As an ISTP RUclips and Instagram have been a gift and curse. Anytime I see something cool I want to learn how to do it. "This person can sculpt these amazing figures out of clay, I'm going to buy some clay and tools immediately and learn how to do that" this happens consistently. Some things I pick up easily others I feel would take to long to get to the skill level I want to be so I give up and move on to the next.
You literally just described me. Family always tells me to stick to just one thing and master it, but I just cant! I've tried so many different things, karate, volleyball and basketball once, soccer, drawing, painting, playing guitar, piano, ukulele, woodworking/burning, prop making. I see something cool and I immediately go "Hey, that looks cool, I wanna learn to do that!" End up trying, liking it, but then I see something else more interesting and I wind up not MASTERING anything. And honeslty, there are quite a few different things I want to try, that I probably wont stick to.
@@angy101rulz it's a gift and a curse. It's easy for us to pick up skills but not so easy to stick to one. At least when it comes to it we can do these things when we need to.
Well said Brandon. That is exactly me too. You tube has allowed me to fix cars, restore tools and cookware, play chess, sharpen knives, Oil painting ( to much time investment) or at least to do it well
@@michaelharrison4102 my most recent venture 3d printing and electronics. This one should stick for a bit, and when it's done I'll have that much more knowledge to solve problems with.
i cant stick to one skill and master it either. this makes it hard for me to pick a career. i dont want to do the same thing for the rest of my life thats boring :)
This is fantastic! I'm an ISTP female, and I was recently considering taking on a new hobby or two, so I definitely appreciate this video. I was greatly amused by what you said about baking, because I also enjoy baking, but don't follow recipes. I jokingly tell everyone that "recipes are just guidelines, anyway." Thank you for breaking through the ISTP stereotypes that are out there! I am far from a "risk-taker" the way they are often described. I also enjoy more Ti/Se skills based hobbies, like using a pottery wheel, etc.
I like hobbies too. I dabble in different things, the only thing Ive kindof mastered is drawing. But for me it's not as much the experience of doing the hobby that I love as much as the figuring out how to do it part. I think that's why I tend to not really stick to one thing because once I feel I've really figured it out to my liking, I want to find something else to try out. I dont like to take classes unless it's something that you have to take a class for. But I really enjoy teaching myself how to do things and figuring it out for myself. I def like hands on stuff. Some of my hobbies throughout my life are drawing/painting, macrame, bicycle mechanics, competitive gymnastics, trampoline gymnastics, boxing/kickboxing, building websites, graphic art, guitar, piano, vinyl wrapping, hiking/camping, kayaking, cycling, i learned how to unicycle too lol. lately I've gotten really into permaculture farming and homesteading.
I do play sports, love adventure, and I do take risks, for instance, I rode on the back of a scooter with a male stranger while I was visiting another city. But I wouldn’t do things like ski down a mountain at full speed as a novice skier. I also don’t like to follow directions (like with cooking). Yes, like you I love opportunities to be resourceful! I also love to sing and I love studying psychology. When I was younger I wrote poetry and created songs on the computer.
Your video is really interesting to listen to as a female ISTP! When I was in high school I was heavily into pottery, drawing , and wood burning, archery, and also welding. They all require a lot of focus and technical skill and you just want to master it! I almost became a welder but it's really bad for your health, so I didn't! You talked about not being an adventure/ adrenaline seeker because you are super careful, but it's actually a benefit to outdoor recreation as it allows you to master the hobby. I also have that tendency to be incredibly aware of the risk and am insanely careful. All of my current hobbies have some sort of adrenaline seeking adventure aspect to them. For example I started snowboarding and skiing in middle school, and in college I learned how to rock climb, whitewater kayak, and now mountain bike. Being careful has been a huge benefit because I master the basics before moving into something that would otherwise be too hard for me.
Thanks..being an INFP it helps a lot understand my ISTP wife better..especially that part where ISTPs try to make use of the least resources to make things work..honestly this was something I was interpreting as stinginess all the time...but I get it now. IMO, youtube really needed this channel which provides a non-stereotyped female ISTP perspective..keep posting more videos..
