INTJs have strong ideals and many maintain frugal lifestyles that most people find challenging
to accept.
They sacrifice many of the frivolous indulgences on which others rely, instead, they focus
on task completion to an almost obsessive extent.
It's no wonder that they're among the top four highest-paid personality types in the
Myers-Briggs Type Index.
With only 2.1 percent of the world's population, this club is obviously extremely exclusive.
Many people want to be a part of it.
But how can you know if you're already a member of this elite group?
How can you tell whether you have the INTJ personality type?
Today I’m going to tell you the seven rules of the INTJ Club which are things all INTJs
must possess.
Most of these you probably haven't thought of before so make to watch til the end of
the video because the top 2 I know will be a bit of a shock.
Let’s get into it.
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Starting things off today is INTJs are Honest and reliable.
One of the very few things that the architect personality type is extremely conscious and
sensitive about is honesty.
Whether it’s their friends, relatives, or colleagues, their first requirement whenever
it comes to socializing or befriending someone is, to be honest.
INTJs are dependable and can be counted on to keep their promises.
They are good time managers and will plan and prepare ahead of time to be ready when
deadlines approach.
Even when they agree to things they don't want to agree to (such as social invites),
They can buck up and put on a sociable front long enough to follow through on whatever
obligations they agreed to.
This is also one of the reasons they produce some of the top employees and professionals
in any industry.
In fact, if you have an INTJ friend, it signifies that they like your honesty because one of
the first things they notice in someone they want to befriend is their honesty and how
comfortable they are with being honest.
The number 6 rule for the INTJ Club is they are Rebellious and aware.
Many things can be expected of the INTJ personality type, but mindlessly obeying anything just
because someone told them to is not one of Those Things.
This personality type is exceedingly conscious and aware of its beliefs, which it thoroughly
questions before putting their trust and investing in it.
You can't expect them to simply accept stereotypes and not analyze things before they believe
them.
This is why, when it comes to advice on various situations, you can always rely on them to
provide you with the truest and unedited response.
They will always tell you what they went through when they were in your situation.
According to data, the Intj personality type is the least religious of the Myers-Briggs
personality types.
Even if some people with the Architect personality type exercise religious practices, it is quite
improbable that they are traditional and devout believers.
They will always question anything that offends their values or does not sit well with their
conscience.
Because of their great critical thinking, they ensure that they study every aspect of
a problem before acting and are rarely swayed by peer pressure.
Next up and number 5 is INTJs are Always at the top of their game.
INTJs are incredibly ambitious and believe they are capable of making a difference.
They are all Quiet, very focused, and determined.
Nothing is too difficult for this personality type to master.
An INTJ is more likely to thrive professionally because of their exceedingly meticulous personality
and habit of thoroughly evaluating and remaining unaffected by their surroundings.
Dedication, hard work, minding their own business, and the ability to judge the right and wrong
in something before believing it are among the several qualities that are needed in life
to flourish professionally.
Instead of relying on destiny, coincidences, and luck, an INTJ purely believes in hard
work, dedication, and personal effort and doesn’t give up until success is guaranteed.
Competence and efficiency are incredibly essential to them, and it is one of the few things that
will earn their respect.
The 4th Rule of the INTJ Club is They Mind their own business.
Minding your own business is incredibly rare in this day and age.
Poking your nose in other people's business, whether on social media or in real life, is
incredibly acceptable, while being cruel and invasive.
It is fairly common to gossip about other people's lives, to judge other people for
their choices, views, and personalities, and to make them feel bad for not being the way
you want them to be.
But take one guess as to who is immune to the sickness of poking their noses into other
people's affairs and gossiping about them?
The INTJ personality type tends to keep to themselves and will never share the personal
matters of others.
Gossiping annoys the Intj personality type and frequently results in their abandoning
a conversation.
This is why you will always find them either alone or with their very close friends, working
on anything connected to their goals, or simply reading a book in peace.
INTJs rarely show any interest in someone's private life and usually despise it when someone
gossips or discusses personal problems behind their back.
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Starting our top 3 is INTJs are Self-sufficient.
They will do anything they can do independently since they are reluctant to seek help from
others.
They simply enjoy having control over their lives and surroundings, and they would like
to believe that if they had to, they could resolve any issue or problem on their own.
They recognize that doing everything themselves is not always the most efficient or effective
use of their time, but they welcome the challenge as a way to broaden their skill set.
They do not feel at ease relying on others, whether emotionally, financially, or physically.
Another explanation for their extreme self-sufficiency is that they prefer their things in a particular
way.
They like their coffee a certain way, and no, they won't like it if you fold their clothing,
and 95% of the time, they will redo everything you do for them just because it wasn't done
in the way that they prefer.
IN the runner-up spot is INTJs are Intimidating.
You might be astonished to learn that, despite being highly academic and introverted, they
rarely had any bullies in school.
The reason for this is pretty straightforward.
Would you wish to take the risk of playing around with someone who looks at you as if
they had the power to destroy your entire existence?
Bullies typically target people who appear to be weak or polite enough to allow them
to get away with it.
And you know that with the architect personality type, both of these things are impossible.
When it comes to morality, INTJs are incredibly rigorous and uncompromising, and they don't
let anyone interfere with them.
INTJs have a distant, aloof demeanor that may appear to others as snobbish or superior
in some way.
This isn't necessarily true, but in any instance, this anti-social demeanor is part of the INTJ
persona, and they don't really care how other people interpret this behavior.
INTJs, on the other hand, are very judgmental and, as a result, may be very negative about
most of what they notice about human behavior.
They will automatically separate themselves from this, and people will certainly draw
various assumptions, adding to the slew of misunderstandings that INTJs face.
Topping today's list and the number 1 rule of the INTJ club is They are Sarcastic and
introverted.
INTJs have a black belt in sarcasm, which they utilize to swat away foolish remarks
like irritating fruit flies.
INTJs deploy a dry and subtle sort of sarcasm that often goes unnoticed by others.
They have been known to do this to amuse themselves by testing how much they can annoy someone
without them realizing it.
When the INTJ is particularly irritated, they may use a more venomous form of this to inflict
harm and make their hostility clear.
When they are dragged into a gathering or compelled to converse with strangers, they
make their animosity and contempt for extremely social activities abundantly clear.
On the weekend, an INTJ prefers to build knowledge while patiently organizing their thoughts
in their head and planning their week.
As a result, you can always count on them to be sarcastic and snarky whenever their
friends take them out or try to get them to socialize.
Do you Belong to the INTJ Club?
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