Meyers-Briggs Personality Test (MBTI)

During the voyage of self-exploration, people ask question themselves “who I am and what I want.” Unfortunately, not everyone reaches his answers and recognizes “this is me and this is what I want.” Knowing yourself is challenging, yet, if people become aware of themselves, they can live fulfilling lives. Through Color, EQ test, political and gender bread Meyers-Briggs Personality Test and MBTI test, I started to analyze my personality. Using these four assessments, I identified my personality, strengths and weaknesses, which are significantly important for knowing “the true myself.” First of all, I found the constant pattern of my personality that is I am passionate about personal growth. Since I always seek to improve myself, the test results …show more content…
I am aware of that having self-confident is crucial to display my abilities. Yet, when I feel exhausted, I feel insecure in all situations. In EQ assessment, although I received higher scores, what I lack most was self-confidence. In the MBTI Personality Type Test, although my personality, which is ENTJ is having self-confidence, again, I do not think I have self-confidence. I analyze this problem is to being a perfectionist, which is shown in color test result. Getting B has been death sentence for me since in order to transfer my dream university, I need to maintain higher GPA. For this reason, when I did not do well on the exams, I always blame myself, which eventually derived of my self-confidence. Yet, if I am persistently obsessed with perfection, I will just destroy my self-esteem, which eventually causes depression. Being caught in a vicious circle, I cannot develop self-confidence. Thus, I decided to keep a note, in which I will write down positive things each day. Moreover, I will not blame myself for not getting perfect score and be proud of myself. By doing so, I believe that I can build self-confidence that I surely need for my future academic