Are INTJs the Most Insecure Personality Type?
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Kevin’s hot topics on Quora are history, free market economics, philosophy, and Myers Briggs typology, and many others. The following is one of his recent answers to the question in the title.
I know for decades, I was very insecure as an INTJ.
In fact, it took decades (literally) to get comfortable with my personality type. The culture tends to not understand INTJs (and either alienate them or are alienated by them). Learning about the MBTI types has made me comfortable and grateful, for being an INTJ. Meanwhile, it has helped me to relate to the other types.
Related: 8 Blind Spots of MBTI Types
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