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So, I've already done some videos on the INFJ. I've already made some videos on how this acronym has, over time, become a general term to encapsulate a variety of universal human traits. Anyone feeling like they're sensitive, anyone feeling susceptible to the narcissistic and sociopathic manipulations of other people, anyone feeling like they're misunderstood are going to be identifying with this INFJ description. And so it's fairly easy to mistype yourself as an INFJ. It's fairly easy to even make a video pretending to be an INFJ and then get loads of people commenting saying, "Oh, I resonate so much with this because I'm an INFJ." No, you resonate with a lot of this because you're a human being. Human beings are sensitive, feeling types. There is no sensitive feeling type because every type is a sensitive, feeling individual, with the exception, as I've said in the previous video, of people with very rare mental disorders such as sociopathy and psychopathy.
But if the pendulum is swinging between two different extremes, and on one extreme you have this INFJ bubble of an increasingly large portion of the human race identifying under this acronym, which is simply becoming synonymous with introvert or HSP, well, on the other end of this pendulum you have the ENTP personality type. You have this type which is becoming increasingly less identified with, and type descriptions portraying, a fairly logical hard-ass, a kind of debater, a fairly scientifically predisposed individual. Well, just as a misunderstanding of the INFJ type has led to a disproportionately large amount of people identifying with it, the misunderstanding of the ENTP type has led to a disproportionately large amount of people not identifying with it. People who are actually ENTPs finding no resonance whatsoever with the ENTP type descriptions and the cognitive stack which they supposedly inhabit.
Because the reality is the manifestation of the ENTP, which is fairly disagreeable, which is somewhat of a logical hard-ass, which is somewhat rigid in their logical frameworks, is fairly rare. Usually this is a person who, due to their prior open nature, due to their prior social and humanitarian nature, opened up to people and got hurt. Had a lot of relationships, often romantic in nature, and got hurt along the way; they experienced emotional trauma and therefore they sort of developed a negative relationship with their Convergent Auxiliary: Extraverted Feeling, and therefore kind of became a little bit on the backfoot all the time, a little bit defensive, feeling pretty vulnerable and feeling, in the company of other people, that they need to place this wall up, that they need to hide behind logic, hide behind a superior framework, and hide behind being right. But this is not the default stack of the ENTP. This is not how the ENTP usually manifests in reality, and sure as hell isn't how a healthy ENTP is going to be conducting themselves in real life.
The ENTP in reality is an enormously empathetic personality type. It's a type which engages constantly with the Extraverted Intuitive-Extraverted Feeling landscape. This is a type who gazes plethorically at the vast intuitive landscape in their external world and absorbs the emotions of other people, monitors the emotions of the outside world, and actually takes responsibility for the emotions of other people. This is one of the few types who actually does this; this is one of the few types who views an emotional state of another person and views it as their responsibility to monitor and maintain. This is a type who's constantly predicting social outcomes, constantly monitoring the social situation, and constantly trying to manipulate it in a positive way, often in order to enhance the social experience of both themselves and the people who are in the social situation with them.
In terms of cognitive stack dynamics, the ENTP takes in social information from the world around them and they construct a social framework using their Introverted Sensing specificity within their divergent stack. They have an Introverted Thinking Authority, and this compels them to act in a frameworked manner. This compels them to be logical, and it makes them very stressed if someone else is not being logical in their eyes. But they still engage primarily with the outside world in a social manner and a manner that seeks social harmony. Oftentimes an ENTP, when they're growing up, you know, during, I don't know, ages of 1 to let's say 14, they'll generally be quite quiet; they'll be quite introverted. They're going to be taking in a lot of social information, feeling very strongly the social harmony of the world around them, and then gradually, over time, assimilating this social information in an Introverted Thinking-Introverted Sensing landscape. Over time this type will develop a framework for socializing. They'll take in social information, they'll reflect upon it, and then they will expunge their framework, and depending on the reactions that they get and depending on predictions that they make, they will then, in their own time, when they're recharging or what-have-you, reflect on those frameworks.
