Out of all of the MBTI types, which does well in school?

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Fifik's Digest Top Stories For You Out of all of the MBTI types, which does well in school? Holly Hayes, lives in Ottawa, ON (2016-present) • Updated September 27, 2019 ESTJ - Business ISTJ - History ESTP - PE / Sports ISTP - Woodworking... Read More » 179.8K 711 25 I got an invitation to a high school reunion where I was bullied. I am successful in my career. I want the satisfaction that I'm doing better than my bullies, but I don't want to demean myself on that level. Should I go? Colin Riegels, admitted as a lawyer in five countries • Answered November 27, 2020 I have never been to one of my own school reunions, but I went to one of my wife's once. It was deeply depressing how many of the people there were just desperately seeking... Read More » 552.8K 2.8K 41 What's a tell-tale sign you're in front of a very intelligent person? Emma J Plumb, Plus Size Style Consultant (1990-present) • Answered October 20, 2020 I have closely known three super-intelligent people in my life (by this I mean tested IQs above or in the high 160s). One guy was extremely social, funny, lively and convers... Read More » 290.0K 1.1K 37 Why are INFPs not respected enough and always underestimated? Terry Lynn, INFP for 45 years • Updated August 29 People are often known by their actions. INFP's are often behind the scenes helpers or artists. Someone would have to be paying close attention to see the overall effects o... Read More » 14.3K 143 22 How do I say "yay" in Japanese? I currently only know Romaji. Martin Schneider, 20 years of intermittent Japanese learning. • Answered August 10 If you are hoping for a single Japanese word that is as universal as "yay" is in English, then we'll have to disappoint you. I mean, you can follow Mitsuaki Kimuras perfectl... Read More » 41.4K 72 1 Read More in Your Feed

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