Great video👌 In my opinion, Relying too much on dominant function can also be dangerous and the danger for the ISFP is laziness and "I don't feel like it" attitude towards the goals that they need to accomplish to achieve their vision and values. Ignoring feelings is a good way to get things done. I tried it and it works. I know what I want from life (Fi-Ni) and other things are pointless and meaningless so why would I care about impulsive feelings at all? Instead of wasting so much time convincing my feelings to "like" doing things or "feel like it" I just ignore them altogether to get things done. I mean, I really don't know where they come from anyway and they don't add any value and the certainly don't make me a better person. Feelings are like a 5 y/o kid who wants something right now and other thing next minute. Why would I trust that? I just ignore them and let the Te take charge to achieve my real values and goals. I feel like an ENTJ when I'm in that state and I'm really not stressed out. It is very good. very very good. Instead of convincing feelings just ignore them and do what you need to do in order to get what you want in life. must of the time feelings don't matter and they don't add any value anyway. Try it once, ignore all feelings all at once and focus on objective reality and getting things done then you intrinsically enjoy getting things done. That is so good. all you need to do is just ignoring feelings. I tried it and it works very well. The only problem that I have with it is that I am still unfamiliar with it and it's strange and somewhat unnatural for me to see myself in that state and sometimes I can't hold it for too long. I'm sure as time goes by I can make it better and better.
infj finding a coin: Depending on the denomitation: Did they lose it? Toss it? Is it worth pidking up? Does anyone actually want it? Currency is weird. This coin would mean different things to different people.
Good explainations, as usual. Never disappointed in your content.
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Really enjoyed this one - Fellow ISFP 😊
Great video👌
In my opinion,
Relying too much on dominant function can also be dangerous and the danger for the ISFP is laziness and "I don't feel like it" attitude towards the goals that they need to accomplish to achieve their vision and values.
Ignoring feelings is a good way to get things done. I tried it and it works. I know what I want from life (Fi-Ni) and other things are pointless and meaningless so why would I care about impulsive feelings at all? Instead of wasting so much time convincing my feelings to "like" doing things or "feel like it" I just ignore them altogether to get things done. I mean, I really don't know where they come from anyway and they don't add any value and the certainly don't make me a better person. Feelings are like a 5 y/o kid who wants something right now and other thing next minute. Why would I trust that? I just ignore them and let the Te take charge to achieve my real values and goals.
I feel like an ENTJ when I'm in that state and I'm really not stressed out.
It is very good. very very good. Instead of convincing feelings just ignore them and do what you need to do in order to get what you want in life. must of the time feelings don't matter and they don't add any value anyway.
Try it once, ignore all feelings all at once and focus on objective reality and getting things done then you intrinsically enjoy getting things done. That is so good. all you need to do is just ignoring feelings. I tried it and it works very well. The only problem that I have with it is that I am still unfamiliar with it and it's strange and somewhat unnatural for me to see myself in that state and sometimes I can't hold it for too long. I'm sure as time goes by I can make it better and better.
infj finding a coin: Depending on the denomitation: Did they lose it? Toss it? Is it worth pidking up? Does anyone actually want it? Currency is weird. This coin would mean different things to different people.
If I found a coin on the ground, I’d probably interpret it as a sign. It almost sounds like wishful thinking.