Oftentimes an ENTP, even into later adult life, even though they're often quite extraverted in the company of other people, they will identify as an introvert because this is a type who needs a lot of alone time in order to refine their frameworks. They need a lot of alone time in order to recharge from the intensity with which they engage the social situation. So it's little wonder that a lot of ENTPs are identifying with the INFJ stereotype because they're an intuitive feeling type. They're a type who feels the emotions of the outside world, engages and understands them on an intuitive level, and reflects upon them using Introverted Thinking. I mean this sounds like a lot of typical INFJ type descriptions, doesn't it? Well, the difference between the two is the ENTP is predisposed to take responsibility for the social situation whereas the INFJ is predisposed to evade social disharmony. These are two very different concepts, because whereas the INFJ's Extraverted Feeling is divergent, the Extraverted Feeling of the ENTP is convergent. Therefore, the ENTP actively engages with the intuitive social landscape whereas the INFJ observes and strays away from disharmony within the Extraverted Feeling-Extraverted Sensing landscape. Therefore, the ENTP is going to have a greater social predictive function than the INFJ. The INFJ can, over time, predict a long-term social outcome through their Introverted Intuitive-Introverted Thinking musings, but the ENTP will be actively predicting what someone's going to say next. They'll be actively predicting the social response elicited from their Introverted Thinking application.
And with all of this talk about, you know, social frameworks and predicting the responses of other people, it's fair enough if you take a fairly sociopathic interpretation of this personality, but in reality that couldn't be further from the case because they are responsible for the emotions of other people and they feel those emotions very deeply and they take that responsibility very seriously. This is why the type is very vulnerable because yes, they need to use social frameworks in order to engage with people; yes, that means they'll sometimes be hiding behind a mask, but the ENTP does all of this because they're invested in the social experience of themselves and everyone encompassed within this Extraverted Intuitive gaze. Therefore, this type is an empath; this type is very attuned to the emotions of other people. They feel the emotions of other people in the Extraverted Intuitive moment and they take responsibility for them. If the ENTP ever fails to create a positive social experience for themselves and others, they will feel very guilty and they will feel very incompetent because their utility is geared towards maximal social output. This is a people person; this is a people-driven individual. Any frameworks which the ENTP construct, any knowledge that they acquire, any niche that they decide to embark on acquiring an expertise over, they will be doing in order to enhance their social utility; they will be doing in order to enhance the social experience of themselves and the people who their gaze encompasses. Therefore, this is a humanistic type; therefore, this is an empath. Because while they are very logical, while they take their Introverted Thinking frameworks very seriously, and yes, while they can be a little bit cold in the way that they use masks to navigate the social world, they are doing this in order to maximize their social utility. They are doing this in order to enhance the emotions of other people, in order to take responsibility for the negative emotions of other people and convert them into happy emotions, if you like. The ENTP is very invested in the happiness of other people. If an ENTP's relationship fails, they feel incredibly confused and guilty. Yes, this can result in very defensive behavior; yes, this can result in the victim complex; yes, this can result in the ENTP not being able to handle their own vulnerability, not being able to handle their own guilt, and as such developing a narcissistic personality disorder (as is often the case in these situations). But this is just because they're human beings, and this exemplifies how much they prioritize the feelings of another person, how much they prioritize making a social exchange work to mutual benefit.
It's true that the ENTP can come off as a little bit rough around the edges. It's true that the ENTP can come off as quite intense, as attention-seeking even, but that's because they need the affirmation of other people in order to tell them they're doing a good job. They require the affirmation of other people because they take responsibility for the emotions that is driving that affirmation in the first place. Therefore, this affirmation is what the ENTP requires in order to reassure themselves that their social output is good, that their social output is beneficial, that their social utility is what it needs to be at, because this is a social type; this is a very humanistic type, and this type prioritizes the emotions of other people. Just as with any type, the ENTP has a capacity for self-delusion and over-identifying with their Divergent Auxiliary function. A lot of INFJs will identify as Extraverted Feeling convergent types, as people who are charismatic, as people who are actively affecting the social situation, as people who are incredibly empathic and not theoretical in the slightest bit because they're over-identifying with their Authority function, which is a very easy thing to do. And conversely, the ENTP can do exactly the same thing with their Introverted Thinking. They can be social butterflies; they can be incredibly responsible for the emotions of other people, but behind the scenes they'll be telling themselves, "Oh, I'm logical hard-ass," "Oh, I'm super logical, oh, I think there's a side of me which is psychopathic, you know, yeah," and often in these cases it's because the type is acutely aware and extremely insecure about their vulnerabilities. Just as the INFJ in the former example would be insecure about their more intellectual nature, they sort of don't want to take responsibility for their theoretical frameworks, just as the ENTP would resent themselves naturally taking responsibility for the feelings of other people.
