Myers Briggs

Over the years, I have found Myers Briggs (MBTI) pretty fascinating.  The first time that I ever completed the test, I was perfectly balanced - kinda freaked out the test giver because I did not fall into a single category.  (Later I found out this is called the "chameleon" since I could blend in anywhere.)

Why that picture, Stephen?

As the years have gone by, I have been much more consistent in my scoring.  The results have been INTJ  (introversion, intuition, thinking, judgment).  While I am not pushing the extreme within this section, I do fall within and believe it to be very accurate.  The funny part is how many people I know that argue with me, that are completely unwilling to accept that I am introvert.  This usually falls within an misunderstanding of what extrovert/introvert means.  I will have that for another time.

Because, he is problem solving.

Until then, this link is one of the funniest things I have ever read.  That may just be because I am an INTJ but that's okay.  After all, it's all about me... ;-)  To better understand me, and maybe chuckle a little, head over to The Complete Idiot's Guide to the INTJ.

Update 20150723

There have been comments about being able to subvert a test.  This is true.  I would sometimes recognize patterns and answer based on what I desired the results to be, how I perceived myself, rather than just quickly answering.  (BTW, recognizing the pattern is SO an INTJ thing.)  Later, when I would simply take the test, answering quickly based on what rung true to me, then the results became consistent for me.