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  "content": "{embed(color):#fddd70}\n{assign(command):7th}\n{assign(command1):Trickster}\n{assign(command2):7th}\n{assign(HomeTitle):The Trickster of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type}\n{assign(source):Psychology Junkie}\n{assign(link):https://www.psychologyjunkie.com/2020/11/10/the-trickster-of-every-myers-briggs-personality-type/}\n\n{assign(term1):Extroverted Intuition}\n{assign(xx1):Ne}\n{assign(title1):The ISTP and ISFP Personality Types – Trickster Extraverted Intuition (Ne)}\n{assign(description1a):As an ISxP, you like working with facts and observations more than theories or concepts. You consider yourself grounded in reality and attuned to what’s happening around you. You enjoy the sensations that life provides – anything from the crunch of leaves in the fall or the hot sip of coffee in the morning. You want to live a life that is filled with many of these satisfying physical experiences. You want to be immersed in the beauty of life and the present moment rather than spend a lot of time looking at other possibilities that don’t exist yet.}\n{assign(description1b):Because Ne is in the Trickster position for you, you may find Ne-dom types somewhat comical or confusing. You might get the feeling that they’re “up to something” or trying to trick you. When they extrapolate numerous possibilities you might wonder why they can’t just enjoy what’s happening right now. When they bring up an exciting, outlandish new idea, you might wonder if they’re tricking you or playing a prank.}\n{assign(description1c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description1d):-}\n{assign(description1e):-}\n{assign(description1f):When you accept Ne as something valuable and worthwhile, you can form more meaningful relationships with people who use and value Ne. You see more possibilities and potential and find joy in playing with multiple scenarios or alternatives. You can become more open-minded and perceptive of interconnections. You can find humor and joy in the unique ways that you can interpret situations and events.}\n\n{assign(term2):Introverted Intuition}\n{assign(xx2):Ni}\n{assign(title2):The ESTJ and ESFJ Personality Types – Trickster Introverted Intuition (Ni)}\n{assign(description2a):As an ExSJ, you enjoy working with what you know. You trust your personal experiences and the real, tangible world around you. You enjoy recalling experiences from your past and using the lessons you’ve learned to improve your life in the present. You appreciate stability and probably consider yourself down-to-earth.}\n{assign(description2b):Exploring theories and possibilities can be amusing when you don’t have anything more important to do, but really diving into abstract thought can feel like a silly waste of time to you. “After all”, you might think, “I should be doing something in the REAL world.”}\n{assign(description2c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description2d):-}\n{assign(description2e):-}\n{assign(description2f):When you accept Introverted Intuition as a valuable and worthwhile part of yourself, you can form better relationships with people who value it (xNxJ personality types). You learn to prioritize actions that have a better chance of working in the long-term. Trickster Ni can also help you to explore abstract concepts in more depth, thereby having a more profound sense of meaning and purpose in your life. While you might still chuckle at certain abstract or philosophical ideas, you can still appreciate their merit.}\n\n{assign(term3):Extroverted Sensing}\n{assign(xx3):Se}\n{assign(title3):The INTP and INFP Personality Types – Trickster Extraverted Sensation (Se)}\n{assign(description3a):As an INP, you enjoy theorizing and imagining more than staying tuned into the present. Your mind wants to take you to the world of concepts and “what if’s” more than the world of tangible details. You enjoy getting lost in your thoughts, reflections, and ideas. Imagination beckons to you with the promise of revealing new potential.}\n{assign(description3b):Because Se is in the Trickster position for you, you may project it onto others who use it (xSxPs, particularly ESxP personality types). You may think they’re being showy or silly when they respond excitedly to the physical world (for example, fist-pumping when their team scores a goal or jumping up and dancing when their favorite song comes on). Their penchant for living in the moment may seem childish to you when you focus so much on theorizing about abstract possibilities or the future.}\n{assign(description3c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description3d):-}\n{assign(description3e):-}\n{assign(description3f):When you accept Se as something valuable and worthwhile, you can form more meaningful relationships with people who value it (xSxP personality types). You notice more details, enjoy the sensations of life more fully, and take more physical risks. You might express yourself physically without as much inhibition, enjoying the thrill rather than shirking away in fear. You can leap into the experiences life offers you and laugh at yourself when you’re awkward, enjoying it, and owning it rather than retreating and being self-conscious.