This has been a curious question on my mind for quite some time
and now as an INFP, I'm braving myself to ask this nagging question, hopefully in order to open my mind a bit more, and to understand the "total opposite" Type a bit better, instead of making some immature preassumptions about you guys:
are there really any ESTJ who is altruistic ie: showing unselfish concern for the goods & welfare of others,
so not only all about money-and-status as their ultimate goals in life?
I think we all have witnessed of how some of the most advanced countries in the world have in essence 'degrading' the humanity & future generations of our Planet, by their selfish acts of capitalistic & constantly accumulating wealth without any concerns to other people (& nations),..and almost always their selfish acts often result in a worse condition of humanity and life, to a whole lots of population (all just to satisfy a few selfish people too).
I mean really, where's the long-term meaning in all of this?..
just wondering if any of you have at one point stopped your daily activities, pondered, and asked this "long-term" question?
maybe I'm also trying so much of finding a hope, in this too-often capitalistic & materialistic tendency we tend to see that's so prevalent nowadays..
hope to see some of your opinions on this one.
thank you.
and now as an INFP, I'm braving myself to ask this nagging question, hopefully in order to open my mind a bit more, and to understand the "total opposite" Type a bit better, instead of making some immature preassumptions about you guys:
are there really any ESTJ who is altruistic ie: showing unselfish concern for the goods & welfare of others,
so not only all about money-and-status as their ultimate goals in life?
I think we all have witnessed of how some of the most advanced countries in the world have in essence 'degrading' the humanity & future generations of our Planet, by their selfish acts of capitalistic & constantly accumulating wealth without any concerns to other people (& nations),..and almost always their selfish acts often result in a worse condition of humanity and life, to a whole lots of population (all just to satisfy a few selfish people too).
I mean really, where's the long-term meaning in all of this?..
just wondering if any of you have at one point stopped your daily activities, pondered, and asked this "long-term" question?
maybe I'm also trying so much of finding a hope, in this too-often capitalistic & materialistic tendency we tend to see that's so prevalent nowadays..
hope to see some of your opinions on this one.
thank you.