Post edited 9:12 pm – March 16, 2011 by JT_McGee
Title catchy enough? Okay, cool.
A couple weeks ago I was working on a post when I saw another Yakezie blog (can't remember who, sorry!) mention in passing the MBTI personality tests. It was at this very time I was working on my own post about my own tested personality type.
Today I revisited the topic, thinking about ways it could be more interesting. To make a long story short, I think it would be cool if we could get a number of Yakezie members to take this particular test (link below) and then write a post about it.
Now, this isn't some stupid color test, nor is it something you'd see in your email as "FW:FW:FW:FW:FW:FW:FW:FW: THIS IS SO COOL!" Granted, it's cool, but it's also pretty scientific. Having taken it, I can say my type is very much me, as are the results for my friends, who have all agreed that the tested result is, in fact, them. It's highly analytical, interesting, and fact-driven, so you don't have to go out of your personal comfort zone to write all about you, but instead let a test do the talking.
So anyway, would you be interested in participating in such a carnival? I think it would be cool for a number of reasons:
1. We can all explore who we are, and do so without ruining the anonymity of the anonobloggers
2. It would be cool to see how people are in the world without written word. Sure, I enjoy reading what you say about personal finance, but I want to know about you, because that's what makes blogs cool!
3. It would be cool to see if there are any trends in the type of people attracted to personal finance, business, money
4. Everyone has some kind of post that is more in-depth than their "about me" page
5. It's Yakezie exclusive, and promotional for everyone involved.
I would be more than willing to host, but if someone else would be interested (someone with a higher profile) that would be rad. Sam, would you consider maybe putting it on the Yakezie blog? I'd be more than happy to write and format the post, with each blogger posted under their respective personality types. (There are 16).
I don't know, maybe it's whacky, or maybe it'd be a really cool exploration of personalities. Would you participate? Interested?
The test (72 question, Yes or No) takes only about 10 minutes, where you'll get a result (four letters–I'm an INTJ, btw) that you can then Google and read all about. The link for the test is http://www.tinyurl.com/4ht