Hello Sir. So glad to see male INFP female ISTP mariage. I am INFP male myself and recently dating semingly ISTP girl. Will ask her to do MTBI test soon :) Can you tell me is your relationship dynamic good, do you enjoy it and do you grow together? We Enjoy each others company and she is great but from the start I have this stupid doubt about traditional male/female dinamics because she is kind of a tomboy and i more energetic then me and she is more about action and I am more about experiecimg some feeling. I am sport guy as well but she will always outlast me :) Dunno, in my mind I always saw myself with more traditional "feminen" woman. That is the only thing that is putting me off.
I’m also a female ISTP. Not many of us out here. We share so many similar hobbies. May I suggest that you try scuba diving. My only wish is that I tried it much earlier in life. Enjoy!
It’s funny how similar your approach is to mine when taking on hobbies. Your hobbies are so different from mine, but also similar. I love sewing, gardening, and I have a hobby laser I love creating with. Same requirement as you, has to be hands on in order for me to enjoy it. I actually follow patterns/recipes the first time I do something then after I do it once I can use the process and not follow a pattern and just wing it. Like if I’ve made a pillow or a certain quilt I could certainly do it without a pattern. I play the flute and piccolo, still love playing but don’t have as much time as I used to. l also love creating things from items I have laying around. I created my son a race car track out of flat drapery rods that I had just taken down last night, taped them all together and raised one side of the track so he could run his hot wheels down the ramp. Thanks for sharing. I’m starting to think that indeed I am an ISTP female.
I am an istp female and I’m not really into music but I do like sewing. Also I’m really into fashion design because I can get so creative and design my own clothing. fishing, football, soccer, and hiking are also some of my favorite things to do. I also enjoy dancing. I also use to crochet but I got bored of it. I always am finding new hobbies but then I just get so tired of them because it’s the same thing over and over so I can’t learn new things of what I’m doing and I feel like it’s just a waist of my time.
I love your video. This describes me so well. I love baking and cooking, but I don't like to follow recipes. If I'm trying something new, I'll read a whole lot of recipes to get the idea of how to do it, then I'll wing it. :) I love using my hands to create things. I love what you said about not wanting an unlimited budget as it takes the fun out of things....this is so me. Thank you for sharing....I agree that the description of ISTP's as daredevils doesn't describe me....perhaps it applies more to men.
Lol, this is going to sound weird, but the daredevil side does come out when I have had a few drinks. Otherwise, when sober I'm cautious. The way you described baking is how I view cooking. Discovering new flavors with different ingredients or spices in combination with others, just plain experimenting. I too have so many interests and hobbies, because once I've figured out how to do something I find a new one to learn. When you talked about wood burning, what it feels like and looks like is what I do when I paint pottery or just crayons in a coloring book. I notice I can often do when I feel stressed or not in control of life situations or am feeling stagnate. Needing to slow down my mind and feel grounded. I also played violin, viola, and cello. Anyways, this comment is getting too long now, because I can go on relating to you. I just wanted to tell you it's cool to hear from another ISTP female.
I have never understood how the ISTP somehow got relegated into being "mechanics" and "good with tools." I have long suspected that this may be wrong. Rather, it may be that: "They want to understand how things work" --this is because they have Introverted Thinking which gives them curiosity, and Extroverted Sensing which would be for more real-life physical things, rather than abstract things. They may take apart a clock to see how it works or fiddle with playing drums. It may not be so much they are physical and good at sports as much as simply developing good eye-hand-body coordination. They may be good at surfing. Their introverted thinking got them to figure out timing, when/how to shift their weight, etc. Its NOT like they are all fixing transmissions or being a carpenter. WHO started this whole "good with tools" business, anyway? No one seems to know and its been repeated endlessly.
I am an istp female too. My hobbies are woodworking (I'm building a sauna from scratch in my backyard), diy things around the home - so recently learnt to sew so I could make curtains. I like looking after a few fruit trees I have growing in pots. I windsurf in summer. I think my job is so well suited to my personality - I am a process technician at a lithium processing plant. It's basically finding problems and troubleshooting equipment issues in real time. It's outdoors, active and suits all my strengths, I love it. Took me a while to realise I preferred hands on work because I scored really highly in high school.. so thought it must mean I like intellectual pursuits?! But I failed over and over because I couldn't muster the motivation to complete the work - mostly because it all felt so abstract to me and I couldn't see an exciting end goal. Thanks for your video! I think we're really rare as females so it's really nice to hear from others.
