Type
INTP
The Analyst
Takes the idea apart to see how it works, and forgets to put it back.
INTPs want to know how things really work, and the first explanation rarely satisfies them. They can lose hours following an idea to its end, then move on before writing any of it down. In conversation they would rather find the flaw in an argument than win it, which makes them great thinking partners and, now and then, tiring ones.
Strengths
- Original, sharp thinking
- Spots flaws others miss
- Calm and objective
Room to grow
- Finish one idea before starting the next
- Share conclusions, not just questions
- Check in on how people feel
Is this actually you?
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The other chart
INTP describes how you think. Saju describes what you’re made of.
A personality test can only give back what you tell it. A Saju chart reads the exact moment you were born, with no self-report involved, and measures the balance of five elements in it. The INTP pattern usually leans toward Water. Whether your real chart agrees is worth checking.
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