Does Your 16 Personalities Type Make You LAZY? 

Letʼs be honest, no matter what personality we would have, we would still be lazy.

It's just that is cooler imagine myself doing something than actually doing it - INFP

I feel it's a dedicated video for an INFP 😂

Laziness? Pfft. Conservation of effort. -INTP

As an INTP it's not that I'm lazy, it's just that I don't see the point in doing something I don't feel like doing... And since I'm almost always depressed or in my imaginary world I really enjoy the mess in my room, it makes me feel comfortable, and when I have energy I organize it, it's that simple, I do everything on my own time, I'm not in a hurry, for me the important thing is to feel comfortable. Oh and I don't know why, but I always get very productive at night Xd

I’m not lazy, I’m just already looking at the next interesting thing. (ENTP)

INTJ here. And though I think of myself as kinda lazy, others don't think so because of how much I get done. Very nicely said, Frank!

As an ENTP who has worked with some wonderful ENFPs, married an INFP, raised an INFP, INFJ, and ESFP (talk about family dynamics) and who’s best friends are INFJ and INTP (and I taught practical application of personality theory), I have observed that most talk about people being lazy comes from TJs judging other types methods. For instance, my INFP family are very hard working “slow and steady wins the race” kind of people. I’ve worked with ENFPs that are extremely hard workers, just very disorganized. My INFJ best friend is the hardest worker I’ve ever met, maybe to a fault, but she only does things her way. As an ENTP, I do things my way. If I see value in it, I will work extremely hard. Wherever I start with a new organization I get tapped for leadership roles. I could give so many other examples, but I’ve made my point. While there is real laziness, it is often about how we interpret people who are different than us. Unfortunately, certain types are louder than others, so they often set public perception.

INFP here. I'm not lazy, I just prioritize a good book, movie, or cosplay over doing dishes, laundry, or dusting. 😂

As an INTJ tbh, I can easily do everything I want, but if I have to do something I don't like, I procrastinate harder than anyone else, and when I force myself to do something I hate, I give up in around 10 mins and get frustrated.

As an INFJ, I can be lazy especially if I am emotionally drained. For me, I do thing based on how I feel.

Yes, different types tend to be compelled to take responsibility for different things. As an INFP, I feel compelled to take responsibility for things like my inner world, self-cultivation, self-determination, getting the most value/meaning out of life, understanding life and people, helping others understand each other, being fair and ensuring things are fair in general, and a lot of abstract, humanistic sort of stuff. This doesn't naturally translate to a great deal of concrete productivity because that just isn't where my life's priorities lie, though I can expend enormous amounts of mental and emotional energy in areas where other people would opt for 'laziness'. That said, like a lot of INFPs, I can be very perfectionistic and work hard to get things just right when I do work on something, especially when I actually care. It's very much quality over quantity for me.

An infj here watching this video instead of working on my assignments. Thank you for breaking the myth that all J types are productive ( or at least, what is defined productive by our society).

As an infp I am cat like. I sleep most of the time and sit on the couch and sometimes eat then get random short bursts of energy. Then again I think it’s just me being a special kind of sloth level lazy. But then at the same time I’m always doing something. Or thinking something.

INTP It’s kinda funny cause today I feel as though I’ve been productive like hell for the first time in quite a while tbh. For days I’ve wanted to get stuff done, been planning it out, but it was as though I didn’t have the energy to do just about anything at all. And then today managed to get started and basically just went on the whole day, following the list of tasks and did a bunch of stuff I had to do around the apartment.

Your analysis of INTJ is spot on and soooo funny. We do expend more effort to avoid work than it would take to just complete it.

I came here fully prepared to be offended based on the card (INFP here) but I really liked your take on it. I test really high on conscientiousness when I take a Big 5 test, but some of that is probably self-bias. I don't make my bed or clean out the refrigerator until I have to -- but I do work really hard on my creative projects, even when they feel like work. And I will move the world to make a friend who is feeling down. I definitely had to work really hard to make Te less painful. I've only started *completing* project in the last couple of years.

Motivation is a tricky thing. If you don't see any meaning in what you do, you will not be able to easily motivate yourself to do that thing.

