Thank you. I found your article very intriguing and it actually made a postive difference in my life today. Eight years ago, I was told by my HR at my place of employment that I was an infj…they had me do the MB test as they picked up on my skills and talents as a women technician and discovered I was gifted or so called ” special “. At first I was so clueless as to why they wanted me to do the test. I never heard about it before. Shocking, I know. I always assumed I was just a smart, curious, and determined gal. I fix and creare things with ease. I also have an obsession to seek truth in all that exists in our world and endless universe. It’s truly been a beautiful journey. Someone like me who also spends a good amount of time alone in quiet solitude or in nature, I didn’t understand my company’s excitement about finding out if I was indeed one of the MB personalities. Well…the results of the test indicated I was and after reading about it and doing my own intense research and analysis on it; like my employer i too was intrigued. Infact, I saw myself for the very first time. That was so cool!

I believe we are all unique and capable of so much.
However, I also agree that a simple test shouldn’t lock you in with an identity or label you; rather it should give you insight about yourself. All my life I had people wondering ” what i am” or ” what is she” especially after witnessing me demonstrate a skill or talent. But now, I see how the test was beneficial for me. I got to know me a little more. However, there’s more to me then just being an infj. I think it is very important to connect with people who are like minded and with other infj’s, so you can learn more about yourself, and represent the beautiful infj personality in our magnificent world.

So…Hi! I’m Kiren. It’s nice to meet you. ☺️