contingencies, and tightly regimented schedules.

There is a lesson in this. There is great value and beauty in Engineers’ quest for the secrets of nature and technology. The way they dissect structures and ideas, stripping out the underlying laws that make them function and putting them to use in new and innovative ways is what revolutions in creative thought and efficiency are made of. And whether these personalities like it or not, there is also great value in having someone around who finds ways to have them get paid to do so, and in having those checks show up reliably.

 

[laterlazer]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE: ENGINEER (VOI-C)

- NATURE -
Visionary/Realistic
40%
- EXTERIOR -
Observant/Diligent
34%
- REFLECTION -
Introverted/Extraverted
44%
- IDENTITY/SENSITIVITY -
Motivating/Supporting/Challenging/Perfecting

Engineers, pensive and imaginative, take no greater pleasure than in assembling a bunch of mismatched ideas into something meaningful. This joy can hardly be discerned from the outside though – Engineers are far from an expressive and excitable lot. But the thrill of discovery where others failed to make raw ideas work, the process of analyzing and improving systems and theories, is undeniable, and integral to how these personality types approaches nearly every aspect of their lives.

Their stoic, philosophical aura is a constant companion. Engineers’ day-to-day needs are simple, and they often seem detached, unaffected and unaware of their surroundings (though that should certainly not be taken for granted). From the highest praise of actually taking the time to explain an idea or connection they’ve come up with, to the bitterest insult of a dismissive shrug and a “forget it”, Engineers are calm, emotionally stable, and a little tough to peg.

Observers struggle because this personality type is marked by some glaring contrasts: like all Challenging types, they’re interested in ideas that are efficient and useful, yet Engineers have little interest in practical, day-to-day things; they also hold themselves, and others, to very high standards, but are far from perfectionistic and a little prone to distraction, readily dropping ideas that have lost their luster.

To understand them, it’s important to look at the source of their motivation, not its predicted results. To Engineers, the intellectual and analytical exercise is the point – the goals and results that Realistic types in particular value, whether buying a house or designing a solution to a singularly tricky problem, are only a byproduct of that exercise. Like a road trip, the goal may be to get from point A to point B, but the deeper growth and the intellectual journey are what are truly engaging.

For Engineers, almost everything is measured by that yardstick of intellectual growth. They are brilliant and intuitive theorists and analysts, noticing patterns and underlying structures where others only see a façade. This personality type makes a point of accumulating more and more knowledge, making their insights ever more keen – and their opinions and behavior towards those less creative or sharp ever more disdainful. This is matched by a high self-esteem and a willingness to show their own intelligence.

This makes them ill-suited for the worlds of human resources and administration, positions that have Engineers pulling out their hair. They’d even prefer physical labor because it at least frees up the mind to think about other things. Meanwhile, the very people they thought the least of handle such positions and social demands with grace and dignity. Engineers simply don’t excel when it comes to detailed planning, constant human interaction, reserve contingencies, and tightly regimented schedules.

 

[hjgbujhghg]

Peacemaker

Visionary - 55%
Observant - 55%
Introverted - 23%
- Idenitity/Sensitivity - supporting

 

[prplchknz]

unsure i don't know who i am anymore cuz of these tests, which is ok.



True to their name, Scientists are the most analytical and logical of all personality types. They are able to focus on just what really matters in a particular situation, tuning out all other distractions. Thanks to their desire for effectiveness, and their unrelenting perfectionism, Scientists are a formidable force wherever there is a need for a sharp and encyclopedic mind.

These traits are clearly visible in Scientists’ everyday lives as well. Pensive and detached, people with this personality type may often seem so deep in thought that they do not really pay any attention to their surroundings. Scientists are fascinated by models, concepts and unexplained patterns, knowing no greater intellectual pleasure than to finally find a way to link two seemingly unrelated facts or events, or create order out of chaos.

Similarly, Scientists cannot stand nonsense or illogical conclusions, especially if they concern matters they are familiar with. Despite being introverted and self-conscious, Scientists can devastate an opponent in a debate, juggling different ideas and strands of thought with admirable ease. On the other hand, people with this personality type are prone to self-doubt and emotional turbulence, often worrying that they‘ve missed something crucial along the way.

This restless fear of possible failure is perhaps the most important obstacle holding Scientists back. While perfectionism can be a great driving force (few types are as hungry for knowledge as Scientists), it can also cause a great deal of stress and anxiety. However, these personalities are highly unlikely to reveal that emotional side of theirs to people around them. Their calm exterior often hides these very strong feelings.

