This document provides an overview of the INTJ personality type. It describes INTJs as analytical problem-solvers who enjoy improving systems with innovative ideas. They are drawn to logical reasoning and complex problem-solving. While INTJs prefer to focus inward on thoughtful study, they also want to increase their knowledge and understand systems. Their core values include objectivity, determination, competency, and strategy.

1. Introverted Energy Style ‣ thoughtful, reserved, independent, focused
iNtuitive Cognitive Style ‣ innovative, original, imaginative, theoretical
Thinking Values Style ‣ analytical, objective, rational, tough-minded
Judging Life Style ‣ organized, determined, dedicated, decisive
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In a Nutshell
INTJs are analytical problem-solvers, eager to improve
systems and processes with their innovative ideas. They have
a talent for seeing possibilities for improvement, whether at
work, at home, or in themselves.
Often intellectual, INTJs enjoy logical reasoning and
complex problem-solving. They approach life by analyzing
the theory behind what they see, and are typically focused
inward, on their own thoughtful study of the world around
them.
INTJs are drawn to logical systems and are much less
comfortable with the unpredictable nature of other people
and their emotions. They are typically independent and
selective about their relationships, preferring to associate
with people who they find intellectually stimulating.
Key Motivators
‣ Organizing information and
resources
‣ Increasing knowledge and
understanding
‣ Understanding systems
‣ Developing strategy
Core Values
‣ Objectivity
‣ Determination
‣ Competency
‣ Strategy
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