A form of human interest such as consulting is a great career choice. Knowing that INFJ types are more about a human relationship rather than a technology-based personality, I could understand why I chose the field of drug and alcohol counseling for my career. This will allow me to dig deeper into the human aspect of life with the ability to understand a person's spirit. Even though I may be very complex or confusing to some, I really like the traits I have in me. Yes, I am misunderstood from time to time and that's fine with me. I love human interaction and the understanding that so few understand beyond rhyme or reason. I find my relationships with other people to be much more indebted than most people. My circle may be small but they are genuine and I really like this about my double edged sword of knowing the intentions of good versus evil. Even though my personality has flaws, for example when I am under stress I can create pain and discomfort and sometimes find myself in a game of tug of war with my personality. I feel like I find myself truly unique and I wouldn't want it any other way. I think the Briggs personality test highlights so much within me that I couldn't find one thing I could disagree with. I'm an IFNJ with no