Darth Caedus?

Taking a big problem and solving it from the abstract down to the implementation details is just really fun. Starting at a young age, I sort of got really obsessed with programming so it snowballed, and now it's like breathing.

It's kind of odd, it doesn't hardly ever feel like a tourist area. The only time it gets really packed with tourists is Comic-Con. I live downtown right where they hold that, so it's pretty crazy during that week.

Mostly, I just enjoy the weather. Even if it's just sitting out on the balcony reading, having good weather almost every day all year is the main draw to living here. Also, people are active, so sports like soccer, basketball, mountain biking, and driving to go snowboarding. There's a good music scene too, so I end up going to a lot of clubs.

Not really an analytics guy. I have coworker/friends who are big on the business side of things and analytics, so I stick to what I know -- windows development and platform architecture/design. -- Is that your interest, Business Intelligence / Data Analytics?

It appears that a lot of people believe in their own perfection. And maybe they are. I just don't happen to be a perfect person so, need that reality check when going full bore at anything or anyone. It's too easy for ENTJs to...steam roll I guess.

Flip this around and say we push someone too hard. What if they're not emotionally ready or built for the stress level that they've attained, at the speed we expect them to attain our their goals?

Wish I could do this more consistently. Major struggle.

Well, I've always been introverted as a child->young adult so I feel like it's ingrained in me. In addition, I do find myself analyzing present situations drawing from the past as comparisons. But I guess one of the biggest reasons I say I instead of E is since I always tend to think carefully before I speak instead of bouncing ideas vocally like some Es..

I guess my communication diverges from a main point instead of converging to a main point, if that makes any sense.. It made sense when I heard it

Love the avatar. =)

No, I've never seen it. I just know about it. I might look it up online.

Thanks. Surviving, for the most part...

Well to be honest, ive benn a little up and down with drug taking up til recently, and i suspect it is linked - Gemstone - wise, we sell mostly sapphire, emerald, ruby and tanzanite respectively...

I am definately an introverted extrovert... I can be extremely loud and boisterous in the right environment, yet if i feel threatened or insecure (the first doesnt happen often) i can become quite introverted.
I sell/ manufacture jewellery for retail and online shops. Mainly engagement rings, gold and platinum, diamonds and the regular gemstones...
Ive never been to Arizona although it sounds like a cool place to visit. The furthest exhibition ive made it to is in Birmingham haha! Hopefully sometime i will make it to the overseas exhibitions. Definately alot to learn and many interesting people to meet!
Do you deal in jewellery?

Cheers mate! Howzit?

http://intjforum.com/showthread.php?t=11304

There are a lot of reasons, but the post above marks a turning point in recognizing I am an extrovert not an introvert. I'm definitely intuitive without a doubt, especially in my communication style and how I think compared to sensate people. I am naturally highly "judgmental", but grew up with a very educated INTJ father who toned it down a bit. My functions seem to align with Te, Ni, Se, Fi in accordance to my ontogeny. It's been a long process though. It's all very subjective though...

http://intjforum.com/showthread.php?p=637369#post637369

...but I have thought long and hard about my type.