So, I read the original message about a week ago and have been thinking about it since. The difference between "informing" style vs. "directing" style was explained by the window example: Informing: "Gee, it's cold in here." Directing: "Gee, it's cold in here. Would you please close the window?" I was realizing that I probably say (obviously, this is just for me): "Brr, it's cold in here. Maybe you could close the window?" or perhaps "Would it be too much trouble to close the window?" I think this is sort of an "in-directing" style. So, as far as the "J" is concerned, I feel that "structure" (scheduling, closure, etc.) is important to me, but just to me -- I don't wish to impose it on other people. (It would probably drive them crazy, anyway. I am obsessed with planning/time.) Does this mean that I am in fact an "INFJ", or am I Keirsey misfit? (I'm actually an INXJ where I'm borderline T/F, according to my test result.) Thanks.