Post: #1

I am sure some of you must be aware of the Myers Briggs Personality Test. It declares that we fall into one of sixteen different types and it helps give a framework for how we should go about living our lives.

Here is a quick test that can give you an idea of your type. Personality Test

I know for me I am an INFJ or an INFP. What this means is I have a very bitch like temperament, and notches do nothing for me. All my life I've tried to stray away from my natural personality tendencies and it has made me unhappy.

Overview of Personality Types

For more indepth analysis there is a book called Please Understand Me which I have found to be very helpful.

I would be interested to know what some forum members are and if you find any value in discovering your personality type. I find it is very helpful in calibrating your ideal lifestyle, game approach, and figuring out your type of woman.

Post: #2

Duped.

Duped again.

Similar Thread.

Also relevant.

The search function is your friend.



~Wald

Post: #3

We had to do one of these at work. I used to think they were bullshit. Until I found out I shared the same personality as Socrates, Darwin and Einstein. Now I carry that piece of paper with me everywhere I go.

Post: #4

Haha dammit I did a search. My bad.

Post: #5

A lot of people are critical of the Myers-Briggs test, but they forget that the purpose is to find compatibility between people in small or large groups (not just individuals), from what I remember.

One thing they emphasize is that there is a tendency towards the old "opposites attract" dictum, and I've seen some truth to it, in the workplace and with relationships.

Tailoring it towards Game would have to be a whole other... game, I'd guess. You would have to know your target's personality type, or be able to rapidly read people, which couldn't hurt.

Post: #6

(02-24-2013 08:44 PM)NFallin Wrote:  Haha dammit I did a search. My bad.

What did you search?

Sometimes you gotta search more than once. I used the search function three times. Third time's the charm, my friend.

Wald