INFP here. I'm super appreciated at work. Like, people actually are sad when I don't work because something I've learned is that, sometimes making people feel good, means taking something off of their plate. So I'm kind of the master of getting A LOT done so other people can have a better day. My house is a mess though. I'm a mom. I'm tired when I get home. I try to be organized and I'm actually more inclined to be efficient but for whatever reason it's easier in theory at home and better in practice at work 🤷‍♀️🤣

You hit the nail right on the head for INTJ... I felt like I was exposed

This video is dedicated to us the INTPs 👍

I believe ISTPs have a "switch" they can turn on to access their shadow side and temporarily become an ESTJ under pressure. Most of the time we work with our working memory (aka RAM) and our intuitive grasp of how the world works (firmware?) to handle situations. But sometimes, especially in the workplace environment, there is too much information to keep organized in that way at one time. That's when we can flip the switch and start making detailed lists, meticulously going through procedures, and working crazy hard until the work is all finished. Then we flip the switch off again, and it's back to being chill and easy-going. Finding the motivation to flip that switch is the struggle for ISTPs, because the normal mode of productivity is more along the lines of curious exploration than trying to get anything done. Incidentally, this alternate mode is the reason why it's common for us to be mistyped as J types under stress.

I am an infj, and i consider myself as very lazy. When I am doing a particular thing I would love to, then I'll just keep doing that all the time with almost an autistic focus! The truth is I always am lazy to use my Se!!!

Hi, Frank! INFJ here. Thanks for the suggestion for do some Si and Te things. It's true. My INFP friend always told me to make a list of priority the things that I must do today. It's really help me being productive and do all my duties on time. 😄

INFP here. I wouldn't say I'm lazy, but I am definitely perceived that way. I need a lot of downtime where I do nothing to recharge and get my energy back. I also have a big perfectionism problem which I really have to fight in order to start anything. I also have to care about the task at hand or I won't do it properly. But if I overcome all that (a big ask lol) then I am a hard worker!

I'm an INFP with a father who's at the opposite end of the conscientiousness spectrum. I can't tell you how many times he's told me I'm lazy, both directly and indirectly. He cannot understand that I'm not like him in that area, and it's still the source of conflict between us and pain for me, even though I'm in my mid-50s. Maybe I *am* lazy. But is that really such a bad thing? Maybe my talents lie somewhere else, somewhere my dad apparently doesn't value.

As an INTJ I 100% agree. My family and friends believe I can achieve ANYTHING. However, there is something I was never able to achieve, and that is to have perfectly clean room for more than a week. I'm also autistic so I can only focus on one thing at a time, which is thinking. I also never realised that I like to work smart and not hard, but I indeed despise doing anything that seems like extra work, unless I see the benefits. For example in math, 20% of my effort goes to understanding the concept and 80% goes to hours of math equations, so that I can find all of the tiny mistakes I make. Many stop at the 20%, but I want to have a perfect score and I'm also bored during the lesson, so why not.

Frank "If you're....heaven forbid....an ENFP" yeah was waiting for that. 😂

So true for INTJ. I always look for shortcuts to get things done fast. No time wasted, and it’s more efficient. Work smart and not work hard 🤓

Really helpful. You’re the best FJ. I hope this signals a series on a closer analysis of the five factors in MBTI!

hey frank! love your videos man:D i think a suggestion for a future video would be cool could be about the happiest of the 16 personality types, does being an introvert just make you less happy? or does your type even have any influence over how happy you are in general?

ENFPs be like : isn't it the same thing?!

Any fellow ENTPs here as an excuse to be lazy and procrastinate?

Laziness is a Choice. Don't blame it on your personality type 😂🤣

The part about expending a lot of energy to accomplish not a whole lot spoke to me. I believe I use Fe and I will busy myself like crazy if I feel an obligation to other people. I might make 12 trips to the store to do what a person with good Si does in one trip, But I’m going to try a whole lot. I’m 46 and made a grocery list this year once for my Christmas meal prep and I didn’t forget anything and it was epic. There’s something to those list things people talk about!

INFP here, my entire existence is a mess and I have the hardest time to be organized to do anything because if I don't like or don't see the point of doing something, my entire system shuts down and it's like "haha okay, it's okay, I can just do that later, huh" until I run late or forget completely about it. 😅 My sister on the other hand, is organized to a fault, makes lists for. literally. everything. and can give me anxiety attacks when pressuring me to do the same or do things at her pace because it's THE RIGHT WAY. 😂 It can make living together tougher than necessary. I'm a snail okay, I don't do fast y'know.

