ENFP

So, so you're judging them on based on a set of categories, um, in order to quickly determine how best to handle them would be, as, as an example or, or, or deal with them essentially.

Is that something that you assess against yourself as well? Like, am I a INFJ or ENFP or whatever? Or do you feel that n- now you've gone through this sort of training throughout your life, you're sort of a chameleon.

You can be extrovert when needed, you can be introvert, you can judge when you need to, you can perceive when needed to.

Um, because ultimately being flexible in that regard allows you to, as you said, gain more from a situation.

'Cause it's the, the whole Baader-Meinhof, uh, phenomenon, isn't it? When you l- when you look for something, or you're learning about something, you tend to see it everywhere.

Like, if you're gonna buy, um, a, a red BMW, you start seeing a red BMW everywhere.

And obviously, with this conversation, next time I watch these kind of films, like the Pine Gap and Tinker Tailor, for example, I'm will, will watch it with a new lens of rice and, and a- assessing if someone's, uh, you know, INFJ or ENFP or whatever.

Mm-hmm.

So-

So we're basically the same people except, yeah, I'm ENFP, but- Uh, I think I've become more J. PD Nim actually asked if I was J because of how I made like Excel spreadsheets and plans and things.

Right.

But what's important about being a P-