Celebrity Database

Charles IV was highly rational and valued people who could match him on an intellectual level, be it a colleague, partner, or friend. Despite being an extrovert, Charles IV was private, particularly when it came to his emotions, which is typical of ENTJs.

When communicating, Charles IV was direct and precise, preferring not to waste time with vague statements.

Douglas MacArthur had an unmatched drive to succeed. As an ESTP, he was easily bored and he loved a challenge.

Douglas MacArthur jumped headfirst into projects and worked it out as he went along. There’s nothing more boring for an ESTP than sitting for hours reading a manual and they learn in a hands-on way.

Douglas MacArthur lived in the moment and wasn’t afraid to take risks, which is typical of people of this personality type.

Blackbeard was manipulative and used people as pawns to get what he wanted. He was actively aggressive toward people and he found it difficult to contain his emotions.

Clearly insecure, Blackbeard couldn’t handle criticism of any kind and became defensive when there was anything negative said about him. Blackbeard thought that he was right about everything and hated people challenging his opinions.

Saul, King of Israel loved to learn and was talented at thinking up innovative ideas. However, ENTPs tend to focus on the big picture rather than getting bogged down in the details of how something will work in practice.

With his confidence and decisiveness, Saul, King of Israel was a great conversationalist who was never short of things to say. He didn’t care much for tradition and preferred to play by his own rules.

Hildegard von Bingen was an introvert and she valued deep, authentic relationships with others. However, as an INFJ, she needed a reasonable amount of alone time to reconnect with herself, decompress and recharge.

Typically, INFJs experience intense emotions but as highly private people, it’s not always easy to tell that this is the case unless they decide to let you into their inner world.

Yi Sun-Sin questioned the world around him with intellectual rigor. He wasn’t one to follow traditions for the sake of it, instead, he would make sure that what he was doing made logical sense to him before doing something.

Naturally curious, Yi Sun-Sin enjoyed delving deep into topics and he was particularly drawn to abstract theories. As an INTJ, Yi Sun-Sin enjoyed spending a significant amount of time by himself and he was highly independent.

Samson was determined to achieve his goals. As an ESTP, there’s nothing he loved more than a challenge.

He valued his freedom in all areas of life and ESTPs can’t stand feeling tied down. As an ESTP, Samson was naturally spontaneous and avoided routine, becoming easily bored by everyday chores.

Being an action-oriented individual, Samson preferred to learn in a hands-on manner as he went along.

Lacking tact, George III was overly direct, often upsetting those he came into contact with. In addition, he was obsessed with being right and couldn’t stand the thought of showing any signs of weakness.

Healthy ESTJs handle constructive criticism well but as an unhealthy ESTJ, George III got defensive. Despite being oversensitive to negative feedback, he was quick to point out flaws in other people.

Thomas the Disciple was dedicated and family-oriented. He was an exceptionally hard worker and ISTJs can stay focused for long periods.

Thomas the Disciple was direct in the way he communicated, preferring to get to the point rather than sugar-coating what he said. Thomas the Disciple was cautious by nature and carefully analyzed the facts before making a decision.

As an ISTJ, he valued honesty and security.

INFPs have a need to connect with a deep sense of purpose and people of this type feel a strong desire for their actions to be aligned with their values. Wilhelm I cared about making the world a better place.

He loved to bring happiness to people’s lives and was highly empathetic. Typically, INFPs feel other people’s suffering as if it were their own.

Francis Drake loved to learn and was talented at thinking up innovative ideas. However, ENTPs tend to focus on the big picture rather than getting bogged down in the details of how something will work in practice.

With his confidence and decisiveness, Francis Drake was a great conversationalist who was never short of things to say. He didn’t care much for tradition and preferred to play by his own rules.

Abdel-Kader El Djezairi saw helping others as his purpose in life. Typically, seeing injustice in the world is distressing for INFJs and this is what drives them to want to make the world a better place.

As an INFJ, Abdel-Kader El Djezairi aspired to better understand human nature. He had a unique ability to dream big but he was also able to make things happen.

John Tyler loved new ideas and was drawn to abstractions and theories. He could appear ‘dreamy’ or distant to others because he spent a lot of time inside his mind deep in thought.

John Tyler avoided working on routine things, preferring to explore well-thought-out, novel solutions. However, INTPs typically leave the implementation of ideas to others as it’s not their strong point.

Hippocrates was quiet and thoughtful. As an INTP, he preferred to socialize with a small group of close friends with whom he shared common interests and could connect on an intellectual level.

Typically, INTPs love to discuss abstract theories and the physical world is less interesting to people of this personality type. Hippocrates was highly intelligent and loved to solve problems of all kinds.

Hammurabi questioned the world around him with intellectual rigor. He wasn’t one to follow traditions for the sake of it, instead, he would make sure that what he was doing made logical sense to him before doing something.

Naturally curious, Hammurabi enjoyed delving deep into topics and he was particularly drawn to abstract theories. As an INTJ, Hammurabi enjoyed spending a significant amount of time by himself and he was highly independent.

Zarathustra was intelligent and tended to question the world around him. Typically, he preferred to make his own decisions about what made logical sense rather than following traditions for the sake of it.

Intellectual and original, Zarathustra enjoyed talking about abstract concepts. As an INTJ, he had a broad knowledge base and was a natural problem-solver.

When communicating, Zarathustra was direct and preferred to get straight to the point.

Henry VII of England was fiercely committed, which is a trait that is universally seen in ISTJs. In fact, Henry VII of England was dedicated in all areas of his life, from career to family to relationships.

Valuing rules, they prefer situations where there is a clear structure and predictability. Henry VII of England naturally focused on the details and was thorough in how he approached projects.

He was direct in his communication style, preferring to get straight to the point.

Aristophanes was naturally curious and had a knack for coming up with completely new ways of doing things. However, ENTPs tend to be ‘ideas people’ rather than the type who then goes on to work out the mechanics of how to implement something.

Aristophanes was charismatic and people were drawn to his confidence. People of this personality type can are usually direct in the way that they communicate.

Guy Fawkes gave a lot of himself to other people, sometimes forgetting to consider his mental, emotional, and spiritual needs. This usually happens when ENFPs don’t take the time to introspect and instead they constantly go out into the world taking action.

Guy Fawkes was naturally focused on other people and it sometimes took time and effort to ensure that he looked after himself too.

Olga of Kyiv was rational and inventive which made her exceptionally talented at solving problems. Despite being logical and realistic, ENTJs are imaginative and they love considering different possibilities.

Olga of Kyiv highly valued people who could challenge her intellectually and, as an extrovert, she loved a lively debate about abstract topics. Olga of Kyiv had a dominant and charismatic presence.