Hi Tim, I've actually only been to one before. Should be fun and looks like a good group of creative people will be there, not to mention the cool space! Say hello if you spot me!

Thank you Tim, that was very sweet of you. See you very soon :)

Hi Tim. That's fine. See you then! Sue

I've been exploring how this website works and it looks like I would have to write every single N personality down under my interests in order to see who is in those categories. Then I would have to contact them separately (cut & paste a message to each one) about the prospective N group. I should also contact people with interests in Myers-Briggs and/or Carl Jung. I think it costs $12 a month to have a group, so some groups charge $5 a year to cover part of that cost. I guess I'd do that too.

Less than 25% of the population are N's. I notice a big difference when talking to N's vs S's (how they think about things). There are some "N" groups currently meeting. There is a huge one in Washington that I'm envious of. It looks like they get together to discuss things and do activities together, but their primary objective is to get to know other N's (people with similar personalities). I think an N group could stand on its own here (as long as we varied the activities frequently).

Doesn't look like you can watch it at that site anymore, but it's all over Youtube now. There are a few people who put the whole thing up on Youtube (it's less than 45 minutes long). Here is one site that has it divided into 6 parts:
http://www.youtube.com/user/KarikiNer...

You've never heard about Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog? I's call it the new cult classic. I have it on DVD, but you can see it for free at: www.drhorrible.com

Many intuitive types get along easily. I had an S for a boss- I think he was an istj. I don't miss him. Since there is no ENFP group, it would be fun to have an N group. Of course, maybe most people in the Myers-Briggs interest group are N's because the S's wouldn't care about it? I don't want to waste $ trying to prove my theory.

You sound more like the INTJ. I'm guessing someone you know is an ENFP?

Welcome to our group, Tim! Looking forward to meeting you sometime! -Niru

Hi Tim! Looking forward to seeing you at the Peace Meetup!
In Light,
Rev. John Mark