Guys, this isn't Myers-Briggs.
Guys, this isn't Myers-Briggs.
I always interrupt the things I'm doing in order to do completely different things. If you aren't like me then you're just a weird person and I don't want anything to do with you. True fact.
Do you sometimes cancel plans too, like the bad examples of Bardia, cracka, etc?Originally Posted by Galen
Unless I, actually, planned something already knowing it will benefit me in some way or another, I don't sway off the course, saying I'm busy.
As to the spontaneous part, I am spontaneous, I take risks, but what I've said above still stands.
I have broken every plan I have ever made.Do you sometimes cancel plans too, like the bad examples of Bardia, cracka, etc?
Irrespective of Judging/Perceiving, the disadvantage of being spontaneous is being unable to pack a series of activities efficiently into a span of time. Spontaneity naturally results in task switching at less-than-optimal times, which causes wastage. In that particular distinction, I'm more the spontaneous sort most of the time IRL, though I tend to play computer games in an inflexible, high-efficiency manner.
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