9:17 this is 100% my friend but she's an INTP. As an ISFJ, I wish I had that ability too 😄

That last line of the video absolutely blew my mind. I'm an INTP, and just the other week I was struggling to explain to my mom that I can make a to do list just fine but I'm not at all motivated by checking things off the list. She was trying to get me to write down a bunch of tiny tasks so that I can get a frequent feeling of accomplishment from checking things off the list and didn't understand how that sounded absolutely excruciating to me.

You’re so right about ISTJs with setting too high of a bar for ourselves and therefore feeling lazy by not meeting that standard we have for ourselves in our heads. I’m trying to retrain myself on that one and not beat myself up about taking breaks sometimes and letting myself rest. Si Te can be a brutal inner critic for sure.

As an ENFP, my brain actively refuse to do work unless I absolutely have to do it. Why am I like this? But when i am with my husband, and an ISTJ, getting work done is easy. Doing house work together is easy. He inspire me to get up and do something productive. It so cool how he could constantly do something.

Hi Frank, could you maybe do a video about the different personality types in correlation with intelligence? Or what type of intelligence each type has? Love your videos :)

Thank you for making this video!! I (INFP) have lived with my family (mostly ISTJs) for many years and they usually tell me I’m such a lazy and weird being, always make them angry. I took that personally and have been working with myself for almost a year now. Yesterday I was reminded by my mother (ESTJ) how useless and annoying I am because we hadn’t made things clear when she had given me the job of decorating the house. I was really hurt, I even questioned myself if I was that worthless and disfunctional. Having watched this video really helps me reassure myself that I’m just built different. I wish my family could understand this. I had tried explaining MBTI to my mother before, she was interested but could not really understand, like how she still thinks Fi dom users are selfish 😑

I like the vibes from this video. Ofc, the information flow was just as great.

Ooof... I really feel that assessment about INTJ. I spend significant amount of energy on either A: figuring out how to find a loophole so that a certain task wouldn't be necessary at all or B: feeling sh*t about actually having to do said task and feeling unproductive.

Him: heaven forbid you're an ENFP Me an ENFP: well duck 🦆

I'm an INTJ and this part was very relatable for me - 9:17 I really liked this vid!! Lots of good info👍

The INTJ thing is so relatable. I'll spare no effort thinking about how to get away with putting in as little effort as possible. I wish I could think my way around the damn dishes.

INTJ- Can confirm, I routinely say that the only thing worth working on is something that makes me work less later. It's inefficient and a waste to do anything else. I guess I find myself very much the kind of person who likes to close one book before I start another. I like solving problems because every loose end tied up is one less that I need to worry about fraying later. Problems solved before they become problems means I can focus on other getting other stuff done. I've always seen everything as a problem in need of solving, some solutions are easier than others, but if you aren't solving as many problems as possible that just leads to more difficult problems that hinder you from solving other problems. So yes, I work to avoid work, if that is lazy, I willingly concede that I am lazy.

For me as an ENFP I find during periods of time when I am accessing my Te or Si that I am a lot more productive and can be better at almost all things I do.

As an INFP, I think as I get older I’m starting to grow more into my later functions. I don’t think I’ll ever be an ISTJ obviously, but I think I might be able to settle into routine more over time, and get more done. I’m also hoping I get a little more extroverted over time.

I've been waiting for this Video for a long time , it cleared some things up

As an INTJ, I couldn't agree more! That's why we don't have to do the same thing over and over again. Always looking for an efficient and long lasting solution. Great video, as always!

This video was so interesting and helpful! Thank you🙏🏼

I loved the fact that he put INFP in the thumbnail for lazy😂😂

I know you were correlating it to personality type, but I have seen with my son (an ENTP) that the more he enjoys something the harder he will work on it. He can play a video for 10-12 hours straight (maybe stopping once to use the bathroom) but can't sit for an hour straight working on homework. I think that is true for many people.

IFNJ: one of the main reasons for me to become "a minimalist" (or more: fan and user of minimalism) was mostly to have less to clean, sort, move. There were times during the last 2 years I prepared food for 3 weeks not to waste time to cook. So I maximized my time to run mostly in Ni-mode.

I'm an INTJ with very close results to INTP so I often can relate to both. I'm the laziest person in my family. It's not like disorganization doesn't bother me but I clean my room, for instance, only when I'm feeling the energy to do it. Organizing stuff actually gives me deep pleasure that I can't put into words. But I don't want to go outside of my comfort to do something unless it's about my reputation. For instance, as a student I've always done my home work on time and now at work I try to get things done within deadline cuz if I don't, my reputation won't remain that high.

