Previously, we made a video about the signs that you are an INFJ. But what are the signs that you are NOT an INFJ? What makes someone an INFJ, the world's rarest personality type? Of the personality type groups, the two most similar and mistyped are INFJ and INTJ. Both are reserved, intuitive, goaloriented, and bigpicture thinkers. However, the difference lies in how each relates to the world. These are some signs that you are not an INFJ.

If you are wondering about the videos on the signs that you are an INFJ, here is the link:    • 8 Señales que muestran que eres un I...  

the 16 MBTI personality types briefly explained:
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Disclaimer: This video is based on the MyerBriggs Personality Inventory, which has little scientific support. All traits are theoretical. The traits mentioned in this article are rough trends, not strict classifications.

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|00:00| intro
|00:43| 1. You make decisions using impersonal logic
|01:43| 2. You don't shy away from a challenge.
|02:10| 3. You love being around people
|03:03| 4. You are not very attracted to humanitarian work
|03:53| 5. You love to test theories in real life.
|04:27| 6. You are in tune with your own emotions and have no problem expressing your emotional needs.
|05:07| Conclusion