What if an INTJ stops planning and setting goals?

No, an INTJ won’t stop being an INTJ because he stops planning and setting goals. Planning and setting goals is not what makes an INTJ an INTJ. An INTP can be extremely motivated, great at planning with lots of goals while still being an INTP. read more

After finishing achieving a goal, one often realizes it could have been done better. The knowledge and skill that has been acquired can only help to get another step closer to perfection. Thus, my main goal in life is to constantly improve, to learn, and to strive for a perfection that will never come. read more

INTJ is one of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types. Short for introversion, intuition, thinking and judgment, INTJ describes analytical, logical, creative individuals with focused attitudes and a desire to learn new things. read more