Similarly, Scientists often feel out of their element when it comes to recognizing and understanding other people’s emotions. Being as analytical as they are, these personalities tend to find emotions simply puzzling and illogical. This trait, coupled with Scientists’ occasional forgetfulness and preoccupation with their thoughts, makes dating and similar activities a challenge. However, Scientists also tend to be devoted, adaptable and undemanding partners, whose true depth and personality need time and effort to be understood and appreciated.

Highly intuitive, open-minded and imaginative Scientists may not always be stress-free or confident, but they more than make up for that with their impressive reasoning skills, deep and varied knowledge, and willingness to work long and hard for intellectual advancement. If someone with this personality type also makes conscious efforts to become better-rounded by developing their empathy and diplomatic skills, their potential will be truly impressive.

 

[HongDou]

If there is one personality type that could be proclaimed the master of emotions, it is the Counselors. Highly intuitive and sensitive, these personalities are on a never-ending quest to understand themselves and others – their motives, goals, dreams and concerns. Counselors can experience a very wide range of emotions in a short amount of time, with the pendulum swinging from apprehension to exuberance, pity to inspiration. However, they would not have it any other way – to Counselors, life is like a drama, and our feelings are an undeniable part of it.

Counselors are very curious, idealistic and maybe even somewhat mystical. They place a lot of importance on independence and self-determination, steadfastly believing that no one has a right to tell someone else what they should do. Rather, Counselors tend to inspire by example, often unwittingly – they simply live their lives as they see fit, and are perplexed when other people see that as something bold or unusual. Authenticity is at the very core of this personality type, and few things excite Counselors more than the prospect of being true to themselves and doing something they really enjoy.

Counselors strongly dislike routine and cannot stand suffocating rules, but despite their free-spirited attitude, they are quite perfectionistic. Counselors are happy to put in a lot of time and effort working on projects that they feel strongly about, but it would very difficult to convince someone with this personality type to take on work that is not closely related to their key goals and values, regardless of the potential rewards. Once Counselors decide that they are definitely on the right path and that their work reflects their true identity though, they can become success-driven and tireless individuals, anxious to meet or exceed even the highest standards.

On the other hand, Counselors’ sensitivity and interest in everything and everybody are not without costs. Despite being very social and cheerful, people with this personality type need to be careful not to overextend themselves. Their minds need some quiet time to organize and evaluate all the information they’ve gathered. Counselors may often surprise their friends by suddenly acting like introverts. Furthermore, Counselors are quite vulnerable to stress – these personalities can be very adaptive and flexible, but they can also experience a lot of anxiety in challenging situations.

With the right work-life balance and good friends though, Counselors handle these occasional rough patches easily. People with this personality type have excellent people skills and find it easy to bounce back and inspire or encourage others, often spearheading various initiatives. It is very difficult to resist Counselors’ characteristic charm and enthusiasm – it seems as if they truly know what it means to enjoy life, and this trait, combined with their extraordinary intuition, makes them unrivaled motivators.

Very accurate!

 

[Yaru]

unsure i don't know who i am anymore cuz of these tests, which is ok.



True to their name, Scientists are the most analytical and logical of all personality types. They are able to focus on just what really matters in a particular situation, tuning out all other distractions. Thanks to their desire for effectiveness, and their unrelenting perfectionism, Scientists are a formidable force wherever there is a need for a sharp and encyclopedic mind.

These traits are clearly visible in Scientists’ everyday lives as well. Pensive and detached, people with this personality type may often seem so deep in thought that they do not really pay any attention to their surroundings. Scientists are fascinated by models, concepts and unexplained patterns, knowing no greater intellectual pleasure than to finally find a way to link two seemingly unrelated facts or events, or create order out of chaos.

Similarly, Scientists cannot stand nonsense or illogical conclusions, especially if they concern matters they are familiar with. Despite being introverted and self-conscious, Scientists can devastate an opponent in a debate, juggling different ideas and strands of thought with admirable ease. On the other hand, people with this personality type are prone to self-doubt and emotional turbulence, often worrying that they‘ve missed something crucial along the way.

This restless fear of possible failure is perhaps the most important obstacle holding Scientists back. While perfectionism can be a great driving force (few types are as hungry for knowledge as Scientists), it can also cause a great deal of stress and anxiety. However, these personalities are highly unlikely to reveal that emotional side of theirs to people around them. Their calm exterior often hides these very strong feelings.

