Truth and facts about the MBTI Meyers-Briggs test/s (part 2)

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The discussion centers on an individual's desire to balance their MBTI functions to achieve equal proficiency across all areas of the mind as part of a brain exercise regimen. They seek guidance on how to test their current MBTI function levels and the type of professional, such as a psychologist, needed for this purpose. A response cautions that reputable psychologists would likely refuse such testing, as the goal of MBTI assessments is not to achieve uniformity across all types. The implication is that striving for equal levels in all functions could indicate an unhealthy psychological state, such as psychopathy. The thread was subsequently closed for moderation.
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Hi again all. I asked these questions because I want to balance out all my mbti functions making them all 100% in all areas of the mind/brain or as best as each function will get if that's possible as part of my brain exercise regimen. How can I do this? Where can I go to get tested to see my current mbti function levels? What type of certain professional do I need to see for this? Or what type of phycologist? I am a ISTJ
 
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@timeuser84 I think any real psychologist would refuse you for this purpose due to it being against what the reasoning for the testing is. The point is NOT to be the same on all types. If you were 100% the same on all types, you may be a psychopath.

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