}\n\n{assign(term4):Introverted Sensing}\n{assign(xx4):Si}\n{assign(title4):The ENFJ and ENTJ Personality Types – Trickster Introverted Sensation (Si)}\n{assign(description4a):As an ENxJ, you enjoy focusing on the future more than the past. You enjoy contemplating conceptual theories, philosophies, and long-term strategies. You focus on continual growth and progress towards far-reaching long-term goals.}\n{assign(description4b):Because you have Si in the Trickster position, you’re likely to see strong expressions of it as somewhat comical. When people are particular about their surroundings, you can feel like it’s a silly waste of time. After all, you might think, “Why focus on where to put the coffee table? That’s not going to matter when you die!”}\n{assign(description4c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description4d):-}\n{assign(description4e):-}\n{assign(description4f):When you accept Si as a valuable and worthwhile part of yourself, you can form deeper relationships with people who value it (xSxJ personality types). You can also take time to learn from past experiences, reflect on them, and grow from them. You also take more time to set up healthy routines and care for your physical well-being. You become more detail-oriented and careful instead of moving full-steam ahead towards your goals at the expense of other parts of your life.}\n\n{assign(term5):Extroverted Feeling}\n{assign(xx5):Fe}\n{assign(title5):The INTJ and ISTJ Personality Types – Trickster Extraverted Feeling (Fe)}\n{assign(description5a):As an IxTJ, you need a lot of time to reflect and think before reacting to the world around you. When you do interact with the world around you, it’s usually from a place of logic, reflection, or insight. You focus more on understanding how things work (ISTJ) or digging into conceptual theories (INTJ) than navigating the emotional wavelengths of other people.}\n{assign(description5b):Because you have Extraverted Feeling in the Trickster position, you’re likely to see strong expressions of it as somewhat disingenuous. People who “work the room” or demonstrate a lot of emotional intensity can seem suspicious to you. You may project your Trickster onto them, seeing them as inauthentic, cloying, or manipulative. You may inwardly mock or roll your eyes at them, wondering if they’re “up to something.”}\n{assign(description5c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description5d):-}\n{assign(description5e):-}\n{assign(description5f):When you accept Fe as a meaningful and significant part of your life, you can form deeper relationships with people who value it (xxFJ personality types). You can tap into the emotional needs of others, thereby forming stronger and smoother relationships. You become more tactful and considerate of others’ opinions, and you can see the humor in your social mistakes, using that humor to draw others closer and lighten the mood.}\n\n{assign(term6):Introverted Feeling}\n{assign(xx6):Fi}\n{assign(title6):The ENTP and ESTP Personality Types – Trickster Introverted Feeling (Fi)}\n{assign(description6a):As an ExTP, you enjoy exploring ideas and experiences and understanding how things work. You’re both curious and innovative as you look for ways to understand the world around you. You process information through Ti, which allows you to see the logical components of a problem or situation and categorize data so as to make accurate assessments.}\n{assign(description6b):When you try to figure out what your values are, you tend to feel out of your element. Yes, you have a sense of right and wrong – but you can also logically tear apart nearly any argument based on ethics or values and not logic itself.}\n{assign(description6c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description6d):-}\n{assign(description6e):-}\n{assign(description6f):When you accept Fi as something valuable and worthwhile, you can form deeper bonds with those who value Fi. You start trusting your instincts about what is right or wrong, thereby building an ethical foundation that guides your decisions in life. You probably will always have a somewhat irreverent humorous side, but you stop yourself from ruthlessly teasing or debating with people about their deeply-felt values.}\n\n{assign(term7):Extroverted Thinking}\n{assign(xx7):Te}\n{assign(title7):The INFJ and ISFJ Personality Types – Trickster Extraverted Thinking (Te)}\n{assign(description7a):As an IxFJ, you need a lot of time to reflect and process information before responding to it. You either process your insights (INFJ) or experiences (ISFJs) before you come up with a plan of action. You are also deeply in touch with how the people around you are affected by things. Cautious and sensitive, you’re concerned about seeming “bossy” or controlling. You tend to choose life decisions based on how they will impact other people in a positive or negative way.