Myself
2020-07
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Cycle of Imposter Syndrome
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Tendency to want to be rational
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I feel like there is a fundamental Japanese value underlying it
- Not wanting to stand out, for example
- Conflict between the desire to quietly live as an ordinary person and the desire not to be an ordinary person?
- I feel like the above is just superficial
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Services for C reveal (more than those for B) one’s personality and thoughts
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People who have no problems with communication don’t need to create services for C. They create services for C because they are shy or have some kind of issue.
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It might be interesting to think about my personality from kineto or something
- Including the process
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When talking about Tips for Living, I originally thought it was the correct answer for all humanity, but I realized it might be my own personality because it’s optimized for myself.
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What I am seeking in life is also difficult to recognize as my own personality because I don’t compare myself with others much, but it seems to exist
- Some people seek “money, fame, status,” but it doesn’t seem like that’s what I’m after
- (The person who said the above actually seemed to set “money, fame, status” as an evaluation axis as a game and connect it to happiness, which I thought was interesting.)
- I think I want to pursue the emotion of “interesting”
- interesting?
- I want to explore and expand the world
- The Mist of the World feels like a “game” that embodies my “way of living,” so maybe that’s why I got hooked on it
- Some people seek “money, fame, status,” but it doesn’t seem like that’s what I’m after
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I thought this was great
- It articulates well the form in which I want to be
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INTP-T (16 Personalities)
- Well, I don’t want to become a stereotypical scientist, I want to value Valuing Emotions
Mother’s words
- Since I was little, I didn’t really insist on hating something
- Optimistic (meaning not thinking of difficult things as difficult)