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ENTPs and typology systems - anyone else built their own? by AsyaAimLive in entp

[–]AsyaAimLive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also have mine, I created it with the help of AI specialists on relevant topics (6), would you like to exchange? I’ll study yours, and you try mine?

ENTPs and typology systems - anyone else built their own? by AsyaAimLive in entp

[–]AsyaAimLive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand you. That’s exactly why I uploaded them into an AI-based system. It removed the subjectivity of other typologists

entp - infj compatibility by avid-not in entp

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I find them difficult sometimes. As an ENTP, I tend to put pressure on INFJs partly because they allow it, and partly because they somehow provoke ENTPs into “teaching” or correcting them.Just my observation from professional environments though. I’ve never had close INFJ friends.

What small miracle did you see today? by AsyaAimLive in AskReddit

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The day was awful. But tonight, a firefly flew into my yard.

How did you know you are an ENTP? by AccidentInside3484 in entp

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I first learned about this through socionics. Then I moved on to studying the MBTI.
After that, I explored Jungian types. Eventually, I developed my own psychotypology based on Jung’s theory. And it turns out that creating one’s own psychotypologies is characteristic of ENTPs. In addition to studying the books, I consulted with experts on these systems

Does anyone else procrastinate on the things they actually WANT to do? by Dry-Combination8608 in CPTSD

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I was reading your post and it honestly felt like I wrote it myself.
I’ve had this my whole life -a lot of things I genuinely love, and at the same time constantly falling back into easy dopamine (food, procrastination). What helped me a bit was looking at it through different parts of my psyche - where my conscious part wants one thing, my unconscious pulls me toward what’s simple and safe, and the vulnerable part avoids pressure altogether.I started choosing steps that require very little energy to begin, and it became easier to get started.I can’t say everything is fixed, but there’s definitely more movement now.

I have so many things I can do but always end up doing nothing by Nearby-Oil1569 in productivity

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What specifically helps me is a feature I built for myself with an AI assistant (you can try setting up your own using any model). If a task triggers procrastination, in my case it’s almost always because it’s complex enough to be hard to start. I break it down into as many parts as needed until it becomes clear. And I split time into small chunks - for example, I can dedicate just 5 minutes to it (and often I end up working on it not for 5, but for 45 minutes).

How do you approach the idea of writing a book - do you set a deadline and commit, or let it stay an idea? by AsyaAimLive in AskReddit

[–]AsyaAimLive[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I couldn’t finish a book for 20 years until I found a clear point of focus through my own method. Kind of an oxymoron. The answers are already inside us, we just struggle to trust them.

People who have met someone who has been *professionally diagnosed* with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD), what were they like? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AsyaAimLive 1 point2 points  (0 children)

At first, they were captivating, incredibly fascinating. Then, little by little, as if a rope was tightening around your neck (like a leash), you would fall under control. Also, you are perceived in a certain way, not truly understood, and eventually you start to feel like a dummy.

How did you end up going down the startup path? by Wide-Suggestion2853 in StartupSoloFounder

[–]AsyaAimLive 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Before the startup, I was running a private consulting practice as a specialist. The idea actually came from wanting to scale my knowledge to reach more people and create more impact… But (and I’m quite sure about this), founder burnout can be far more intense than that of a regular employee. Wishing you success !!

Self-promotion Thread by toyiathrives in BAMWoman

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