ISTP🙋♀️ One big thing I disagreed with you on in another video (I think I can say that without offending, considering our desire for accuracy? Lol) is break ups. NOT easy for me. But I don't necessarily think that's because of our being ISTPs. Probably more from how life experiences have changed us or stubbornness issues in us. Maybe? But my hobbies over the years till now... •Horseback riding! •Bike riding •Hiking in the mountains •Building things (custom furniture to fit our home's needs, creating large decor pieces, chicken coops, basement playscape, etc.. They've all happened over here, lol) •Painting (watercolor, acrylic..not so much walls, but I do that every chance, as well, because... ❤ Home improvement❤) •Drawing •Mopping my floors (sensory thing about things sticking to my feet 😫) •Archery was fun, until I started having kids and not having time (like lost of the rest of this list 😂) •Shooting guns • I keep running into issues on my sewing machines, or I think I'd be better at that by now. I'm afraid of breaking them trying to take them apart to clean or "service" them. Pulling them out of time is a big fear, lol. •Used to bake a lot and get lots of compliments that I never took seriously. Am I alone in that, or is that an ISTP characteristic? Not being able to accept compliments? Always wanted to learn piano and guitar, but didn't have the resources readily available
This is really good. I'll add it to my dataset. As an ENFP it seems to me that you have done everything that I thought was really cool and interesting but always felt too difficult to do. Make more videos please.
Wow! I'm ISTP Female too and also was interested in taking welding :-) I have done gold plating using arsenic. And I always thought falconry or fencing would be cool sports which remind me of archery. Home Projects I LOVE too. Thank you for sharing!!!! Don't like baking but I do like raw food "cooking" when I have time. I do calligraphy too :-) Enjoy tennis a lot.
I've always wanted to try electroplating something. Maybe once I have the materials. Archery has been something I want to try, but I probably wont stick to it just like everything else.
Wow, the polymath! You're an intrepid soul. 'Flashdance' welder/dancer too. I believe my brother-in-law is an ISTP, he's an aeronautical engineer (and small-engine phenom). Interesting, ISTP: almost clashing dom(Ti) and aux(Se) functions. I hope you stick with one of the instruments. (If I may, I'd move that air cactus on the sunnier side of the table though it probably gets some artificial light from the lamp in the evening). 😀
I loved archery, too! But I was only able to do it as part of a session in gym class in high school (we went through a period where we tried a bunch of different sports, spending several classes on each). Moreover, I missed the first class due to being sick, so I didn't get the instructions that I should. I did ... pretty badly at it. If I had been able to join an archery club and really work at it, I think I could have gotten good at it, but that was not available to me at the time. I really wished we could have spent longer on it. It was fun! I also find it interesting that you approach baking the way I do poetry. As much as I love to read metered, rhyming poetry, I just can't seem to write it very well. Usually, I do free form. Don't box me in with rules, just lemme express myself however it comes out. ... I also would love to have lots of other hobbies, but hobbies typically cost money and having ADHD makes it even harder to settle on or be consistent with anything, so I haven't gotten too far on this. PS: I'm also not a risk-taker or adrenaline junkie! I actually hate adrenaline rushes (or, at least, that shaky feeling after). But I perhaps could have gone that way at one time. I loved wall-climbing the one time I got to try it. I kept climbing until I was literally too exhausted to continue. If I had really gotten into it long-term, I might have eventually even done rock climbing. Didn't work out that way, though, and now I'm glad of it, though I think that my health would probably be a little better, haha. I'm a bit outside the stereotypes, myself, given that I tend toward being quite sedentary.
Thank you so much for your videos! I am writing a fantasy series, and my protagonist is an ISTP female! You give really helpful insight. You're right, so many ISTP resources are very... male. Haha. Thank you for taking time to develop these videos!
Wonderful! I teach a graduate course on psychological type and found this video really helpful in understanding the ISTP mentality. I like your other videos too.
This video was great. I have tested as an ISTP also and I could relate to many of the activities you mentioned, or at least the reasons and the appeal of those activities. Thanks!
I’ve been told that if a plane went down on a remote island and I was there, everyone would be ok till rescue came because I would build a shelter out of anything and everything, make a fire, trap animals for food and build an evaporator to make drinking water.
I have similar interest as you and also very similar body language and speech patterns...and I am an INTx. You don't have the fixed gaze/rigid stance of ISTPs at all. :)
The process of cooking you described is so similar to mine! I don’t like following the recipe precisely. Although I’d like to choose some recipe as a base which I can experiment around. Possible ISTP here.