Luv ya Frank, omw being productive **fired up infp sounds**

My mom an Intj and me an Infj both completely agree with what you've said. We are so blind to the physical world disorderly mess at home. But have planned things for the future. But we know where our stuff is. I mean sometimes she gets a bit confused. But she has me 😄 anyway I've been focusing on my weaknesses and listening to OP coz they will call out types on their bullshiz... Also My dad is an ISFJ and boyfriend is an ISTJ so that helps too

As an INFP, I feel that I should be insulted by this........ Also as an INFP I realize that this is actually an ode to us.

Nice to see you in a real room, feels so much homier.

Good information! I am absolutely, completely an abstract thinker. My counterparts are very dutiful and sometimes that makes me feel bad, then I start thinking too much about how I can catch up to their level, but I can’t. I listen to what my body and my mind need first and formost. I observe people around me and come up with ideas about them, then I research my ideas of them and write an article explaining my theory, then I start getting paranoid. I get sad and write a song or some lyrical poetry, watch Bob Ross paint, grab a beer…oh no, I’m tipsy and now I’m painting. Then I start crying. I end up debating on fb about why the earth isn’t fucking flat! Cmon people. I fall asleep and start all over again the next day, or maybe the next day all of a sudden I decide I’m going out into the world- 5 minutes down the road to the gym for a workout hoping people leave me the fuck alone today. I get back home, binge watch “The Ozarks,” get high and try to read Tocqueville’s “American Democracy,” but fail miserably. I fall asleep and start all over again tomorrow…………..🤣 I totally forgot to clean the house.

this makes a lot of sense. starting at the highest conscientiousness level (at least from my perspective), i have an ISTJ friend whose nickname is "the general" cuz she is very disciplined and gets lots of things done - very singular minded and not interested in randomly changing situations. she went to college full time and had a full time job at the same time. she's also very attached to convention and for her it comes out in being very committed to her work, faith, friends, and family, and her daily routine. i guess she would test very high in conscientiousness. then my sister, ISFJ, and her husband, ESFJ, are also very attached to convention as far as faith, friends, and family but definitely neither of them comes across as driven as the ISTJ. they're a bit more relaxed on their daily routines/habits. i always thought of my ISFJ sister as SUPER LAZY.....and i still think she is lol....but cuz of the info i've gotten from your vids, i can see that at least some of that is because she just really hates change. i bet her and her husband would test somewhat high in conscientiousness. then my other sister, an INTJ, has the same driven, singular minded, rigid routines vibe that my ISTJ friend has but maaaan, if you opened one of her closets at home you'd find out why her house seems like it's from a magazine cuz you'd be buried in an avalanche of stuff. LOL unlike my ISTJ friend who place is pretty austere - closets and all. and of course as an INFP, i'm sure they all see me as pretty flighty but what they don't know is that i'm constantly working on project plans, figuring out solutions to problems, and independent study which frustratingly they don't do AT ALL btw. they always seem super impressed when i pull off something like a bathroom remodel, but they didn't see my mental planning/researching for months beforehand. lol they definitely don't understand my lack of birthday card sending, lack of churchgoing, lack of husband/picket fence/2.5 kids/dog named spot, and pretty much anything they deem "normal." lol and of course, i wish they would stop locking themselves in their obsessive "cage of doody" and friggin relax! lol i score pretty middle of the road on conscientiousness in the big five test. interesting topic - thanks for posting!!

I’m an infp and I love to have a routine and plans, it just makes me feel safe. But when it comes to working on something I’m definitely a slower mover. I don’t feel like I’m lazy, I just don’t see the point of rushing through things and not doing my best to make it enjoyable by putting on music, making tea, rewarding myself with something I love after. Isn’t that how to enjoy life? 😆

I recently found out that I am an INTJ, after months of me assuming that I was an INTP, so I was having an identity crisis, as INTJs are stereotypically very hard working, which is not the case with me. So, I just wanted to thank Frank (OMG IT RHYMES) for explaining the INTJ's way of dealing with work. ❤️

HEY anyone can be lazy in certain areas but not in others for ex: am a Te Dom who's hardworking in everything except for school 😂

This video came at the right time, thanks

I'm an ENTP and I am aware that I am lazy, but that's a SKILL! I'm proud of it. My parents think I am a hustler because they see results, but little do they know I perfected the "do the absolute minimum in the last minutes before deadline" strategy which always just so happens to work out

Liked the video, u could talk about the mbti types who are more likely to be successful, including enneagram

I'm an ENTJ and the thing you said about the INTJs is so relatable. I think I'm pretty lazy but in contrast to my ENFP sister, I can get so much done and be on top of my class for example while still doing other things

I am INFJ-T and score 89% in Conscientiousness. I am lazy sometimes, but I feel really REALLY bad about it!

