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Colm OReilly · 11-29-2006, 11:50 AM

Hey,

A spin off from Christian's thread, ActingLikeGodot mentioned that a certain type (INTJ) was characterised by confidence in themselves.

Since I do a lot of work on confidence this is interesting to me, so I'd like to discuss it here. I just took a test on humanmetrics.com and I'm ENFJ (100,38,39,1) and I'm confident.

I guess what I'm asking is one temperment inherently more confident than another? Confidence here would be defined as confidence in yourself across a range of situations, not just those in which you're highly competent.

I've heard of a simpler temperment scale called King Warrior Lover Magician, which is based of Jungian psychology, so this scale is new to me.

All input welcome, support your answers with reference to the course text,
Colm

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Colm OReilly Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 136	Temperments and Confidence Hey, A spin off from Christian's thread, ActingLikeGodot mentioned that a certain type (INTJ) was characterised by confidence in themselves. Since I do a lot of work on confidence this is interesting to me, so I'd like to discuss it here. I just took a test on humanmetrics.com and I'm ENFJ (100,38,39,1) and I'm confident. I guess what I'm asking is one temperment inherently more confident than another? Confidence here would be defined as confidence in yourself across a range of situations, not just those in which you're highly competent. I've heard of a simpler temperment scale called King Warrior Lover Magician, which is based of Jungian psychology, so this scale is new to me. All input welcome, support your answers with reference to the course text, Colm __________________ The quickest and easiest way to succeed is to avoid the quick and easy thing to do. www.colmoreilly.com - True, Lasting, Inner Confidence www.superiorlifestyles.ie - One on One Coaching for Social Confidence