}\n{assign(description7b):When you are trying to organize your environment for efficiency you can feel paralyzed because you’re too worried about how you will impact people emotionally. When other people step up and try to organize the environment or delegate to people you can feel like they’re being bossy, controlling, or manipulative.}\n{assign(description7c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description7d):-}\n{assign(description7e):-}\n{assign(description7f):When you accept Te as something valuable and worthwhile, you can form deeper and more meaningful relationships with people who value it (xxTJ personality types). You can make your environment more organized and efficient so that your goals can be more easily achieved. You make peace with delegating, organizing people, and being “in charge,” but you do so with humor, playfulness, and warmth.}\n\n{assign(term8):Introverted Thinking}\n{assign(xx8):Ti}\n{assign(title8):The ENFP and ESFP Personality Types – Trickster Introverted Thinking (Ti)}\n{assign(description8a):As an ExFP, you enjoy exploring ideas and experiences that align with your deeply-held values. When you make decisions you focus first on what’s right for you ethically (according to your personalized moral code) and what makes sense productively. Freedom, personal ethics. and efficient implementation matter a great deal to you.}\n{assign(description8b):Analyzing and categorizing impersonal data according to mapped-out logical principles can feel overwhelming to you.  While you enjoy learning new things and are driven by curiosity, you’re more interested in the implementation of those things than mapping out all the technical details of how they work, why they work, and whether they are logically consistent.}\n{assign(description8c):. . . *click the link to read more for this section*}\n{assign(description8d):-}\n{assign(description8e):-}\n{assign(description8f):When you accept Ti as something valuable and worthwhile, you can form deeper bonds with those who value it (xxTP personality types). You may at times create fine-tuned arguments to prove your points. In typical Trickster fashion, these arguments will be embellished with humor and playfulness. With the help of Trickster Ti you can give your action plans a firm, logically-consistent foundation.}\n\n\n{assign(ne):~{term1}~{xx1}~{title1}~{description1a}~{description1b}~{description1c}~{description1d}~{description1e}~{description1f}}\n\n{assign(ni):~{term2}~{xx2}~{title2}~{description2a}~{description2b}~{description2c}~{description2d}~{description2e}~{description2f}}\n\n{assign(se):~{term3}~{xx3}~{title3}~{description3a}~{description3b}~{description3c}~{description3d}~{description3e}~{description3f}}\n\n{assign(si):~{term4}~{xx4}~{title4}~{description4a}~{description4b}~{description4c}~{description4d}~{description4e}~{description4f}}\n\n{assign(fe):~{term5}~{xx5}~{title5}~{description5a}~{description5b}~{description5c}~{description5d}~{description5e}~{description5f}}\n\n{assign(fi):~{term6}~{xx6}~{title6}~{description6a}~{description6b}~{description6c}~{description6d}~{description6e}~{description6f}}\n\n{assign(te):~{term7}~{xx7}~{title7}~{description7a}~{description7b}~{description7c}~{description7d}~{description7e}~{description7f}}\n\n{assign(ti):~{term8}~{xx8}~{title8}~{description8a}~{description8b}~{description8c}~{description8d}~{description8e}~{description8f}}\n\n\n{embed(title):\n{all({args}!=ne|{args}!=ni|{args}!=se|{args}!=si|{args}!=fe|{args}!=fi|{args}!=te|{args}!=ti):MBTIs and their matching {command1} ({command2}) function}\n\n{any({args}==ne|{args}==fi|{args}==ti|{args}|{args}==ni|{args}==se|{args}==si|{args}==te|{args}==fe):{HomeTitle}}\n}\n\n\n{embed(description):\n{all({args}!=ne|{args}!=ni|{args}!=se|{args}!=si|{args}!=fe|{args}!=fi|{args}!=te|{args}!=ti):\n__MBTIs and their matching {command1} ({command2}) function__\n```ISxP ---> {command1} Ne\nESxJ ---> {command1} Ni\nINxP ---> {command1} Se\nENxJ ---> {command1} Si\n\nIxTJ ---> {command1} Fe\nExTP ---> {command1} Fi\nIxFJ ---> {command1} Te\nExFP ---> {command1} Ti```\n__To see a description MBTI types and their {command} function__:\n- Follow the command `?{command}` with\n`ne`, `ni`, `se`, `si`\n`te`, `ti`, `fe`, `fi`\n\n--> e.g. `?{command} ne`\n\n**Make sure the cognitive function is in lowercase**\nCommand Used\n`?{command} {args}`}\n\n\n{any({args}==ne|{args}==ni|{args}==se|{args}==si|{args}==fe|{args}==fi|{args}==te|{args}==ti):\n**{{args}(4):~}**\n\n__Your Preferred Way of Thinking__:\n{{args}(5):~}\n\n__The Trickster and You__:\n{{args}(6):~}\n\n{{args}(7):~}\n\n__The Positive Side of Trickster {{args}(3):~}__:\n{{args}(10):~}\n\nCommand Used\n`?{command} {args}`}\n}",
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