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Ray Dalio MBTI Personality Type

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What personality type is Ray Dalio? Ray Dalio is an ENTP personality type in MBTI, 5w6 - so/sx - in Enneagram, RLUEI in Big 5, ILE in Socionics.

I think he is ENTP (NeTiFeSi) and let me show some of his quotes. 1) “If you’re not failing, you’re not pushing your limits, and if you’re not pushing your limits, you’re not maximizing your potential” 2) “I saw that to do exceptionally well you have to push your limits and that, if you push your limits, you will crash and it will hurt a lot. You will think you have failed—but that won’t be true unless you give up.” 3) “Imagine that in order to have a great life you have to cross a dangerous jungle. You can stay safe where you are and have an ordinary life, or you can risk crossing the jungle to have a terrific life. How would you approach that choice? Take a moment to think about it because it is the sort of choice that, in one form or another, we all have to make.” ~ Ne DOM desiring to explore new possibilities ~ Si INF denying doing the same thing over and over again for too long (opposite of Warren Buffet for example!) 4) “I also feared boredom and mediocrity much more than I feared failure" ~ Ne >>>> Si 5) “The most valuable habit I’ve acquired is using pain to trigger quality reflections. If you can acquire this habit yourself, you will learn what causes your pain and what you can do about it, and it will have an enormous impact on your effectiveness.” ~ Ne exploring and experiencing possibilities (painful ones), Ti AUX refining the logic framework to keep improving it in order to face new possibilities. 6) “Because our educational system is hung up on precision, the art of being good at approximations is insufficiently valued. This impedes conceptual thinking.” ~ Ti AUX valuing individual thinking (Ti) over collective thinking (Te) 7) “Principles are fundamental truths that serve as the foundations for behavior that gets you what you want out of life. They can be applied again and again in similar situations to help you achieve your goals.” ~ Ti AUX showing the importance of fundamental truths 7) “Remember that in great partnerships, consideration and generosity are more important than money.” 8) “Remember that the only purpose of money is to get you what you want, so think hard about what you value and put it above money. How much would you sell a good relationship for? There’s not enough money in the world to get you to part with a valued relationship.” ~ Fe TERT is there. 8) “Meditate. I practice Transcendental Meditation and believe that it has enhanced my open-mindedness, higher-level perspective, equanimity, and creativity. It helps slow things down so that I can act calmly even in the face of chaos, just like a ninja in a street fight. I’m not saying that you have to meditate in order to develop this perspective; I’m just passing along that it has helped me and many other people and I recommend that you seriously consider exploring it.” ~ Ne Again