ORGANIC STRUCTURES (NFJ) are nurturing, supportive and empathetic. You live by your values, are idealistic and tend to resist ideas that conflict with your values. You like to get things done and to be organized. When this involves others, you do it in a personal and caring way. You can have trouble giving — and receiving —negative feedback and like to be appreciated. Harmony is so important to you that youy often avoid conflict to maintain it. You are sensitive and compassionate and understand people's motivations sometimes even before they're even aware of them. You generally make decisions based upon how they feel about the situation at hand.

How does this play out in the home and life arena? Your homes tend to be relaxed and cozy and full of things that have meaning to you but not to the point of disorganization. You have a great visual eye, so the bones of your home are usually beautiful while the details (pile of papers, books, newspapers, etc.) might be overlooked. ORGANIC STRUCTURES are much better at the planning necessary to run an efficient household than your ORGANIC FREEDOM counterparts. It's easier for you because you love structure and getting things done. You tend not to feel settled until a plan for the day is in place and have no trouble cobbling together dinner and coordinating activities and appointments. And while you love a good heart-to-heart, you are likely to incorporate one within their schedule rather than have it spontaneously occur as it might for an ORGANIC FREEDOM. ORGANIC STRUCTURES (NFJ) make up 5-8% of the American population.

EXTROVERTED ORGANIC STRUCTURE (ENFJ) tend to have the above characteristics but are also outgoing, friendly and easy to get to know. 3-5% of the American population.

INTROVERTED ORGANIC STRUCTURE (INFJ) tend to have the above characteristics but are also private by nature, calm and sometimes reserved. 2-3% of the American population.

ORGANIC FREEDOMS (NFP) are idealistic, enthusiastic and warm. They value harmony above all else and therefore make great peacekeepers. They are adaptable and appreciate others’ differences and needs. Sensitive and empathetic, they frequently avoid conflict for the sake of harmony and love a good heart to heart conversation. They can have trouble giving — and receiving —negative feedback and like to be appreciated. People’s needs are can be more important than accomplishing the result. They generally make decisions based upon how they feel about the situation and are rarely accused of being too logical. They are the kind of person who would okay a "mental health day" without much of a second thought.

How does this play out in the home and life arena? Your homes tend to be relaxed and cozy and full of things that have meaning to you. You are capable of planning especially in order to succeed in the work world, it's just not what lights your fire. So at home it's much harder for you to coordinate cleaning, meal planning, kids activities, etc., unless, you are able to devote yourself full time to your home, and even then it can be exhausting. It's a difficult juggling act. You have a great visual eye, so the bones of your home will usually be beautiful while the details (pile of papers, books, newspapers, etc.) might be forgotten. And since you have trouble letting go of things that have a personal attachment — even if it isn't useful, particularly beautiful or attractive — your struggle with clutter never seems to end. But rest assured, order can prevail as long as it is of your own device. ORGANIC FREEDOMS (NFP) make up 9-11% of the American population.

EXTROVERTED ORGANIC FREEDOM (ENFP) tend to have the above characteristics but are also outgoing, friendly and easy to get to know. 6-7% of the American population.