So yes, it's perfectly common for an ENTP to be giving a false type description, for an ENTP to be giving a false impression of what it's like to be them because they're in denial of their social nature. But in reality, as soon as they're in the company of other people, or even if they're in front of a camera acting out for YouTube or whatever, you can just see how invested they are in the emotional output that they're giving off in the experience, the social experience of the viewer. And this is why the ENTP often excels in this YouTube environment because as soon as they're in front of the camera, they're just doing the whole social framework thing that they've been accumulating throughout their entire life, that they've been refining throughout the years of their life. So the ENTP YouTuber, they sit down in front of the camera, and then they employ their Ti-Si frameworks to fire components; their components come into their mind and they fire them off while instantly gauging the responses of the audience. They're constantly monitoring themselves in a very Fe kind of way, while having the dominant Ne spontaneity; they're very charismatic; they just have all this energy; they're just coming off bam-bam-bam; they're probably making jokes. I mean, ENTPs in my experience are the most witty naturally out of any of the 16 types because they're firing off these little components, these little bite-sized chunks of this Introverted Thinking-Introverted Sensing internal landscape, while all the while having this kind of relational Extraverted Intuitive-Extraverted Feeling response to it all, the while sort of gauging and simultaneously placing themselves in their audience's position. This is a very empathetic type after all. Therefore, this is a type which is probably the most naturally acclimatized to this kind of digitalized social environment.
So there are in fact two ways in which the ENTP can be empathetic, one of which I've just been covering in the minutes so far into this video. It's where the ENTP takes in social information from the world around them and they employ their pre-cogitations within their Introverted Thinking framework in order to fire off components into the social atmosphere, gauge response of people, and then adjust what components they're going to be firing off and gradually acclimatize to the relationship. Therefore, the ENTP will be acting slightly different around everyone depending on what components they can use in any one given social context, but generally they'll still be employing the same social framework; they'll just be showing a different side of it. So yes, they will have different masks, but generally those masks will still be fairly congruent to the overall social identity they have constructed. And in some ways it makes the ENTP a bit of a walking contradiction because they're so emotional, they're so vulnerable, and they're so attached to other people; they're so invested in forming a positive social experience with the person they're speaking to or the group that they're representing, etc. And yet simultaneously the ENTP is incredibly private. Don't forget that the emotions of the ENTP are convergent and therefore they have a more private nature because they are under possession; they're not coming out; they're under control. The ENTP is very conscious about the social harmony of any given situation and therefore they don't really want to be bringing in their insecurities; they don't want to be giving people their problems; they don't really want to be sharing what they're going through with other people because they're invested in the other person's experience. This is a very empathic trait. The fact that the ENTP is private, the fact that they are somewhat robotic sometimes, and the fact that they employ masks in order to interact with different people does not mean this type is sociopathic in any way, shape, or form, because the reason they do these things in the first place is because they don't want to ruin the other person's social experience. It's because they are incredibly invested in the other person's social experience. But people can misinterpret this; they can see the ENTP not being entirely authentic; they can see the ENTP being a little bit robotic, and they can be resentful of the fact that the ENTP isn't sharing their vulnerabilities with the other person, and therefore they can form a bad impression of the ENTP. They can jump to conclusions; they can jump to conclusions that because the ENTP isn't showing their vulnerabilities that they feel they're better than the other person. They can jump to the conclusion that because the ENTP isn't really showing their true selves that they lack integrity, that they're not authentic, that they're attention-seeking, that they're superficial - when in reality this isn't the case at all. The ENTP has an alarming amount of integrity; it's just they're very vulnerable and they're very private and they don't want to ruin the social experience of the other person.
So the ENTP isn't this like hardcore scientific type; the ENTP isn't this sociopath with a barely activated tertiary Extraverted Feeling function, but rather they're a very humanistic type who will only ever manifest anything close to a sociopathic persona when they've been hurt, when they've went through life trauma, and when they're innately social nature has led them to accrue various wounds along the way. So the second manifestation of empathy in the ENTP is a little bit rarer. This is because the type is usually so engaged with things outside of themselves that they tend not to develop a particularly conscious Introverted Intuition. This is because the type is so often engaged with the external social world that they tend not to develop an Introverted Intuitive consciousness, and as such, they don't develop an internal lens with which to gaze into their Introverted Feeling. As such, you often have a type who's fairly out of touch with who they are, a type who oversimplifies the formula for happiness because they don't really want to pay attention to how things are affecting them. They usually pay a lot of attention to how things are affecting other people, but at the price of an awareness of who they are, an awareness of how things are affecting them on an emotional level. And this is another reason why the ENTP can be predisposed to accumulate more wounds than the average human being. Often times the ENTP will have a fairly simplistic formula for their own happiness; often times the ENTP will just have this kind of - I'm going to repeat my introverted frameworks ad nauseam and just assume that's going to make me happy. I'm not going to take that much of an active responsibility for my happiness; I'm just gonna hope that my repetition of these frameworks I've constructed is going to acquire enough social affirmation to distract from, and even make up for, my lack of dialogue with my Introverted Feeling.