Similarly, Scientists often feel out of their element when it comes to recognizing and understanding other people’s emotions. Being as analytical as they are, these personalities tend to find emotions simply puzzling and illogical. This trait, coupled with Scientists’ occasional forgetfulness and preoccupation with their thoughts, makes dating and similar activities a challenge. However, Scientists also tend to be devoted, adaptable and undemanding partners, whose true depth and personality need time and effort to be understood and appreciated.

Highly intuitive, open-minded and imaginative Scientists may not always be stress-free or confident, but they more than make up for that with their impressive reasoning skills, deep and varied knowledge, and willingness to work long and hard for intellectual advancement. If someone with this personality type also makes conscious efforts to become better-rounded by developing their empathy and diplomatic skills, their potential will be truly impressive.

Hahha Awww. I am sorry. I believe this is the Equivalent of INP with a T tendency.

 

[Yaru]

It seems like a lot of INFx types are scoring like a sort of thinking type.

 

[Olm the Water King]

Your personality type: Peacemaker (VOI-S)

Visionary: 58%
Observant: 11%
Introverted: 15%
Supporting

 

[Totenkindly]

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE: ENGINEER (VOI-C)

- NATURE -
VisionaryRealistic
46%
- EXTERIOR -
ObservantDiligent
37%
- REFLECTION -
IntrovertedExtraverted
66%
- IDENTITY/SENSITIVITY -
Motivating Supporting Challenging Perfecting

Engineers, pensive and imaginative, take no greater pleasure than in assembling a bunch of mismatched ideas into something meaningful. This joy can hardly be discerned from the outside though – Engineers are far from an expressive and excitable lot. But the thrill of discovery where others failed to make raw ideas work, the process of analyzing and improving systems and theories, is undeniable, and integral to how these personality types approaches nearly every aspect of their lives.

Their stoic, philosophical aura is a constant companion. Engineers’ day-to-day needs are simple, and they often seem detached, unaffected and unaware of their surroundings (though that should certainly not be taken for granted). From the highest praise of actually taking the time to explain an idea or connection they’ve come up with, to the bitterest insult of a dismissive shrug and a “forget it”, Engineers are calm, emotionally stable, and a little tough to peg.

Observers struggle because this personality type is marked by some glaring contrasts: like all Challenging types, they’re interested in ideas that are efficient and useful, yet Engineers have little interest in practical, day-to-day things; they also hold themselves, and others, to very high standards, but are far from perfectionistic and a little prone to distraction, readily dropping ideas that have lost their luster.

To understand them, it’s important to look at the source of their motivation, not its predicted results. To Engineers, the intellectual and analytical exercise is the point – the goals and results that Realistic types in particular value, whether buying a house or designing a solution to a singularly tricky problem, are only a byproduct of that exercise. Like a road trip, the goal may be to get from point A to point B, but the deeper growth and the intellectual journey are what are truly engaging.

For Engineers, almost everything is measured by that yardstick of intellectual growth. They are brilliant and intuitive theorists and analysts, noticing patterns and underlying structures where others only see a façade. This personality type makes a point of accumulating more and more knowledge, making their insights ever more keen – and their opinions and behavior towards those less creative or sharp ever more disdainful. This is matched by a high self-esteem and a willingness to show their own intelligence.

This makes them ill-suited for the worlds of human resources and administration, positions that have Engineers pulling out their hair. They’d even prefer physical labor because it at least frees up the mind to think about other things. Meanwhile, the very people they thought the least of handle such positions and social demands with grace and dignity. Engineers simply don’t excel when it comes to detailed planning, constant human interaction, reserve contingencies, and tightly regimented schedules.

There is a lesson in this. There is great value and beauty in Engineers’ quest for the secrets of nature and technology. The way they dissect structures and ideas, stripping out the underlying laws that make them function and putting them to use in new and innovative ways is what revolutions in creative thought and efficiency are made of. And whether these personalities like it or not, there is also great value in having someone around who finds ways to have them get paid to do so, and in having those checks show up reliably.

 

[Lady Lazarus]

 

[Yaru]

Wow, this is like an extreme N result for an ISFJ

 

[Galena]

Visionary: 61%
Diligent: 66%
Introverted: 35%
Supporting

"Reformers are guided by kindness and the beauty of generosity. Deeply moved by altruism, Reformers long to play their part in making the world a gentler place. Though few and far between, Reformers possess a unique combination of steadfast idealism, decisiveness, perfectionism, and insight into human nature that allows them to not only dream big, but to reach out and make those dreams happen.

