Myers-Briggs Types and Chess

hmm sorry, dont know why it double posted.

SDI sounds quite interesting.  Thanks for the heads up.  Time to dig into it.

I overdosed on MBTI (and chess too) years ago.  :-)

I believe that I am an INTP-T 5w6. Because of my Ti/Ne, I can't pick just one opening to study - I need to be prepared for anything my opponent might play.

Yeah, I know quite a lot about MBTI! It's fun!

you can find some things but not all. a degree in psychology is required for all the info.

My partner is an MBTI certified trainer.  I needed to teach myself "a degree" in PSYCH, just to protect myself, so to speak.

SDI looks geared to conflict analysis in both personal and professional settings.  At first blush, MBTI seems weak in both these areas, hence my interest, NOW.  

Thanks again for the info.  Much appreciated.

that's a good way to explain it. 

Kasparov is ENTJ, Bobby Fischer is INTJ. You can see the contrast in their playing styles clearly, Fisher is more about the end vision, while Kasparov more about attacking. 

INTP here.

INFP here

Well, keep it there.

I'm an ENTJ, I played a lot as a kid and am trying to get back into it.

INTJ I'm too!!! Correct move comes to my mind like a flashlight, then I will be thinking about it but the first is a flash!

there is groups about INTJs and others MBTI type in Facebook.

I'm a spanish speaker, and know theses:

ttps://www.facebook.com/groups/iNtuitivos/

https://www.facebook.com/groups/587885198024014/

INTJ here.

I am INTJ-A.

ENFP here. Probably not the best personality type for chess all in all. =(

I like to imagine what is going on in opponents' heads. I like the narratives you can find in a chess game too. It's very exciting.