But when an ENTP does activate their Introverted Intuition, when they do bring it to a certain level of consciousness, they also bring to consciousness their Introverted Feeling. This is when the type activates their highly capable Introverted Intuitive-Introverted Feeling relational capacity. This is when the type can imagine what another person's going through, and relate to it and feel the emotions of the other person. It's when the type can take responsibility for the emotions of another person outside the Extraverted Intuitive context. It's when they can internalize their feelings and relate those feelings to another person, relate the situation of another person to their own feelings. If an ENTP takes a mature approach to the various trauma that they might encounter throughout their lives, if they take a mature approach to holistic self-development, and if they take responsibility for themselves and rely less on the affirmation of other people for their own happiness, the ENTP can learn to tap in to this internal landscape, not only project a future version of themselves but also acquire a more holistic understanding of what makes them happy. When they do this, they can simultaneously construct a deeper understanding of what makes other people happy as well, and therefore this will synergistically affect and enhance their own social utility. As such, we have a type who's not only incredibly in touch with the social needs of any given Extraverted Intuitive situation, but also we have someone who can internalize this landscape in order to relate to people outside of the context. We have someone who has a more plethoric view of themselves, a more self-transformative attitude, and then they can enhance the self-transformation of other people as well.
So let's revisit this pendulum analogy that we introduced at the start of the video. So on one side we have the INFJ, and then on the other far lonelier side we have the ENTP. So the INFJ takes in social information and tries to rationalize it; they are conflict evasive; they generally seek to understand how humanity works on a deeper level; they are very philanthropic; they are very spiritually inclined; they seek to form a holistic understanding of life and the way it moves. They're sages; they are shamans, if you like; they are people who take in social information and then, to help other people, they expunge that social information after they themselves have come to terms with it. The INFJ isn't the type who employs their social framework and often isn't a type who takes that much of an active responsibility for the needs of the other person in the social moment. Generally the INFJ would prefer to take in the social information, reflect on it, and then give the person an answer to help them. Generally the INFJ is a counselor, a teacher; they take in social information and they reflect upon it and then they give the person the information they've reflected upon in a way that they will communicate in such a manner as to be congruent to the person's identity. The INFJ is an excellent communicator of things which may otherwise be controversial, and therefore they have a capacity to give another person, to impart unto another person a new perspective that may help the other person in their life journey. The INFJ is very invested in the self-transformation of other people.
Now let's go to the dark side of the pendulum whereby the ENTP exists in relative solitude. The ENTP is someone who is living in the social moment; they are often incredibly attuned to the social situation; they are a type who is essentially bouncing off other people while simultaneously taking responsibility for those people's emotions. This is a type who predicts the needs of the social situation and employs a social framework, or components of that social framework, in order to enhance the social situation and to benefit the social experience of both themselves and others. The ENTP is far less philosophically inclined than the INFJ; the ENTP is more inclined towards the social moment whereas the INFJ is more inclined towards the far future of the grand social scope of humanity. The ENTP confines themselves, on the other hand, to a much smaller circle of interaction. Both types like to switch between different roles, and often they have great relationships because they have a lot of overlap in their cognitive stacks. But the INFJ is
Far more kind of contemplative whereas the ENTP is someone who's much more intuitive in their social relations. The ENTP is often someone who has a lot more social energy; they tend to be a bit more intense in social situations. The ENTP will always have a completely different kind of charisma to the INFJ.
