7 Female INTJs with LiJo Lindsay Johnson, Holly F., Bernadette, Rodella, Arlinda, Ashleigh & Andria 

You know this is real when they get straight to the point. 🤣

Oh hell no Joyce did not find seven unicorns for one interview! Cheers from a male INTJ, ladies. 👍🏻

An Intuitive delimma: your mind is a wonderful place to stay in but not practical in the world we're living in.

I’m a female INTJ and I definitely strategically use emojis and exclamation points in emails to project warmth and perform friendliness/small talk at work. I’ve learned that it’s an expected part of work and results in better evaluation by others and better perceived proficiency in my job , and therefore furthers my interests.

I agree with lots of what was said: First of all, the standards thing was so accurate. I set way higher standards for myself than for others. Also, I'm in highschool and I don't care about the unwritten social hierarchy and the trends. I only talk to one person in my class and I like solitude. -Female INTJ

This conversation was sooooo satisfying. I really loved talking with these ladies. Thank you for including me, Joyce.

I thought Ashleigh was choosing to remain video off, and I thought, "that's the most INTJ thing ever" 😂

I am one of the INTJ who had the result of INFJ first. I was okay with this until engaging often with other INFJ and noting the differences in motivations, the 'Why' behind doing things that may seem Fe people/feeling oriented. Studying functions in relation to eachother is very helpful to discern such differences. Te motivated by Fi can very much appear to be Fe from the outside, if one or more of our core Fi values are related to human rights.

I had to learn the hard way that some ppl just want to vent instead of fix the problem. I used to unintentionally give unsolicited advice. I say unintentionally, since I assumed some people were looking for ways to better the situation instead of complain and continue those patterns. My sister is an INFJ so when I thought I was an INFJ for one moment, I realized I was nothing like my sister and shook it off lol She helps me see the world differently but we don't process thoughts the same. Yes, definitely building off of knowledge and growing together instead of "debating." I definitely need to try journaling🤔 I do have drive chats sometimes lol Great discussion ladies! I relate to you all, it's so refreshing to see. I've never met a fellow female INTJ irl yet so this is awesome for me.

Joyce, just want to say that I really appreciate this space. As an INTJ woman (also part of Autistic spectrum but I think that's another thing), it's extremly difficult to know and listen people who actually share part of my experience. Thank you all ;)

I’m an INTJ man 40 years old and I don’t really have wrinkle lines on my face and watching y’all with few or almost no expression on your faces it’s like INTJ would be a poor Botox segment to market to.

Holy shit Joyce! Corral and conquer. So many of a rare intersectional variety in one place; even without audio it's a body language study of over 15 hours in one video. That many INTJ stares at once for that long is pretty intimidating

I think I just watched 7 versions of myself converging at the intersection of 7 alternate realities. I understand myself so much better now. Thank you (😁).

This was so awesome and enlightening. I've only known one female INTJ (that I've been able to type), we were friends in high school (I'm an INFJ female) and whenever we'd sit next to each other in class, I always felt a strange sort of kinship, even though we barely spoke. I guess it was that I never felt like I had to tailor myself to her, like I did with most other people. Makes sense now that I know she was an INTJ. We never became very close friends though, we were probably too much in our own heads.

INTJ here. while studying psychology in college, i learned that MOST UNFORTUNATELY its a CULTURAL THING (in most cultures) for there to be an expectation for young women to portray themselves in an upbeat manner. when you fail to do so, thats when people tend to think something is wrong... i ABSOLUTELY CAN see how thatd be an INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT thing to do as a young INTJ lady. :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ :/ i also ABSOLUTELY IDENTIFY with your translation of the human experience lijo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Its so funny to see that they are all dressed in black and neutral clothing, with a permanent pissed off look. I love it 😅👍❤

Spot the INTJ child- If they have friends, they may direct them to do things they normally wouldn't, as a social experiment.

