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INTJ Humour
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Life Coach Yost posted a great piece on INTJ humour which was too good not to pass on. This post features the Intel commercial below which is funny in itself. What I enjoyed about Yost’s post, MBTI geek that I am, is the way Lauren, a self- disclosed INTJ talks about the video clip. There is nothing like hearing things first hand.
I did a workshop for an intact team that had a predominance of INTJ’s and they were very silent during the session. During a break one of the participants assured me that they were hilarious but that with my ENFP sensibilities I just might not “get it.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXZ1Qg-k3Xc
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Thanks Cyndi, I agree – just couldn’t resist
Hey, Thanks Sandy! I appreciate the shout out.