Reflective Essay On Introverts

INFJ, the rarest of personality portraits, that only one percent of the population have received (personality portrait, 1998). While I took the Keirsey Temperament Sorter Tool to find my personality type, I scored INFJ. Meaning introvert, intuitive, feelings, and judging. Five words describing an overall description of my personality. As I read over my results, I found it to be accurate. Also helping give insight of my personality strengths and weaknesses.
Personality Profile
First Preference (Introversion or Extroversion) On the personality assessment, I received introvert. I found this very relatable. Introverts are more quiet and like to spend time alone, which describes me really well. It has always been a personality characteristic of how my family describes me. The Personality Page website (1998), explains how introverts are slow to answer the phone and like to read books. Growing up, I always had the difficulty of calling someone, unless it was my family. I wasn’t much of a fan of talking over the phone to some stranger. And since texting became huge during the time I got my phone, it became a factor to prefer texting. Choosing to

I jumped to the conclusion of the meaning of judging. That I judge other people by appearances. After reading the description on Personality pages website, Judging preferences want things to be “neat, orderly and established” (1998). Compared to perceiving, which are more spontaneous, and adaptable attitudes. I found that judging suited me better. After completing the emotional intelligence assessment, I found that I am horrible at change, which in the personality test, says that I am adaptability. I like to have a plan and organized weekly schedule. One of the perceiving activities that I find myself doing occasionally, is doing things at last minute. Procrastinating. Which I highly believe that most of the population in this world, does this