“The breath is the smallest unit of reality” YES! Yes yes yes yes. So very well said Bernadette. Hope you don’t mind me stealing that little line for my yoga classes 😉

Nice to see others say they are friendly and talkative, I'm the same

As a fellow INTJ female I’ve caught myself going down a “rabbit hole” of better understanding of myself and my natural tendencies/ways of processing information and would really like to see any current videos on how INTJs can be such huge oxymorons. (Thank you, in advance)

Hi, everyone :) I am the INTJ female from Poland. Really strong INTJ-T. I am astonished by your work, Joyce. I love that. This is the first time when I feel understood completely by someone else. And the 7 female are amazing. I really appreciate that conection in the way of thinking, talking, experience, dynamic, calm discussion. I agree with everything. After watching this video, I am really interested in different perspective. How young INTJ see the world, and the elder. And how and why it is change. That's all what I wanted to write. I hope my english is on the quite understandable level. If not, I am sorry for any mistakes. Thank you for reading my comment, even if it don't change anything. Bye

1:31:05 INTJ's Fe mastery level: Ultimate. Right there. Can only be seen cast once by the elder of the village during full moon.

That pipe-water analogy to explain Fi is a good one. The reason we repress feelings is because we need to perform and succeed to survive and feelings are a nuisance. But there may come a time when they can't be ignore and should be dealt with. We need meaning in our lives and we can't slave away to expectations over our core desires and needs. When Fi is calling an INTJ its calling to tell you have bigger worries to deal with, more visceral, more life threatning, and you have to change your focus and your priorities or you'll lose you balance and spiral out of control.

Really enjoyed the new ladies. I relate to Bernadette the absolute most. It's almost like seeing myself on the panel. I also have an extroverted friend that I refer to when I need to interact socially, whether it be in writing or speaking. I am very direct and people will read deeper into what I am saying and get hurt when my intentions were not there.

At one point in this video, I watched as one INTJ shared her opinion and then the silent judgment of all of the remaining INTJ's processing away, I got a laugh, thanks. People often misread that judgment of ours. Also, thinking on the mention of INTJ's being opinionated. I believe this is due to another misunderstanding. You see, INTJ are open to discussion on new idea's and opinions but as we develop our opinions into beliefs through research, verification, and logic, then what right does an entry level opinion have against our well developed findings?

This was a really interesting discussion and I learnt alot from the experiences others shared. It was amazing how similar we were despite having different life experiences and backgrounds. As always, you were a wonderful host, Joyce! :)

I am in love with Arlinda! Her reactions are adorable and I’m glued to her every time she speaks. Hope to hear more from her.

holy moly!! this is absolutely a great way to better understand mbti!!: just get them all in a room and watch them go! thanks for organizing and everyone else throwing themselves out onto the internet! 🙏🙏 everyone is so beautiful! especially once we understand our differences more

I like the calm atmosphere here.

I like that none of y'all wear alot of makeup. And that y'all are a RARE breed. 60y/o male INTJ.

Seriously, this conversation between these insightful women is probably the most at home I've felt in a long time. Please bring them back again Joyce!

I have to admit, as an ENFP, lots of this Te talk is super-relatable.

Great job Joyce. This is how it is when I talk to my INFJ friend, it feels like another person just gets us. I really enjoyed this interview :)

As an INTJ male, Arlinda's note on manipulation around the 22:00 minute mark really resonated with me. I function based off my need to adapt based on the situation and those I'm interacting with... Such a strange 'rabbit hole,' as I often question the intensity of my internal Fe struggles based on the idea that I'm being disingenuous. Great video. PS - the general response to Holly's appreciation to being among other INTJ females at 1:31:10 made me really appreciate being an INTJ, seeing it in everyone's eyes yet no one reciprocating with an emotional follow up or spoken reciprocation of their appreciation. The base eye contact and smirks and nods were sufficient, and yet I could likely imagine many other types be like... "Wow, that's awkward" or something lol

One thing that I've noted since is in especially INTJ Woman the inferior Se can lead them down two paths. We see this in this video too. They either clothe/style extremely plain, or pretty out there (with weirdly colored hair etc). The (presumably) INTJ GF of my brother is similar, has gone through a lot of different hair colors.

