Subscribe to Essays →

The Personalitopia Compendium

The Four Layers of Self-Discovery

Explore the human psyche from outer persona and cognitive patterns to emotional drives and core values.

Layer 1

Identity & Persona

How you see yourself and the role you take for others in daily life.

Take 16P Test Guide →

The Idealist (INFP)The Counselor (INFJ)The Mastermind (INTJ)The Theorist (INTP)The Champion (ENFP)The Teacher (ENFJ)The Commander (ENTJ)The Visionary (ENTP)The Artist (ISFP)The Defender (ISFJ)The Craftsman (ISTP)The Inspector (ISTJ)The Performer (ESFP)The Provider (ESFJ)The Dynamo (ESTP)The Supervisor (ESTJ)

Layer 2

Thought & Cognition

How your mind processes information, evaluates ideas, and decides.

Take Functions Test Guide →

Perceiving & Perspective (8)

Originality (Introverted Intuition)Inquisitiveness (Extroverted Intuition)Patience (Introverted Sensing)Action (Extroverted Sensing)Deep Absorption (Intuition Judging)Openmindedness (Intuition Perceiving)Order (Sensing Judging)Spontaneity (Sensing Perceiving)

Judging & Decision-Making (8)

Critical Thinking (Introverted Thinking)Power (Extroverted Thinking)Identity (Introverted Feeling)Optimism (Extroverted Feeling)Effectiveness (Thinking Judging)Teamwork (Feeling Judging)Independence (Thinking Perceiving)Integrity (Feeling Perceiving)

Layer 3

Emotion & Motivation

Your instinctual drives, core fears, and emotional patterns.

Take Enneagram Test Guide →

The Reformer (Type 1)The Helper (Type 2)The Achiever (Type 3)The Individualist (Type 4)The Investigator (Type 5)The Loyalist (Type 6)The Enthusiast (Type 7)The Challenger (Type 8)The Peacemaker (Type 9)

Layer 4 ★ Flagship

Values Compass

What gives your life purpose beyond habitual conditioning.

Take Values Test Guide →

Authenticity Connection Creativity Discovery Compassion Wisdom Adventure Play

The Age of Self-Realization

On values, identity, and the search that ends where it began. Secure your printed copy and the values compass journal at launch.

Go to the Kickstarter teaser →

or connect instantly with

Continue with Google

Your Account

Update Profile

Past Personality Test Results

Esc to close ↑↓ to navigate Enter to select

The Conclusion: My Thoughts On The Objective Personality

—

by

in Personality Systems, Reviews

Hey, I’m Erik Thor—a developer, psychologist, and writer. I explore personality spectrums, cognitive functions, and growth. Read my story or support my work.

My final thoughts on Objective Personality. This is how I rate Objective Personality, scale 1 to 5. What I like, and dislike about their system.

These are just my personal opinions and not meant to discount from anyone elses experience or view of Objective Personality. Please note all personality systems are only as good as they are helpful or valuable to you in the process of individuation, personal growth, and improving your self-awareness. With that said, how would you rate Objective Personality?

Erik Thor

Writer, Psychologist & Programmer

I explore personality spectrums, Jungian cognitive functions, and self-ownership. Running side projects as a coach, online creator, and author, my goal is to build tools and publish articles that promote collective harmony, self-empowerment, and growth.

Read my story → Support my work

Upcoming Book by Erik Thor

The Age of Self-Realization

An exploration of what it means to live in alignment with your true values. In a world full of external noise and identity traps, this book is about overcoming internal conflict, understanding your cognitive patterns, and finding the courage to grow into who you are.

Read The Book Teaser →

Recommended for you

Cognitive Functions

How I Let Go of the Excuse of “I’m Gifted but Lazy”

Erik Thor explores why the gifted but lazy myth becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy—and how to break free from the smart-…

Read Article → Emotional Health

I Thought Shame Was Making Me A Better Person. It Wasn’t.

In this personal essay, I explore how shame drove my coping patterns—people-pleasing, hyper-competitiveness, and avoidan…

Read Article →

Loading discussion…