INTUITION

Personality Grouping: Elite​

A rarity in the general population: Only 2 in 10

iNtuitive types are people who pay attention to their iNtuition and instinct, and are good at finding connections between seemingly random facts. They are often abstract and theoretical, and may worry more about the future than the present.

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What is an iNtuitive/Sensory 16 personality Preference?

Sensing and iNtuition are two different ways of taking in and defining information:

• Sensing Focuses on the present and practical aspects of the world, paying attention to details and current realities. For example, a sensing person might notice the details of a room, like the flowers and their smell, or where they are in relation to the path they are taking.

• iNtuition Focuses on abstract concepts, patterns, and future possibilities. For example, an iNtuitive person might pick up on a weird tension in a room, or anticipate the direction or ending of someone's story.
   

Here are some other differences between sensing and iNtuition:

• Learning
  Sensing learners tend to like learning facts, while iNtuitive learners often prefer discovering possibilities and relationships.

• Problem-solving
  Sensors often like solving problems by well-established methods, while iNtuitors like innovation.

• Decision-making
  iNtuition is a powerful form of pattern recognition, but it can lead to bias and incomplete thinking if not managed well
   

Proprietary Research

Only two out of ten test participants, or approximately 20%, have an iNtuitive personality result. This is a unique personality type, and iNtuitive individuals are frequently visionaries that propel the human race ahead. We are a market research organization with over a decade of experience dealing with Fortune 500 CEOs, and we've discovered that they all use iNtuition when confronted with extreme profitability and market control issues.

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The 4 Hyper-iNtuitive Types (perceiving with Ni/Ne Dominance) are:

INTJ

ENFP

ENTP

INFJ​​
 

The 4 iNtuitive Types (judging with Te/Ti/Fe/Fi Dominance) are:

INTP

ENFJ

ENTJ

INFP

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Here are some personality types that include iNtuitive traits: 

• People with this personality type are good at abstract thinking and prefer to focus on possibilities rather than details. 

• People with this personality type are future-focused and trust their instincts. They are forward-thinking and not afraid of change. 

• People with this personality type have "socializing" as their least developed cognitive function. 

• People with this personality type are ideal for entrepreneurial thinking. 

• People with this personality type are natural leaders who value and trust their iNtuition. 

• People with this personality type have "conflict resolution" as their inferior cognitive function. 

• People with this personality type are detail-oriented and compare new information with what they already know to make predictions.
   

Celebrities who practice this type in real life can be viewed as conceptualizing or developing outside-the-box solutions that are frequently brilliant and ground-breaking. From a science perspective, it's possible that they were using their heart-led information processing, which is frequently incomprehensible to the general public.

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IRL (potential):

Marie Curie, Einstein, Gandhi, Elon Musk, Barack Obama, Steve Jobs, Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Christopher Nolan, Isaac Newton, and others may have demonstrated this personality trait.

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You're the final judge of your Best Fit personality type. The types are divided into groups to demonstrate the validity and existence of healthy differences between individuals who prefer different ways of viewing the world.

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Celebrity typing is frequently speculative, and we have employed extreme usage of their major cognitive function as a criterion to identify celebrities who best fit the types. An iNtuitive person would claim, for example, that he will try to figure out how to launch smarter rockets, but Elon Musk has shown that he is a master of dominating introverted iNtuition by coming up with concepts that are unattainable like reusing rockets that have already been launched.