Oh wow! Never have i see an INTJ with enneagrams of 1w9. It's suit me well! And i do relate precisely with her. Great job for finding Rodella, this discussion applies to my daily life now. Thanks Joyce! Your content matters to me :D

Joyce Meng thank you so much for making these meetings, it means a lot, thank you

Lijo, thanks for defining Fe so clearly and Joyce for affirmation. ❤

INTJ woman here. This was a great listen thank you Joyce for putting this together.

It's interesting what function/types each type clearly doesn't relate to. INTJ's spent a lot of time talking about their relationship with Fe, ENTJs talked a lot about how INTJs are too slow to action, and ENTPs spent a lot of time talking about not relating to Fi and how difficult it is to interact with.

When asking about being the INTJ child I was hoping someone would say they were known for asking "why". A bit later the "smile" thing came up and just before Joyce had said adaptation -YES! We know how to respond (adapt) to get other people to think we are polite and socially acceptable....but then leave us alone. If we aren't adept at adapting, then we will also be stuck with "what's wrong?"

Wow Iove this! I'm INTJ too and could relate so much!! I've always felt completely alone when it comes to my way of thinking, listening to you made me feel so much better :)

Thanks for putting this together. I don’t think I’ve ever met another intj female. It’s scary but also comforting to see myself reflected in the diversity of intjs!

The robotic stereotype is probably not related to how one's *own* feelings comes across. Rather when in the Fe blind spot of 'showing consideration', in the way a high Fe would feel one should, one can come across as inconsiderate and therefore 'like a machine'.

The talk about emoji use was very interesting. I have noticed I tend to use them very strategically and as though I am meeting a quota. And they are usually inserted at the end of a sentence and followed by a period so they follow MLA.

Regarding INTJs being robotic, I disagree, they're not. Maybe a fitting saying I read once is: INTPs are the warmest robots and INTJs are the coldest humans. Idk

Now I realize why some people find NT's expressing emotion to be endearing. I didn't see it before but watching them talk about struggling with expressing Fe was so humanizing and endearing.

My god I'm loving all this, thanks for this, feels like i have found my family members. 💙

Ladies, this is refreshing to see other women that are INTJ/INFJ ennagram 8 with a 7 wing. I think we all have a super ability to accomplish goals via compartmentalizing and press forward. We do feel deeply many times when we interact people don't get our warm fuzzy sides.

hi, im a 13year old INTJ (not sure about my enneagram) i find these kind of videos so interesting, it makes me feel at home and discover myself more, thank you girls

One thing I would add to the INTJ description is that we seem to always control our emotions but we'll never know when Fi comes out because Ni automatically decides when X person enters in our complite trust and loyalty (it can happen in a second, in a minute or in several years)

'Why are you playing with a ball? I'm over here trying to shift reality with my mind' So relate! Hilarious! :)

Wow, there’s women like me :p lol male INTJ-A here. Very interesting, thanks

Another thing I wanted to mention is that I really appreciate that these discussions have different ages. It's very insightful and always interesting how those more experienced with their functions develop a way to compensate for any lacking sensibility. I do wish more descriptions talked about this aspect as it can be quite optimistic.

Hi Joyce! First comment on one of your videos! I've been binging your panel discussions here and there for the past month or so, and I must say it has been truly helpful. I was/am able to gain a greater understanding of the cognitive functions through observing the cognitive functions at work describing and explaining how they worked. The depth of this topic requires (if not, demands) a lenghty discussion and breakdown to even scratch the surface of its essence which you manage to facilitate with such focus and structure. I admire it so much for it is typically not my strength. (Ne-user) This discussion panel, for instance, gave me more information to understand the relationship between Te and Fi, which are my weak and strong functions. I couldn't really explain or understand how the two functions could interact until the INTJs made that relation. Since Te and Fi are their middle functions versus my Te and Fi being on the outside, they have an easier time building a more harmonious relationship between the two since they are closer set. I don't really know if that makes sense but it just seems that way to me. Knowing the two functions can get along well gives me enough hope to one day build that harmonious relationship between Te-Fi for myself. I truly need it sooner than later! 😂 Anyways, all that just to say: Thank YOU so very much, Joyce, for doing what it takes to share this bounty of knowledge with those curious enough to understand it! I, for one, appreciate it VERY much. ☺👏

As a male INTJ, I am super stoked. Can't miss it.