The INFJ's charisma is very gentle. The INFJ's charisma, even when they're getting excited, it still has a kind of contemplative kind of streak to it. It's often a charisma which is born of kind of knowing, and the person will feel at peace in the INFJ's presence. Because if that INFJ ever does acquire any kind of charisma, it's going to be in a more kind of passive charisma; it's going to be a charisma which is very calm, like an ocean if you like. It's a charisma that makes another person feel at ease in the INFJ's company. The INFJ is a very peaceful person because they have a divergent Extraverted Feeling Authority. This compels the INFJ to evade conflict and to make sure the social situation is fairly harmonious. Even when the INFJ is communicating controversial opinions, they'll often do so in a very kind of soft-spoken kind of way.
The ENTP, on the other hand, is very different. The ENTP's charisma is much more bombastic. The ENTP tends to add to the energy of the room rather than just calm it. The ENTP sort of gives off all kinds of positive vibes constantly. The ENTP's social framework is constructed to give other people not only a harmonious social experience but also an enjoyable and novel social experience. The ENTP will be making jokes; the ENTP will be referencing memes; the ENTP will more actively be ensuring the situation is entertaining. The ENTP inhabits a far more entertainer-style charisma than the INFJ does. The ENTP is often a little easier to relate to on a basic level as well, because they've employed a social framework that makes them accessible to people. Oftentimes, because of the Extraverted Intuitive nature of it, the framework is a little bit superficial; it's a little bit surface layer, but as a surface layer, it's a membrane that everyone can relate to.
And while I am talking in binary extremes, and no type will ever be the same, and there will always be some kind of overlap between any two types, generally speaking, the INFJ's charisma, if they even have it in the first place, is gonna be very calm; it's gonna be very tranquil. While the charisma with an ENTP is gonna be more energetic; they're gonna be more spontaneous. And even if they're a fairly calm person naturally, if they're in a novel social situation, if they're talking to someone new, they're gonna have a much higher energy level. And obviously, this is relative to levels of confidence. So therefore, a confident INFJ is still gonna be more bombastic than a non-confident ENTP. So that means there are factors outside of personality type that make for difficulties in typing someone based upon the social behaviors they exhibit, because a lot of social behavior is relative to factors outside of cognitive type. But again, generally speaking, the INFJ is going to be calm and contemplative whereas the ENTP is going to be spontaneous; is gonna be more positivistic; they're gonna be trying to achieve a positive outcome; and they're going to be taking responsibility for another person's social experience.
If we were going to take a relationship analogy, the INFJ in a relationship is going to be very harmonious; they're not going to be treading on anyone's toes; they're gonna need a lot of alone time, but generally they're going to be checking up to make sure their alone time is okay with the other person. The INFJ in a relationship is going to be an incredibly good listener; they'll want to talk about the problems of the other person; they're going to be asking their partner how their day has been; they're going to be asking their partner if there's anything they want to talk about, but not in a way whereby they say "you're feeling bad, let's go do this fun activity," but rather the INFJ says, "you're feeling bad, what's the underlying issue?" I'm going to take in this information; I'm going to consolidate it within my Introverted Thinking-Introverted Intuitive landscape; and then I'm going to give you an answer; I'm going to give you a solution; I'm going to help you get through this problem by imparting theory, by imparting words of wisdom if you like. So the INFJ partner is going to be quite tranquil by nature; they're gonna be very attentive to the needs of their partner, but generally they're just going to be listening; they're just going to be imparting words of advice; they're going to take a far more passive role in a relationship in comparison to the ENTP.
The ENTP in a relationship is quite the reverse, in fact. The ENTP takes active responsibility for the emotions of the other person; they will listen if they have to, but they tend not to have that much patience by comparison, and they tend not to reflect upon social information in the same kind of holistic manner as the INFJ. Because don't forget the lens to which their Introverted Thinking codec is attached is Introverted Sensing; therefore, they have a much more specific and less holistic overview of objective information. Generally, the ENTP partner is going to be providing distractions; the ENTP partner is going to be someone who wants to remove the negative emotional stimuli in the immediate Extraverted Intuitive moment; therefore, they're going to be more concerned with helping the person get through this current emotional problem than actually fixing the underlying issue behind it. It's not the fact that ENTPs won't do that, but they're more inclined towards fixing the immediate emotions and then fixing the underlying problem, which is the reverse order of the INFJ. The INFJ wants to fix the issue underlying the emotional problem, and then they'll try and make the person feel better after that. So yeah, very similar but two different sequences.
