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Awesome I’m glad it helped you.

Awesome, thanks for sharing. I’m glad you could relate.

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Yeah I understand, many Ne doms are meant to be entrepreneurs and innovators, creating their own way. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

They’re definitely gathers, if I said that they were tribe, I do so by mistake. Tribe is ExxJ’s.

@typologycorner ok maybe ty

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Interesting, I like that. Thanks for sharing!

I like your perspective and can see what you mean. I’ve seen this in INFP’s I know as well. I’d say jumpers are a little less guided by their creativity, and reference the past more often or as you said what “works” for them. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

Awesome thank you! I’m glad you could relate. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it. I feel in this video I was “telling” on myself and it was very freeing.

I understand your point, think of tribe as the external spectrum of reasons for Te and for Fe it’s the external spectrum of values. The larger mission or goal you’re trying to achieve is still tribe related. It’s trackable in the outside world, as opposed to an internal identity function like Fi or Ti. Te is more about external execution of a goal, like moving a company forward as a whole. It’s not about the individual people, but the vision of the company being accomplished. Which is Tribe. It takes into account what needs to be accomplished and what will work for everyone. I like to use Engineering as an example of Te, improving a product based on reading the reviews, the feedback and reasons of the tribe. Hope that helps.

So it doesn’t follow the same rules as the function stack in the way you’re saying it. They are behaviors/actions from the use of two functions together. It’s just the order of prioritization for each individual. And the last one is the one that is missing, as in the last thing you get around to or don’t do much at all.

@@typologycorner thank you for the clarification. I also wanted to tell you your video was very detailed and well put together.

You’re welcome! And thanks so much, I’m glad you enjoyed it.

Hi thanks for watching!

@@typologycorner You are welcome!! Thank you! Your channel came in Divine Timing!!! 🙌🏽🤍

@IlhameElouadi Awesome it blesses me to read this!! ❤️😃

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Sorry I have automatic chapters turned on for this video, but it's not working. Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you for the compliment! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks for the feedback! I’m glad the video helped you!

Awesome I’m glad you could resonate with the video. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

Interesting connections, I haven’t studied the ancient system of choleric, phlegmatic, sanguine, and melancholy too much. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome glad you enjoyed it! And sure, anytime. 😃

MM ESTP Se/Ti CP/B(S)

@@typologycorner you don't strike me as sleep last at all

@Ponitypon that’s my official op type by Dave. What you’re seeing is me on video in a blasting state I’m not usually in. It’s true for my overall life though.

@@typologycorner as long as you see it that's what matters

Thanks so much for the feedback! I’m glad the video was helpful to you. And that’s an interesting topic. I think sollipsism is more of a heart issue than a mental cognition issue. From what I’ve seen, the Enneagram is much more related to our character flaws than it being our cognitive functions. MBTI/OP is a description of how our mind works. The Enneagram is our heart patterns and overall health of our soul. When our soul is in an unhealthy place, it can manifest in an unbalanced use of our cognitive functions, which can be seen as an over reliance on the dominant functions / ego. But I don’t believe selfishness or solipsism is related to a specific cognitive function. I think an unhealthy person of any type will be stuck in their own perspective and struggle to see others clearly. But the idea that Si is connected to sollipsism makes sense in that Si is focused on its own past impressions of reality, instead of taking in real time current events. But in the end, I don’t believe it’s connected. If someone lives without letting other people’s perspectives in completely, the heart is preventing the mind from expanding and seeing more than its own experience. Si Dominants have the potential to be objectively accurate just as any other type can be. It’s our heart that causes us to be stuck, not type. I don’t believe any type can say that my observer preference and decision making preference is why I’m selfish.

@@typologycorner First of all, thank you so much for taking time out of your day to give a well thought out response to a random stranger😅, l wholeheartedly appreciate the effort and sacrifice 🙏🏾✨️. Your perspective on the topic has actually opened up my mind up to looking at the issue in a new way that potentially unifies all our interpretations. Overall, l agree mostly with your perspective, but as an Ni dominant, my intuition won't let me dismiss the sollipsism angle because l feel there is something there. The new way l have come to look at this situation is better summarised & illustrated by the yin yang symbol. My current working theory is that Si and all functions individually can exist in 3 states (an extreme negative state [yin], an extreme postive state [yang] & and a neutral balanced state of healthy equilibrium☯️) & whatever state the cognitive function manifests as is determined, as you brilliantly said, by how healthy or sick one's soul/heart is. In short, the state of the heart/soul determines the state of the mind & its functions. With this yinyang philosophy factored in, the lady may essentially have been 1/3 correct about Si being responsible for sollipsism. l think the nuance she was lacking was that Si isn't all of sollipistic, but rather, sollipsism is an unhealthy extreme negative expression/overindulgence of Si (basically Si in its extreme unhealthy yin state). This theory can also be applied to other functions. For instance if we look at Fe as empathy, an unhealthy extreme postive yang expression of empathy would be to be so empathic that you neglect your own feelings and the extreme yin expression would be the extreme opposite. Ultimately, l believe you are right that sollipsism is at its root a heart & ego issue. & how the functions express themselves are merely a mirror of them. I don't know much about enneagram, but I'm definitely going to look into it now. Thanks once again for lending your beautiful mind's thoughts and insights. I am in awe & in love with how your mind works❤️ you're a rarity.