I loved the discussion of INTJ feelings. I feel my emotions very intensely at times, but they still seem to exist *gestures vaguely* "over there". I know when my hackles are being raised but at the same time I am (mostly) able to notice my emotional response and think to myself, "I will need to unpack this later, when I am alone." If I ever need to unpack it with someone, it's always with an INFP or ENFP. Fe users seem to judge one's emotional responses quite harshly. Other Fis are my safe space.

Daria Morgendorffer should be here! I absolutely loved when Andria tried to make a joke at the very beginning and no one laughed (and almost no one smiled 😂.) Compare this panel to the 8 male INFPs. :)

On the discussion of having Te/Fi or Fe/Ti, I really appreciated Bernadette's response as I often get confused by which of these axes I'm on. It really resonated with me when she mentioned always being aware of her feelings and monitoring them internally . Also, the discussion about feeling that introverted functions are more "you" and therefore having a stronger connection with them is a nice idea.

Intj here. This was intriguing.

I felt so targeted about the email thing with best regards and meetings. My trick to that is starting by: Hello Joyce, Happy Friday! "mail straight to the point" Have a nice day, Nadia Trust me, it does change everything. For meetings, fortunately for me so far, my sales colleagues take care of the small talks and I can go directly to my thing as a project manager.

This is the BEST! A+++ Joyce! Sandy (INTJ 5w4)

Totally true about introverts being more comfortable with their Fi especially for the IxTJs. it's their private old friend that lingers and sticks around more than people assume.

