Thank you for this description. I will definitely use some of this info for my next video. As an ESTJ there is minimal representation online about real life experiences of this type. Most descriptions and stereotypes are told from perspectives of other types hence alot of misinformation. My goal is to change that.
As an ISFP (probably, not 100% sure and I'd like to do your type assessment if you're still doing it) couldn't undestand why one of my parents behaved the way they did and never actually wanted to undestand my thinking process. This video explains a lot to me and even though i don't know their type, I believe i have a few answers. I want to say thank you to you two for your efforts! I've been binge watching your videos and you've helped a lot in my introspection because I always wondered"Am I that wrong or am I wrongly accused for many things? Thank you wholeheartily!
You know you are in a video for ENTJs and ESTJs, when you hear this definition of what FI is. FI is: "When you decide what you value, without logical reasons without data, without anything, it's just this is what makes sense to me, this is what i believe in" OMG!!!! classic stereotype on TE users about FI users. For FI users EQ is Our First Language. FI users take time to thoroughly process EMOTIONAL DATA. They probe the depths of their souls to understand what their emotions mean in the grand scheme of things. Their open-mindedness and imagination enable them to easily get in other people’s shoes and mirror their emotions. The ability to reason with emotions is an important part of emotional intelligence. FI users rely heavily on their intuitions to guide them We’re wired to see patterns, Not only does the brain process information as it comes in, it also stores insights from all your past experiences. Your intuition has been developing and expanding for as long as you’ve been alive. Every interaction, happy or sad, is cataloged in your memory. Intuition draws from that deep memory well to inform your decisions going forward. In other words, intuitive decisions are based on data, in a way. When we subconsciously spot patterns, the body starts firing neurochemicals in both the brain and gut. These “somatic markers” are what give us that instant sense that something is right … or that it’s off. Not only are these automatic processes faster than rational thought, but your intuition draws from decades of diverse qualitative experience (sights, sounds, interactions, etc.) - a wholly human feature that big data alone could never accomplish. It’s also faster than rational thought. www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/the-brain-gut-connection hub.jhu.edu/2014/12/29/decision-making-intuition/ www.arlenetaylor.org/brain-functions/843-intuition-as-a-brain-function
I tried a lot of test online and I was typed as an Entj but I don't think I am one. Though people tend to come to me when they need advices and instructions and I tend to take the reins why things goes out of hand? But does that mean anything? Sure I worry about whether or not I'll get a proper job in the future with the current pandemic. I just want to know whether I am an Entj or not.. I just don't really trust my own view of myself. But I do trust others view of me?
You guys are brilliant! Its perfect that you're both different personality types, especially two NFs with opposite cognitive functions, studying and objectively explaining the way the functions work! I watch a lot of channels on MBTI and its really hard to get the right objective understanding of the functions because no matter how hard you try its hard to fully understand , let alone teach the stack and how it manifests for types that you are completely different from. I've spent a shit ton of time learning from multiple sources to get the clearest picture of the functions and I can always tell when someone doesn't fully understand a function but is still trying to explain it as best as they can because they started a channel and now they've gotta keep it going. You ladies are the best teachers I've seen so far. Sorry about the lengthy "comment", I originally just wanted to ask where I could find my INFJ who understands xNTJs (like you Jesse, 'cause I'm crushing! :)) ENTJ here. I look forward to more great content on your channel !
It is really sad that it is relatively quite on your channel. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't think that we've heard anything about your project since the beginning of the year.... What happened?
Thank you for this description. I will definitely use some of this info for my next video. As an ESTJ there is minimal representation online about real life experiences of this type. Most descriptions and stereotypes are told from perspectives of other types hence alot of misinformation. My goal is to change that.
I like the backhanded compliment: that's great but I'll show you how to do it better.
As an ISFP (probably, not 100% sure and I'd like to do your type assessment if you're still doing it) couldn't undestand why one of my parents behaved the way they did and never actually wanted to undestand my thinking process. This video explains a lot to me and even though i don't know their type, I believe i have a few answers. I want to say thank you to you two for your efforts! I've been binge watching your videos and you've helped a lot in my introspection because I always wondered"Am I that wrong or am I wrongly accused for many things? Thank you wholeheartily!
You know you are in a video for ENTJs and ESTJs, when you hear this definition of what FI is.
FI is:
"When you decide what you value, without logical reasons without data, without anything,
it's just this is what makes sense to me, this is what i believe in"
OMG!!!! classic stereotype on TE users about FI users.
For FI users EQ is Our First Language.
FI users take time to thoroughly process EMOTIONAL DATA.
They probe the depths of their souls to understand what their emotions mean in the grand scheme of things.
Their open-mindedness and imagination enable them to easily get in other people’s shoes and mirror their emotions.
The ability to reason with emotions is an important part of emotional intelligence.
FI users rely heavily on their intuitions to guide them
We’re wired to see patterns, Not only does the brain process information as it comes in, it also stores insights from all your past experiences.
Your intuition has been developing and expanding for as long as you’ve been alive.
Every interaction, happy or sad, is cataloged in your memory. Intuition draws from that deep memory well to inform your decisions going forward.
In other words, intuitive decisions are based on data, in a way. When we subconsciously spot patterns, the body starts firing neurochemicals in both the brain and gut.
These “somatic markers” are what give us that instant sense that something is right … or that it’s off. Not only are these automatic processes faster than rational thought,
but your intuition draws from decades of diverse qualitative experience (sights, sounds, interactions, etc.)
- a wholly human feature that big data alone could never accomplish. It’s also faster than rational thought.
www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/the-brain-gut-connection
hub.jhu.edu/2014/12/29/decision-making-intuition/
www.arlenetaylor.org/brain-functions/843-intuition-as-a-brain-function
I relate to this so much!! Thank you!!
I’m pretty sure I’m an ENTJ, if you still need more to interview!
I tried a lot of test online and I was typed as an Entj but I don't think I am one. Though people tend to come to me when they need advices and instructions and I tend to take the reins why things goes out of hand? But does that mean anything? Sure I worry about whether or not I'll get a proper job in the future with the current pandemic. I just want to know whether I am an Entj or not.. I just don't really trust my own view of myself. But I do trust others view of me?
You guys are brilliant! Its perfect that you're both different personality types, especially two NFs with opposite cognitive functions, studying and objectively explaining the way the functions work! I watch a lot of channels on MBTI and its really hard to get the right objective understanding of the functions because no matter how hard you try its hard to fully understand , let alone teach the stack and how it manifests for types that you are completely different from. I've spent a shit ton of time learning from multiple sources to get the clearest picture of the functions and I can always tell when someone doesn't fully understand a function but is still trying to explain it as best as they can because they started a channel and now they've gotta keep it going. You ladies are the best teachers I've seen so far. Sorry about the lengthy "comment", I originally just wanted to ask where I could find my INFJ who understands xNTJs (like you Jesse, 'cause I'm crushing! :)) ENTJ here. I look forward to more great content on your channel !
My fi feels like a caveman has it. “Me sad” “me frustrated”
ESTJ probably dont have the patience to watch this
It is really sad that it is relatively quite on your channel. Maybe I'm missing something, but I don't think that we've heard anything about your project since the beginning of the year....
What happened?
Hang tight, friend! We will be releasing things within the next week or so! --J
@@TypeCastHeroes That's good news! I mean not only that you called me "friend" ....😄