ENFP here. If I love what I'm doing and I'm passionate about my work, I can outpace any ISTJ and probably do better work since my heart is in it all without feeling like I did very much. If I don't care, good luck getting me to put in the minimum effort. NFs in particular can be your most industrious types when we want to be doing the work to a point where we go to unhealthy lengths to do more than what's asked of us. We've got to break out of this SJ mindset that enjoying what you do means you're not working hard enough and that money is reward enough. Everyone should be doing jobs they at least don't hate doing.

I would love a video discussing when the big five and MBTI cross over if that makes sense

INFJ here. I've been told my whole life by friends and family alike that I'm lazy and have no work ethic, to the point I believed it myself. It wasn't until recently that I realized just how much my work ethic relied on my environment, and how easy it is to not recognize how hard I'm working. My INFP friend and roommate who I met through a job last year, recently told me how he admires my work ethic, and it floored me! I've never been told anything like that, but he talked about how even when things were difficult at our job, he admired the way I would buckle down and get the work done anyway, or immediately help anyone who came to me asking for assistance, even actively participating in group discussions. In my mind, I felt like I was acting and being perceived totally different. It made me realize perception is everything, and work environments that help foster your way of getting things done, rather than hindering them, are key.

INFJ here... I always thought I am soooo lazy and almost hated me for that but now I understand why I struggle that much with motivating me to do daily must do's🙂THANK YOU Frank!!!❤️

I think it also depends on what kind of job you have. I'm a teacher, and since my job is suited well for my personality type (INFJ), I get so much work done. It's as natural as breathing to me. My teacher friend is an ISTJ and although he's very good at teaching STEM, doing the grading, fixing computers and entering data. He finds answering emotional emails from parents very hard, so he tends to put them off until parents start complaining lol.

@9:49 I am INTJ and I approve this message. Also, it's called "winning at life", you're welcome.

I love watching others revel in their accomplishments, it's like christmas for me. I only come in at the end end and fix whatever needs it.

As an INFP I make a lot of lists, I think it's because I know I won't do the task unless I see it right in front of me (even though I almost never complete my list haha). My husband once told me to instead of making a list, just do the task right away whenever it comes up. My mind was blown; I never had considered that as an option!! And maybe my list-making is a way to procrastinate... thank you for the video!!

"if you're **heaven forbid** an ENFP..." - me, crying in ENFP

Isfj, organize the laziness ;) always a crazy mix this one

Ok, I'm an ENFP and I know that I have a lot of things to do (starting with the fact that my room is a mess... again), but maybe it's because I haven't learned how to organize myself well and I haven't applied sufficient self-discipline. I feel horrible when I don't do the things I have to do and I also feel like I've tried everything to be more organized and nothing works for me (also my dad tells me that I haven't done many useful things in the house, and maybe it's true, but also the little things that I get to do, I'm pretty sure they are worthless if they can't be of service).

Well you summed me up at the end. I have that same shirt. Cold in St. Louis

In my family, we all have a different personality type: ESTP, INFJ, ISFJ, ENFP, ESTJ & ISTP (not 100% sure about the last two, but that's a different question for a different comment!). I have to say that NONE of us are lazy at work, we all love working hard at our jobs. But being at home is a different story. NONE of us can keep our house clean and organized. I wonder if this is because we are workaholics and pour ourselves out so much at work, that we don't save any of that drive to do it for ourselves at home? It has become a trait of our family.

Awesome vid!! I'm actually not perceived as lazy (as an INFP)... for some reason (probably since I'm the 2nd oldest of 12... lol) I have a strong sense of duty so that makes me feel obliged to do things that need to be done even when it's not my job. *shrugs*

Wow, that lava lamp has been deemed premium real estate since the very early videos and I love to see it pop back up.

I am an INTJ and obsessively conscientious. Fourteen years of higher education ( medical school, residency, fellowship). I always think there is more I should do.