I admire the INTJs who can do panels like this. I've been invited to talk with a pod caster about Buck Rogers, especially about its origins in Armageddon 2419 AD and The Airlords of Han, but even the idea of doing it overwhelmed me with such dread that even after re-reading the early stories and comics (again) and writing down notes that I could refer to during the discussion, I still didn't feel like I could handle it. If finally had to bow out of the discussion and admit to the guy that I couldn't cope with the idea of having a recorded conversation about it, even if it was just with a microphone and not a camera. He was disappointed but when I explained to him that I'm very introverted and was currently in a bit of a bad place, he said he understood. You guys are braver than me. :) If I was in a panel like this, I'd be one of the quiet ones who would need prompting to add to the conversation. :) The trick to getting typed correctly seems to be to avoid picking the socially acceptable responses to questions in quizzes and instead to make sure that you respond with how you authentically think and feel about what is being asked. If I slip up and let myself answer the way that most people would expect a 'good' or 'socially acceptable' person to respond, I wind up testing as INFJ instead. Then, I read about the type variants or subtypes and realized that I've always been driven to create or maintain harmony as a way to avoid conflict. I find conflict, especially emotionally charged conflict, to be as painful as a physical injury. Rodella is so right. We live in our heads so much that the physical realm seems difficult for us to cope with. I don't know about anyone else, but I have to intentionally focus to avoid daydreaming. I would daydream all of the time if life didn't require me to 'come back to Earth' and deal with reality sometimes. I get asked to be the dungeon master, or DM so much in my circle of RPG friends because I enjoy the planning, writing, research, map drawing, minis painting etc. of the game so much. I design RPG campaigns in ways that I can manipulate or 'railroad' the players so that the story's plot can unfold regardless of what they decide to do. As I've practiced it, I've gotten better at hiding the strings or the railroad tracks. I'm probably at my most INTJ when I'm writing RPG campaigns. When I am a player, I have to focus on my character and try to see the story through his eyes in order to avoid 'meta gaming'. I usually try to cover up this natural tendency to think way ahead and predict what will happen next by making my character something of a 'mastermind' or paranoid type of person who worries about what might happen all the time. That's not too much of a stretch I've come to realize. When it comes to writing emails, even comments on social media, or unhurried texts, I try to write the 'right' way. I think is partly because I was taught in school and at home that you are supposed to write a certain way. I've gradually loosened up a bit, but whenever I first start writing to people, I am very formal and will include salutations, topic sentences, supporting details, etc. My emails are formatted like 'Dear Mr. Smith......sincerely' and the whole bit. I don't loosen up with them until I see a couple of replies from them and see how formal or informal, they are. Then, I will try to match their tone. I prefer to communicate with people via writing rather than in person. I guess it's part of the need for control that I would rather write since I can edit what I'm saying to them. I so wish that I could edit myself when I am talking out loud. Sometimes, I realize that what I just said makes no sense or could have been said better. I love social media, emails, texts etc. so much. Arlinda is right on when it comes to emojis! I use them in an effort to convey some kind of emotion. When I realize that what I'm saying might be taken the wrong way, I'll add a smiley face to try to soften the blow or to indicate that I really do consider what I just typed to actually be funny or friendly. There's a commercial playing for Cox Communications lately about how people with Asperger's Syndrome have trouble with expressing emotions, or detecting the intent of body language, but they can understand emojis more easily. I can relate to that. I have trouble with it myself and I feel like maybe if I use emojis, it will convey my intent better. I know what you mean, Bernadette, about trying to engage in small talk. The other person I'm talking with pretty much as to lead the conversation and start the small talk and keep it going. If they are waiting on me to engage that way, it's so awkward. I recently met a friend in person whom I'd met here on RU-vid through his videos about Star Wars collectibles. I bet that our conversation was so humorous to anyone who overheard it because of how awkward we both were with actually talking to another human in person. He was comfortable with talking to a camera and writing and I was comfortable with writing, but neither one of us handled face to face very well. :) Once we got into the nitty gritty of the collectibles themselves, we were fine, but the small talk leading up to that was almost painful. Yes, Holly, when I watch movies, I always predict what will happen next and am usually right. I think it's why I love watching and reading mysteries because it's more of a challenge to predict the story than it is with most other genres. Some genres are so predictable that they are actually boring. My wife likes romantic dramas and comedies. I have to resist the temptation to predict out loud what will happen next, especially when I find the plot to be so silly that it makes me laugh, even at the parts that aren't supposed to be funny. It's also why I love the TV show MST3K so much because they are doing exactly what I've always done, at least in my head, when watching movies. Sometimes, my wife is in the mood for that sort of humor and she'll join in with me in riffing a bad movie. That's one of those moments when I really enjoy being with her. I usually do, but times like that when we are sharing a moment and both enjoying it totally that I remember later on when I'm feeling like the hermit and wondering what I was thinking when I asked someone to marry me and live with me. :) This video is so good! I relate to you guys so much. All of my friends are accidental or because of something we were doing at the same time - shared experiences. My mom pushed me into doing socially based activities like band, choir, 4-H club, church etc. She even pushed me into joining a fraternity in college, much to the surprise of the guys who would come to our ranch and visit. They were used to the student being more excited about joining than the parents were. She was worried that I'd become a hermit if I didn't meet people intentionally like that. I'm still that way, only now it's coworkers or my wife who kind of push me into being more social. My default as a kid and now, is to be by myself in my own world. Though I did help my grandfather and father on the ranch with the chores a lot, I spent most of my time with my grandmother and mother when I was little because of my health problems which made me so clumsy and prone to illness. So, I maybe am a bit more influenced by the women in my family than the men. I knew I should be more like the rest of the guys, but I just wasn't. I picked up on my mom's and grandma's more harmonizing, people pleasing ways in a subconscious way. Inside, my inner voice has never really been comfortable with all the Fe stuff and still isn't, but I learned to act like them in order to fit in with them and their friends. I was raised to show people I care about them by helping them with problems or doing things for them. My mom would get so emotional about problems. I was uncomfortable with dealing with the emotions, but I'd figure out how to logically solve the problem hoping that the problem being solved would make her feel better. Though they did a good job, in retrospect, of letting me be me and engage in my interests with books, plants, birds, board games, etc. The other boys thought I was weird because I wasn't into football, rodeo, etc. Debate is easy and enjoyable for me as long as it stays in the logical realm. If anyone in the debate starts using emotional blackmail or personal attacks or something, then I'm done if I can't see any way to elevate the debate back up again. Once a debate turns into an emotional fight, I retreat from it. But if things stay constructive, then it can be a great learning experience. I struggle with dealing with feelings that are irrational to me and that don't seem to have a solution to them. When someone close to me dies, that's an especially tough one. Dealing with loss is hard because I instinctively want to solve it and the only solution that I've come up with for 'solving' grief is to allow myself to express it freely rather than repress it. You can't bring the dead loved one back to life, so all you can do is keep them 'alive' mentally by thinking about all the good times you had with them, things they used to tell you, etc. In some cases, it helps me cope with grief if I have something personal of theirs that they gave me or that their spouse gave me. For example, my grandma gave me my grandpa's harmonicas after he died. When I play them, or even look at them, I think of him. Thanks so much for making this video, Joyce!

