The key is to recognize which is your dominant preference. When you understand your preferred way of operating, then you will be better able to take advantage of your strengths. The third dimension of the indicator reveals how you make decisions. Thinkers tend to make decisions based on logic and objective analysis of data. The goal of Thinkers is to be fair and just.
Feelers make decisions based on their internal value system.
Feelers have a great need for harmony and will do whatever is needed to preserve relationships. The last dimension of the MBTI identifies the style in which we live our lives. Judgers enjoy making decisions and have great need for closure. Judgers crave structure and like to plan their lives so they can feel in control. Perceivers , on the other hand, prefer flexibility and spontaneity.