We can only take a moment to appreciate Frank's existence- Like... He's amazing-

I'm an ENFJ and I think it would be nice, if there were a few more videos about us. Maybe you can help Frank, so that we don't feel left out 😅

Hi FJ Pls Make A Video About MBTI Most Independent😅🔥☕

As an INFJ, what you said was accurate. I mean, I know when I am lazy and when I do, i plan it all in head like what I am gonna do after this or do now. But then my mom comes in and she's like "you're so lazy, if you don't study now you won't get marks and don't blame anything else if you get lower marks and stuff". And then I'll be like" mom I have it all planned in my head" . But then she won't understand and just leaves.

You are spot on about INTJs 😂

One of the most widespread misunderstandings of the essence of the functions is actually about some of their manifestations. It’s the one derived from the mistaken stack which, ultimately (and just like Socionics), doesn’t even know how to differentiate between the two most important things in typology: extraversion and introversion. What most people call “Te” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called T1 (which can be Te1 or Ti1), being essentially the same as those of TJ, the directive attitude (especially when it is TJ1 or TJ2): “accuracy”, “goals”, “strategy”, “efficacy”, etc. Not real Te. What most people call “Ti” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called T2 (which can be Te2 or Ti2), but being basically the same as TP, the pragmatic attitude (especially when it is TP1 or TP2): “logic”, “precision”, “analysis”, etc. Not real Ti. What most people call “Fe” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called F1 (which can be Fe1 or Fi1), all being essentially about FJ, the cooperative attitude (especially when it is FJ1 or FJ2): “harmony”, “community”, etc. Not real Fe. What most people call “Fi” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called F2 (which can be Fe2 or Fi2), all being basically things related to FP (especially when it is FP1 or FP2), the informative attitude: “self-expression”, “identity”, etc. Not real Fi. What most people call “Se” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called S1 (which can be Se1 or Si1), all of that is the same as SP traits (especially when it is SP1 or SP2, a conscious function of Keirsey’s Artisans and Guardians): “spontaneity”, “impulsiveness”, etc. Not real Se. What most people call “Si” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called S2 (which can be Se2 or Si2), being things about SJ traits (especially when it is SJ1 or SJ2, a conscious function of Keirsey’s Artisans and Guardians): “familiarity”, “tradition”, etc. Not real Si. What most people call “Ne” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called N1 (which can be Ne1 or Ni1), all being related to NP traits (especially when it is NP1 or NP2, a conscious function of the Rebels and Guides): “ideas”, “creativity”, “divergence”, etc. Not real Ne. What most people call “Ni” is, at best, a mixture of some possible manifestations of what Jung originally called N2 (which can be Ne2 or Ni2), all being essentially about NJ traits (especially when it is NJ1 or NJ2, a conscious function of the Rebels and Guides): “planning”, “future”, “convergence”, etc. Not real Ni.

Maybe, but I think it's clear being lazy is a choice

@Frank James Hey Frank, after the loneliness video and this one, I'm ready for a video that says INFPs are the best at something good. Surely there's something! 😕

INTJ here I do get a lot of stuff done. I finish all the things on my to-do list because I know what's the quickest way to get each item in this to-do list done. I'm really quick with this so a job that'll take other people 20 mins, it will take me around 10 mins because I know the most efficient way to do it. I'm not a lazy person. But if being lazy is a scale, I would be the closest I could be to the lazy side in the non-lazy section. TL;DR To take a quote from LiJo "I'm the laziest non-lazy person I know."

You should make a video on all 16 types as teenagers and get into how they work and laziness and stuff, would be nice

Wouldn't it be fascinating to watch the sixteen personality types (Specially ISTPs) 1. as Princesses? 💕🩰 2. Inside a classic tale.(Imagine Istp as red riding hood or Cinderella)(An Istp Cinderella would probably ask the grandmother to burn the ballroom 😂) (it's just a joke) 3. As Greek gods and goddesses (as an INFJ, I want+don't want to be Athena) 4. Typing literary characters.(I wonder what's Beatrice's ,from Shakespeare's plays, personality type is.) 5. As Princes. (The amount of times I have commented this is unhealthy and possibly annoying to some people. I apologise if this annoyed you.)

Graciaaaas frank!!!

INFP here! Tbh, I'm lazier in my home life than I am when I feel I have an obligation to do something. I'm a perfectionist, so it can take me a lot of time to build up to doing something, but if it's something that has to be done, It Will Get Done. I just need to wait for the productive energy to kick in or to forcefully manifest the productive energy depending on the deadline. I've been a hardworker at all professional things I've done, though. Between school and eventually work.