The ENTP partner, even if they're quite introverted, is still going to be someone who prioritizes an experience, a shared experience. The INFJ, on the other hand, is completely different; we tend not to (even the most extraverted of INFJs) tend not to place a great emphasis on shared experiences, on kind of sensory indulgences, on any kind of activity generally. The INFJ partner is going to be someone who places a greater emphasis on just one-on-one conversations, coffee chats, you know, nice river walks, country walks, etc. While the ENTP is going to gravitate more towards, "let's go to this little art place, let's go to a concert, let's go do this, let's go have fun; I'm gonna like fit 5 different activities into our day," etc. However, a great deal of overlap between these two types is their need for alone time. And then again, this is the reason why the ENTP often associates as more of an introvert than they do an extravert, because when they're alone, they really just want to be left alone in order to sort of acquire new skill sets, to work on what they're interested in, and to sort of just indulge their hobbies. Because ENTPs often love to have hobbies.
Oftentimes, the ENTP thinks that they need more alone time than they do, because their alone time is a stark contrast to their ordinary social time. Let's say they spent 80% of time around people; they're quite bombastic, bouncing ideas, blah blah blah; they'll feel pretty drained after that, I mean who wouldn't? And then they retreat into their own abode and they do their own thing. Because they're not around other people, time seems to pass slowly because they're just interacting with themselves. And often, because they have an unconscious Introverted Feeling anyway, time just moves a lot slower when they're doing their own thing, whereas when they're around other people employing their social frameworks, time just passes like that. Generally, the ENTP will feel like time is passing a lot slower when they're by themselves, but in reality, the type still needs a lot less alone time than the INFJ does.
The INFJ, let's just say they spend about 30% of the time around other people; they'll need that other 70% to just really do their own thing; they'll just be alone for the sake of being alone. It's not to be alone in order to engage their hobby; it's not being alone in order to learn new stuff; it's not even being alone in order to reflect on social experience; they're just alone. Often an INFJ will often feel most at peace when they're by themselves; they'll feel most in touch with who they are; they'll feel life is at its truest nature when they are solitary. Half the time when the INFJ is alone, they won't even be doing anything; they'll just be, I don't know, doing generic human activities; they'll be eating, you know, they'll be drinking; they'll be just watching a movie; they'll be playing a game. I mean INFJs and ENTPs both love video games, but the video games of the INTP* tend to be more philosophical *INFJ* while the ENTP's are more action-based, but that's a complete tangent. I mean maybe I'll make a video on that one day, who knows, anyway. But generally, while both types are very empathic and as such social situations are very intense, the empathy of the INFJ requires a lot more reflection time than the empathy of the ENTP, which is much more momentary, transient, and seeking to fix the immediate social situation. Both types are very empathic, but the INFJ's empathy is more detached and more kind of, how would I say this, sympathetic than it is empathetic outside of the moment, because they are rationalizing the data and then seeking to fix it so they don't feel uncomfortable again. Whereas the ENTP, they just see the social situation now, they fix it then and there, and then they further enhance their social framework in order to enhance the efficiency with which they can address those social problems.
It would be complete nonsense to say that the ENTP lives in the present tense, but that they do live in a comparably more present tense-oriented kind of spans of time than the INFJ, who's always looking towards a distant future. The ENTP, on the other hand, will have a more vague sense of where they want to be in the future, but they'll more clearly see the steps they must take. Similar with social situations, the INFJ will have like an ideal relationship, and they won't really know what the steps are in order to actually make that function, whereas the ENTP won't really know what the ideal relationship is necessarily, but they'll have a clear, concise, and frameworked series of steps to undertake in order to ensure something matches with their own particular style of socializing, in order to ensure that social glitch in this moment won't happen again, in order to ensure that the person understands how the ENTP operates.
So as usual, thank you so much for watching that; I really hope it was informative. If you have any of your own ENTP stories down below, let me hear it in the comments; I'd absolutely love to know what signs you look for in deducing whether or not someone's an ENTP. Do you have any experience with the ENTP empath, or are the ENTPs in your life (or the people you suspect are ENTPs) more kind of along the lines of the traditional ENTP archetype with this kind of debater, hard-ass kind of individual? How many INFJs do you know that are actually ENTPs, and how many ENTPs do you know that are actually INFJs? I'd absolutely love to know your thoughts in the comments; let me know. As usual, leave a like on the video; it really does help the channel grow and develop and reach new audiences. And be sure to hit that subscribe button below to stay notified of future content. I upload a new video every single week, so I'll be back same place, same time, next week – take care.