As an INTP (I think) I had many teachers and other people try to get me to show emotion and be excited. Little did they know that underneath I might get raging mad at them for pushing me and criticizing my inferior Fe but they probably never knew.

as an INFJ, this made me understand my NI and inferior SE more than anything else

II have never been accused of being robotic and that stereotype is what threw me off for a long time. I have been asked if I am a Klingon, a Vulcan. But, I've also been told I am the cryingest women that person ever met. By more than one person.

Thank you for making this video. From an enfp male 😊😁

I felt like I am watching 7 screens of myself in different ways... a little lol except for careers of course, everything is spot on

Great conversation! I'm curious what you all do for a living and how you navigate that??? I've been a teacher for the past 15 years and am thinking of transitioning into another education job or changing careers entirely...perhaps in HR or corporate wellness or school counselor but the thought of being around adults and working in an office setting doesn't quite sit right for me. Have you found a job/career that work for your INTJ selfs?

Infj here. So overall I find that the video with all of your multiple voices echoing similar or the same sound resonates as a beautiful orchestra. .... You're each saying the same thing. What this does for me as an infj: what you have demonstrated has broadened my understanding of your intj perspective and by having so many examples shown it helps me integrate it into my own consciousness to a much greater degree than when one person demonstrates it. So thank you for that. If you want to know what might be interesting to the rest of your audience here are some suggestions: Could you all talk about how your dominant and non-dominant aspects affect your relationships with your significant others on a more intimate level? How do you deal with grief or any other major emotional issue such as a loss, a breakup or a death of a loved one affect you? Can you describe how that affect moves through your consciousness? Your description of your viewpoint of the sensory world as seeming foreign to you is interesting. You naturally experience what I seek to always establish within meditation. Namely being disconnected from the external world. So here's my next question. When you experience physical contact from a loved one or you experience a sensory or sensual experience such as a smell, the feel of water as you swim, the taste of food, sex, or hearing sounds as they enter your ears, how does your consciousness respond cognitively as you correlate these experiences with how you feel in your heart about the experiences? I want to thank you again for your expansive input as well as singular description of particular things. It is very helpful to helping me understand your personality type. And finally, on an emotional feeling level I would just like to say that I recognize your inherent strengths and challenges but the structure of the blueprint of your consciousness to me, is beautiful. When we can all recognize the beauty in all things this is our path to peace. 🙏

Absolutely fascinating and also in a bizarre way for this Fe dom validating that we are so different and noone is trying to be impolite. We are just wired so differently. The unharmonious situations and communications that I dread can be unintentional. The three line emails that I read ten times in confusion 😉. Thank you ladies for being so open and vulnerable 🤗.

