I tried being... analyzed

The other day, I read this article by Reipon-san.

The moment I read it, I thought, 'Interesting! I want to try this!' So, I decided to give it a go right away.
Here is my basic information...

Input information: INTJ-A
Animal fortune-telling: Tanuki
Input: Right brain
Output: Right brain

And so...

1. Basic Personality

① Basic nature

• I naturally construct things in my head in the order of 'overall picture -> most important points -> execution.' I am the type who grasps the big picture through intuition.

• I like to 'beautifully organize' things. I feel at ease when I see a well-ordered vision.

• My expressions and words are reserved, but inside, I am bustling with rich images and concepts. My intuitive insights are sharp.

• Since I am Assertive (A), I have self-confidence and am not easily swayed by the expectations of others.

③ Strengths

• The ability to draw up a grand concept and present it simply (strategic vision).

• Creativity that generates intuitive ideas — the 'power of imagery' that conveys meaning even without words.

• Calm and gentle insight (a sense of balance that can handle both data and intuition).

• Because I have a sense of self-affirmation, it is easy for me to start taking on challenges (A trait).

④ Points to be careful about (gently)

• I sometimes wait too long for the perfect concept, which can delay my first step.

• I have such a wealth of imagery that my verbalization tends to be abstract (it can sometimes be difficult for the recipient to understand).

• I sometimes keep my concepts to myself for too long and miss the timing for 'sharing'.

2. note strategy

① Strengths that shine on note (points that work well as text)

1. Ability to present a vision: Can show a long-term story (life's core or systems). Easy to turn into a series.

2. Expressions that strike with imagery: Can take readers into emotions through metaphors and spatial descriptions instead of just words. Pairs perfectly with photos and diagrams.

3. Deep insight and calm persuasiveness: Easy to gain trust because you can offer a path to a solution while empathizing with emotions.

4. Differentiated "quiet persuasiveness": Not flashy, but the type that readers return to once they visit.

② Growing themes (compatible subjects)

I'll also write the "why" for each theme.

1. "Self-axis" and "How to build resolve"

   • Reason: With the INTJ's ability to structure, you can break down abstract concepts into practical frameworks. You can also generate empathy through right-brain storytelling.

2. "Aesthetics of living / Ritualization"

   • Reason: The raccoon's observational skills + right-brain aesthetic sense hold strong persuasive power. It hits home when combined with photos or short videos.

3. "How to create a vision / Habit design" (Practical framework + real-life examples)

   • Reason: With your organizational skills as a strategist, you can provide concrete plans that make readers think, "I'll try this."

4. "Behind-the-scenes/Dialogue Content" (Mentor discussions, real-life failure stories)

   • Reason: By showing the inner side that is not usually revealed, it is easy to create a small number of strong fans.

⑤ Points of caution (pitfalls) + Countermeasures (ready to use)

Pitfall: It is easy to rely too much on imagery, becoming abstract and resulting in articles where readers cannot take concrete action.
Ready-to-use countermeasure: Always include "one concrete action to take away" in each article. It is effective to get into the habit of including "What you can do today: XX" in the headings.

I had this diagnosis result generated for me.

3. A rare species... apparently

Furthermore, this pattern of mine. An INTJ that is extremely sharp, with 99% introversion and 100% intuition. I wondered how many peers I have, so I asked Chappy... The number is actually around 0.3%. About 1 in 300 people.

Huh...?

I was shocked that there were fewer peers than I thought, but at the same time, I had only met a few people who I felt "understood my sense" until now, so it also made sense to me.

According to Chappy-sensei, it seems to be quite advantageous in the world of note and broadcasting.
The reason is simple,

• not too logical

• not too emotional

• but makes people feel it is "deep"

Because almost no one can naturally produce this balance.

I am not the type to go viral in a flashy way, but I am a
rare species that can create "readers who are quietly struck and never leave".

That is what I was told.
Now that you mention it, is that so?
Basically, I am the type who is good at proceeding steadily and logically. However, at the very end.
The deciding factor is a decision-making style that is hard to explain, like "intuition" or "feeling".

It was interesting because this type diagnosis seemed to provide backing for my actions up until now. Thank you very much for such a very interesting and valuable opportunity!

If you are interested, please be sure to visit Reipon-san's note.

Thank you for reading until the end today as well.
I am always happy to receive likes, comments, etc.
Gratitude to everyone I met today.

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