As good as it sounds, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBIT) personality test is an extraordinary way to know and understand my personality, but I know my own personality and I don't need anyone to explain it to me; therefore, it is not useful. However, I don't like the idea of ​​someone talking about or explaining my own personality. One of the insights they gave me was that under a lot of stress, I become overwhelmed with negative thoughts and possibilities. And in an effort to combat these thoughts, I'm likely to offer simple, overarching statements to explain the problem. These explanations may or may not truly understand the nature of the problem, but they help them overcome the problem. I have these thoughts quite often during the school year for several reasons. For example, if I performed poorly on a test or quiz, I would start thinking about how I might end up doing very poorly in that class or not passing it; However, after thinking for a while, I ended up making a stupid excuse like I was tired and couldn't study well, so I wasn't ready for the test and did poorly. Then I decide not to let anything distract me and decide to study harder for the next test and end up with an amazing