@@typologycorner First of all, thank you so much for taking time out of your day to give a well thought out response to a random stranger😅, l wholeheartedly appreciate the effort and sacrifice 🙏🏾✨️. Your perspective on the topic has actually opened up my mind up to looking at the issue in a new way that potentially unifies all our interpretations. Overall, l agree mostly with your perspective, but as an Ni dominant, my intuition won't let me dismiss the sollipsism angle because l feel there is something there. The new way l have come to look at this situation is better summarised & illustrated by the yin yang symbol. My current working theory is that Si and all functions individually can exist in 3 states (an extreme negative state [yin], an extreme postive state [yang] & and a neutral balanced state of healthy equilibrium☯️) & whatever state the cognitive function manifests as is determined, as you brilliantly said, by how healthy or sick one's soul/heart is. In short, the state of the heart/soul determines the state of the mind & its functions. With this yinyang philosophy factored in, the lady may essentially have been 1/3 correct about Si being responsible for sollipsism. l think the nuance she was lacking was that Si isn't all of sollipistic, but rather, sollipsism is an unhealthy extreme negative expression/overindulgence of Si (basically Si in its extreme unhealthy yin state). This theory can also be applied to other functions. For instance if we look at Fe as empathy, an unhealthy extreme postive yang expression of empathy would be to be so empathic that you neglect your own feelings and the extreme yin expression would be the extreme opposite. Ultimately, l believe you are right that sollipsism is at its root a heart & ego issue. & how the functions express themselves are merely a mirror of them. I don't know much about enneagram, but I'm definitely going to look into it now. Thanks once again for lending your beautiful mind's thoughts and insights. I am in awe & in love with how your mind works❤️ you're a rarity.

@MylezNevison thank you for the compliment, and yes I agree with your perspective as well. That makes sense. I guess it could be said when unhealthy, Si types have an inclination towards sollipsism.

@@MylezNevison it may take time to figure a meaningful response. I'll try even if not right away. I appreciate a joint effort towards expanding knowledge and opinions

I’m not familiar with those

@@typologycorner You can learn it

I know of them but not enough to speak on them yet. I will in time. You can check out Katherine Fauvre on RUclips. She’s the expert on the subject.

​@@typologycornercan u help me to know my mbti I'm confused bewteen 3 mbti type INTP intj or infj at first test months ago i got intp but i doubt my mbti. Can u help me to find my type ?some tips tricks or suggestions help ??

@chandanmolo5276 sure I’d love to help you determine your type. Book a typing session on my website. www.typologycorner.com/service-page/discover-your-type

I understand, that makes since for a standard ISTP. I think health for all types is getting more in balance, but still the strengths of the standard and jumper types are different. It’s whether Ni known patterns is relied upon automatically, or if your first instinct is to reference external Se facts in the moment, a researching tendency. One isn’t “worse” than the other. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

@@typologycorner wouldn't "facts" and external research be more Te?

No, Se is taking in the details of the situation. Te is more focused on decision-making based on the observation. Se is the inclination to research and absorb current events for the sake of observation alone. Proving and looking for concrete evidence in the moment is Se.

Awesome thanks for the feedback! Glad to hear I represented Ni well for you. I appreciate the compliments and like your descriptions of the functions as well. Thanks for watching!

Awesome I’m glad to hear it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching! And cool, that most likely means you’re high consume and possibly an ExxP type.

Awesome I’m glad I captured your type well. Thanks for the feedback!

Awesome I’m glad the video was helpful to you. That’s an interesting perspective, but I don’t see it that way exactly.

Awesome, I’m glad it was helpful to you. You’re relying more on Fe decision making. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for the encouragement and support!

Thank you so much Mark! I’m glad you resonated with my video on ISTP jumpers. I love hearing personal feedback regarding your type. I’m truly blessed to read your comment and words of encouragement!

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No, not at all. That’s unrelated to functions. I feel like people may stereotype softness/tenderness as being effeminate. But from my experience, there are gay people of all types.

Ive been tested as infp 3 times (mbti) I personally identify more with isfp. I can tell you that i wasnt sure if i was straight or gay at the age of 12. During pubery i crystalised my idnenty as straight male. Wasnt even close.

Awesome Paula, I’m so glad to hear that. Thanks for watching!

Awesome thanks for the feedback and support! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Awesome I’m glad it was helpful to you! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Brad for the feedback! I’m glad it was helpful to you.

Thank you for the support! I’m glad it was helpful to you.

Awesome, I’m really glad the video was helpful to you. Thanks for watching!

Hahaha!! Yes I guess I do. It’s something about moving around and new experiences that makes me contemplate and process. I’m an Uber driver, so that’s mainly why too.

Thank you very much. I’m glad you can relate.

That’s awesome, and makes sense. My husband is an INTJ jumper as well and he lives a life of meditation too. He doesn’t plan much and goes with the flow. Thanks for sharing your experience! I love hearing personal insights into the types.