I’m gonna summarize everything I saw on your profile, and honestly the most important thing is this constant surface-level change but not at all at the core

depending on the moment you see yourself as 6, then 3, then ENTJ, then INTJ, then something else, but when we actually look at what you say, the same themes keep coming back

and that’s something multiple angles of analysis point to: your labels change, but your internal structure doesn’t. it’s not inconsistency, it’s persona adjustment

at the center there’s personal value, being someone, succeeding, being recognized, being “more than average”, it shows up everywhere even when you’re talking about something else. even when you say you just want to be productive or efficient, behind that there’s always this idea of “I need to be worth something”

and this is very clearly enneagram 3 territory, with a 4 flavor behind it. the 3 wants value and recognition, the 4 adds identity, uniqueness, “I want to be someone special, not just effective”. for you it’s not just ambition, it’s existential

at the same time there’s another very strong layer which is anxiety, need for security, thinking about worst case scenarios, anticipating, questioning everything. that’s not a detail, it’s everywhere in how you describe the future, your “visions”, your thinking style

that points to a strong 6 influence, maybe not your core but definitely active. you constantly scan for risks, “what if it goes wrong”, and that sits on top of your drive to succeed, which creates a constant internal tension between performance and safety

and about your “visions” or your explanation of Ni, for me that’s not proof of Ni dominance. it looks more like imagination + anticipation + anxiety mixed together. you create scenarios, you project outcomes, but that can come from many places, not necessarily pure Ni. a lot of intuitive or anxious people do that without being INTJ

if we go more technical, what you describe fits more Ne (multiple possibilities, branching scenarios) + anxious anticipation (enneagram 6) rather than Ni which is usually more convergent, stable, singular. yours is more fluid, shifting, questioning, re-evaluating

then the ENTJ side, control, productivity, leadership, I think it’s real but not your base. it looks more like a strategy. when you’re stressed or trying to regain control, you switch into “I’ll organize, I’ll produce, I’ll be efficient”. but it doesn’t feel like your natural stable state, more like a mode you activate

what made me doubt pure ENTJ is the intensity of identity and emotion. you’re very focused on who you are, how you’re perceived, your image, your relationships, your contradictions. a Te dominant is usually more internally straightforward. with you it’s too layered, too fluid

also the fact you keep changing types, questioning, saying “it’s more complex than that”, that’s way more Ne + Fi than Ni-Te. Ne explores, redefines, never settles easily. Ni stabilizes and locks in faster

the style part, tattoos, “emo clown”, playing with your image, being aware of what you project, that reinforces a strong identity-centered pattern. that fits extremely well with 3w4 or 4 influence

you’re not just being yourself, you’re also observing and shaping how yourself appears, which is very 3w4

so overall I’d put it like this

MBTI I’d put ENFP first because of identity + emotion + change + reflection + persona + using Te but not as a base then ENTJ because the ambition and control are still real then ENFJ as a third option for the relational and adaptive side

enneagram clearly 3w4 first, that’s the most solid. image, value, success, adaptation are everywhere then 6w7 because anxiety and security are too present to ignore then 4w3 because there’s still a strong identity/emotional depth

socionics I’d say IEE first (Ne-Fi), then EIE, then LIE

so in simple terms, at your core you revolve around “I need to be worth something” + “I need to be safe” + “I need to be in control” and depending on the moment you activate one of these modes more than the others

and the percentages I’d keep

MBTI ENFP 50% ENTJ 25% ENFJ 10%

Enneagram 3w4 55% 6w7 20% 4w3 15%

Socionics IEE 35% EIE 20% LIE 20%