The strategist
'It'll work out somehow' is what you can't stand
Behind, seeing the whole, by reason, setting and holding the plan.
Hard truths
you won't like these- 01Closed off, you feel solid and distant at once
- 02Seeing moves ahead, you miss the face in front of you
How you got here
INTJAbout you
You'd have designed the whole board without stepping forward. Where others saw today you pictured several moves ahead, and placed your pieces toward that picture quietly. You proved yourself by result rather than show, so many noticed only later that you'd moved the game.
You judged by reason and by aim. Rather than let feeling blur the whole you weighed what served in the end, and so you seemed cold when it was really the long view. You disliked the improvised and couldn't bear groundless optimism most of all.
You held the built plan long rather than roam. You planned and drove rather than let it flow, and that persistence achieved large things. But you rarely opened up to those near you, so you felt solid and distant at once. If you still see several moves ahead and push quietly, that temper is old.