MBTI · 16 types
The 16 personality types
Four letter pairs give sixteen combinations. Each page says what the letters stand for, how those preferences tend to show up, and what is worth watching. The names are ours; the letters are the ones you know.
- INTJThe StrategistSees the long game and plans for it.Read about this type
- INTPThe AnalystTakes ideas apart to see how they work.Read about this type
- ENTJThe DirectorTurns intentions into organised action.Read about this type
- ENTPThe InventorGenerates possibilities and argues them into shape.Read about this type
- INFJThe CounselReads people deeply and acts on principle.Read about this type
- INFPThe IdealistLives by inner values and imagination.Read about this type
- ENFJThe MentorDraws out the best in people.Read about this type
- ENFPThe SparkLights up ideas and the people around them.Read about this type
- ISTJThe StewardKeeps things reliable and correct.Read about this type
- ISFJThe GuardianLooks after people quietly and thoroughly.Read about this type
- ESTJThe OrganizerGets things done, properly and on time.Read about this type
- ESFJThe HostMakes everyone feel included and cared for.Read about this type
- ISTPThe CraftsmanUnderstands how things work by handling them.Read about this type
- ISFPThe ComposerLives in the moment with quiet feeling.Read about this type
- ESTPThe DoerActs fast and reads the situation as it changes.Read about this type
- ESFPThe PerformerBrings warmth and fun wherever people gather.Read about this type
A type is shorthand for the preferences you report, not a fixed kind of person. Most people sit close to the middle on at least one letter, and that letter can come out differently on another day. Read a type page as a mirror: keep what fits, leave what does not.
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