That collapsing to oneself after talking is so apparent. I relate to it a lot! Ahahahaha

When it comes to INTJs being judgmental we absolutely can be, but you have to think hard about how you are doing it. We aren't judgmental over petty things like the way someone dresses, their social status or what hobbies they have, in that regard we are very live and let live since that's stupid. But when it comes to more serious personality flaws like laziness and weak character like a lack of self respect or them being manipulative, then we can be extremely judgmental. Though when we do it it is usually not aimed at a specific person but more like a broad group of people who have traits we can't stand. That is likely why many INTJs will never say they are judgmental, because that usually implies petty and dumb sensory things like someone's hair and in that regard we aren't like that in the slightest.

Omg they speak in pretty much the same tone, polite, consice with plenty of information. So cute 😅

funny to see them get more comfortable and more Fe with each other as the video goes along 😂

Can you please arrange a panel discussion with INTJ s who are 6w5?

Almost all of them are wearing black 😂😂😂! I’m an intj female and I love wearing black too.

Thanks so much! So validating!

To add to Bernadette's very productive conversation with her ISFJ friend, I think high Fe people are often interested in managing the emotions/atmosphere/mood in the room. People with high Fi recognize that and are able to play along/help. The rest with low Fi and low Fe tend not to notice and also tend not to care about it.

Joyce, I have been waiting for this one! INTJ here. Wow! I learned so much! You always do such a wonderful job. Your questions are well thought out. I enjoyed the nuances of each guest. It is obvious how you connected up with Holly and LiJo as they are RU-vid channels and panels. How did you connect with the others initially? And... please share Andria’s handle so we can connect on Twitter. I would love an invite to your discord group. The link in your description just sends me to the main discord page, not the group. Thanks for the help!

As an intj, I would be curious to see some intj minorities' perspectives. Thanks.

thank you so much Joyce for this for this wonderful panel. pls make more of the intj panels i will really appreciate it.

One thing consistent about all of them is that, once they learned their inferior cognitive functions, they all try to improve it, so they become less and less the stereotypical INTJ's . Such a very INTJ thing to do. We would obsess about it.

PLEASE LET ME BE IN THE NEXT INTJ VIDEO !!! I’m begging

1:27:54 Yes, In order for you to see the underlying pattern, you got to zoom out of the details. I did this exercise a lot with colours when I was little. To sort of just blur out the details of all "the stuff" in a scene/in sight and just notice which colours were present and how they would harmonize with each other. That is a good representation of how you have to zoom out of focus wrt the details and scrape them away in order so see the underæying structure.

I love your videos, Joyce! It’s also pretty cool talking to you through emails!

🦄 aww the rare ones, I’m shocked to see so many women too we are the rarest ❤

INTJ girl here asking for INTJ opinions.... I was asked a question by a friend and work colleague once and years later I still can't answer it. He said "I can't tell. Are you a confident individual feigning insecurity or are you insecure putting on a show of confidence?" Is this something that resonates with other INTJs at all?

Entj male here....this is a good thing what u ladies doing well done

Thank you for sharing this. Sometimes it really is a struggle being an INTJ female, being so rare and not always understood... it seems there isn't a whole lot of research on us yet

I would have loved an intj friend as a kid :( or even now as an adult lol

I knew I recognized LiJo, but I missed her glasses. Im a INTJ female, engineer.

All of them except LiJo naturally have the INTJ RBF..they are exactly what comes to mind when you think of an INTJ female.

I just clicked on this video because I always like INTJs personalities

I'm still learning all this and I have not gotten all that far into it XD so all the casual drops of FI and so on, without examples has me scrambling haha. but because of one of these videos I finally went looking for types and found that while I'm INTJ I'm also 5w4 and that was the missing piece of the puzzle! Because I'm an artist and am also very in touch not just with my own emotions, I'm highly interested and in tune with the emotions of others. And that seemed to be less expressed in other INTJ's. had me confused.

OMG can't wait!!! 😍🥰❣ /INTJ

Never been called a robot, but a friend did call me an idiot savant once! (I remember I cocked my like a puppy and then burst out laughing, she was right, it was an obscure piece of knowledge!)

Looking into the future is such an advantage. Would be interesting to see if INTJ retirees have a better than average nest egg (I suspect as much).

Nice job Joyce!!! I appreciated this video!