I loved reading this article, it's really insightful and the author seems to have a lot of grip on the two personality types. I am an INFJ and my partner is an ISFJ. I find my work so meaningless and depressing, as a data analyst and supply chain consultant. While my partner being an accountant, doesn't enjoys her job, but she still does it. I feel like I'm slowly whithering inside doing a job that is depressing me more and more. I wonder if there is a way I can enter MBTI, psychology, writing, and make money out of these things that I enjoy so much.
安妮Qurat(未验证)says...
I loved reading this article, it's really insightful and the author seems to have a lot of grip on the two personality types. I am an INFJ and my partner is an ISFJ. I find my work so meaningless and depressing, as a data analyst and supply chain consultant. While my partner being an accountant, doesn't enjoys her job, but she still does it. I feel like I'm slowly whithering inside doing a job that is depressing me more and more. I wonder if there is a way I can enter MBTI, psychology, writing, and make money out of these things that I enjoy so much.