With extraordinary empathy, Reformers are able to feel what others feel and think how others think. They instinctively shift their own moods to mimic those of the people around them, allowing them to make deep connections with others. If there is one thing about others that Reformers just don’t understand though, it is selfishness – from their perspective, people shouldn’t be afraid to commit to something worth believing in, and they should recognize that what helps one, helps us all.

Reformers’ Introversion can prevent them from using these insights directly, but they are masters of the written word. With a sense of poetry, Reformers write with smooth, warm, and evocative language. Their rich imagination allows Reformers to connect with their audience in ways few others can, guiding and inspiring with metaphors, symbols, and finesse. Eager to help and taking pleasure in others’ success, Reformers are glad to contribute these abilities to a worthy cause, as long as their help is recognized.

Despite their strong convictions though, Reformers are rooted in their ideas far more than day-to-day implementations. It’s a worldview woven with mysticism and dreams, not a ledger tracking the extent to which their budgets allow for charitable contributions. This can create some frustrations, as Reformers may come to find that they simply don’t have the resources to be as generous as they’d like.

Open debates about these tendencies and beliefs are far from welcome. Reformers are exceptionally sensitive, vulnerable to criticism, and very uncomfortable in stressful and emotionally charged situations. Therein lies Reformers’ greatest challenge: their empathy is a gift and a curse, on the one hand enabling them to see into others’ very souls, helping them in ways no one else can, and on the other lurching about emotionally, on top of the world one day, and losing all hope and joy the next.

This zeal can create a great deal of stress as they overwork themselves and spread what they do have to offer too thin. On top of it, Reformers need time alone to recharge, as their energy can be drained quickly by social activity, especially if it’s contentious. If Reformers don’t pace themselves, they’ll be forced to withdraw entirely, hermit-like, until they recover. But when they reemerge, it will be with fresh inspiration and vigor, ready to pull along a group of like-minded individuals or to go it alone."

It sounds like this system's INFJ equivalent, and like many INFJ profiles, lays it on way too thick for my comfort. The raw scores are accurate, though.

 

[Yaru]

Visionary: 61%
Diligent: 66%
Introverted: 35%
Supporting

"Reformers are guided by kindness and the beauty of generosity. Deeply moved by altruism, Reformers long to play their part in making the world a gentler place. Though few and far between, Reformers possess a unique combination of steadfast idealism, decisiveness, perfectionism, and insight into human nature that allows them to not only dream big, but to reach out and make those dreams happen.

With extraordinary empathy, Reformers are able to feel what others feel and think how others think. They instinctively shift their own moods to mimic those of the people around them, allowing them to make deep connections with others. If there is one thing about others that Reformers just don’t understand though, it is selfishness – from their perspective, people shouldn’t be afraid to commit to something worth believing in, and they should recognize that what helps one, helps us all.

Reformers’ Introversion can prevent them from using these insights directly, but they are masters of the written word. With a sense of poetry, Reformers write with smooth, warm, and evocative language. Their rich imagination allows Reformers to connect with their audience in ways few others can, guiding and inspiring with metaphors, symbols, and finesse. Eager to help and taking pleasure in others’ success, Reformers are glad to contribute these abilities to a worthy cause, as long as their help is recognized.

Despite their strong convictions though, Reformers are rooted in their ideas far more than day-to-day implementations. It’s a worldview woven with mysticism and dreams, not a ledger tracking the extent to which their budgets allow for charitable contributions. This can create some frustrations, as Reformers may come to find that they simply don’t have the resources to be as generous as they’d like.

Open debates about these tendencies and beliefs are far from welcome. Reformers are exceptionally sensitive, vulnerable to criticism, and very uncomfortable in stressful and emotionally charged situations. Therein lies Reformers’ greatest challenge: their empathy is a gift and a curse, on the one hand enabling them to see into others’ very souls, helping them in ways no one else can, and on the other lurching about emotionally, on top of the world one day, and losing all hope and joy the next.

This zeal can create a great deal of stress as they overwork themselves and spread what they do have to offer too thin. On top of it, Reformers need time alone to recharge, as their energy can be drained quickly by social activity, especially if it’s contentious. If Reformers don’t pace themselves, they’ll be forced to withdraw entirely, hermit-like, until they recover. But when they reemerge, it will be with fresh inspiration and vigor, ready to pull along a group of like-minded individuals or to go it alone."

It sounds like this system's INFJ equivalent, and like many INFJ profiles, lays it on way too thick for my comfort. The raw scores are accurate, though.

What do you mean by saying it lays thick?