Thanks for your comment. It was great meeting you and Joe too. I'd share the backseat with you both anytime!
As for being more "J"--it's hard for a "P" to become totally "J" by an act of will, but you can choose to make selected areas of your life more "J."
To be more J, you use more tools. The world of calendars, day planners, and appointment schedulers is made for "P"s who want to be more J. It's just like doing an outline before you write a paper (something I'm sure you did in school). You pick an area you want to be more structured about, you think up a structure that would accomplish your goal (J's always have goals!) and then you implement it.
The problem is that while most "p"s are perfectly capable of doing the work, (and you especially, since you are an introverted P and introverts are good at understanding structures) they usually feel that it's too much of a chore.
So, it really comes down to your motivation. Think of an area where more organization would be helpful to you, and go for it!
Or not. Being "P" is a pretty good option, after all. Especially in San Francisco, the land of mellow.
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Re: Handsome do as handsome are
Date: 2006-02-07 03:48 am (UTC)Thanks for your comment. It was great meeting you and Joe too. I'd share the backseat with you both anytime!
As for being more "J"--it's hard for a "P" to become totally "J" by an act of will, but you can choose to make selected areas of your life more "J."
To be more J, you use more tools. The world of calendars, day planners, and appointment schedulers is made for "P"s who want to be more J. It's just like doing an outline before you write a paper (something I'm sure you did in school). You pick an area you want to be more structured about, you think up a structure that would accomplish your goal (J's always have goals!) and then you implement it.
The problem is that while most "p"s are perfectly capable of doing the work, (and you especially, since you are an introverted P and introverts are good at understanding structures) they usually feel that it's too much of a chore.
So, it really comes down to your motivation. Think of an area where more organization would be helpful to you, and go for it!
Or not. Being "P" is a pretty good option, after all. Especially in San Francisco, the land of mellow.
Hope all is well with you.