Istp female here... yeah I did BMX racing for 10 years and rode for 17 years. So yeah top athlete for sure. I still enjoy working out a little too even tho I can't do BMX anymore.
Omg, I relate to your interests so much. I miss pottery and plan to sign up this summer. I did do wood working and really loved it. I’d really like to get into jiu jitsu. I’ve tried a free intro class and loved it. Wearing glasses was kinda annoying so I’m debating whether I should get laser eye surgery so I can explore that hobby. But I’m sorta scared so I may just explore other hobbies. ISTP
I'm an ISTP girl too, and throughout the whole video I was like "same, girl, same." even though we don't share the same hobbies but the thought process behind these hobbies just resonated with me.
welding class be like "Watch , Now do " Its great . Tig is much better (sound wise nice and quite ) Stick Noisy and messy , Mig is like a glorified hot glue gun : /
@@istpperspective2390 Great videos by the way. They are very descriptive and well thought out. Your foot caught my eye towards the end of the video, and I wound up going back through the video trying to figure out what it was. It looked like it could be your foot, but the color of your sock matches the sofa; which made me wonder if it was your foot, something from the sofa, or the corner of a blanket. Thanks for helping me clear that up!
@@istpperspective2390 my boss give choise trade.. Only 2.. Carpentry Electrician And im istp man... What is ideal for me pliss helb me with your opinion... I like both.. But i have pick one Pliss tell me and helb me..
I too am an ISTP female. I find myself in the same boat as you when it comes to having many hobbies. Jack of all trades, master of none.
Every time i question my type as an ISTP i find another person that clarifies that i am indeed an ISTP.
As an ISTP RUclips and Instagram have been a gift and curse. Anytime I see something cool I want to learn how to do it. "This person can sculpt these amazing figures out of clay, I'm going to buy some clay and tools immediately and learn how to do that" this happens consistently. Some things I pick up easily others I feel would take to long to get to the skill level I want to be so I give up and move on to the next.
You literally just described me. Family always tells me to stick to just one thing and master it, but I just cant! I've tried so many different things, karate, volleyball and basketball once, soccer, drawing, painting, playing guitar, piano, ukulele, woodworking/burning, prop making. I see something cool and I immediately go "Hey, that looks cool, I wanna learn to do that!" End up trying, liking it, but then I see something else more interesting and I wind up not MASTERING anything. And honeslty, there are quite a few different things I want to try, that I probably wont stick to.
@@angy101rulz it's a gift and a curse. It's easy for us to pick up skills but not so easy to stick to one. At least when it comes to it we can do these things when we need to.
@@BrandonKaida Very true.
Well said Brandon.
That is exactly me too.
You tube has allowed me to fix cars, restore tools and cookware, play chess, sharpen knives,
Oil painting ( to much time investment) or at least to do it well
@@michaelharrison4102 my most recent venture 3d printing and electronics. This one should stick for a bit, and when it's done I'll have that much more knowledge to solve problems with.
i cant stick to one skill and master it either. this makes it hard for me to pick a career. i dont want to do the same thing for the rest of my life thats boring :)
This is fantastic! I'm an ISTP female, and I was recently considering taking on a new hobby or two, so I definitely appreciate this video. I was greatly amused by what you said about baking, because I also enjoy baking, but don't follow recipes. I jokingly tell everyone that "recipes are just guidelines, anyway." Thank you for breaking through the ISTP stereotypes that are out there! I am far from a "risk-taker" the way they are often described. I also enjoy more Ti/Se skills based hobbies, like using a pottery wheel, etc.
I like hobbies too. I dabble in different things, the only thing Ive kindof mastered is drawing. But for me it's not as much the experience of doing the hobby that I love as much as the figuring out how to do it part. I think that's why I tend to not really stick to one thing because once I feel I've really figured it out to my liking, I want to find something else to try out. I dont like to take classes unless it's something that you have to take a class for. But I really enjoy teaching myself how to do things and figuring it out for myself. I def like hands on stuff. Some of my hobbies throughout my life are drawing/painting, macrame, bicycle mechanics, competitive gymnastics, trampoline gymnastics, boxing/kickboxing, building websites, graphic art, guitar, piano, vinyl wrapping, hiking/camping, kayaking, cycling, i learned how to unicycle too lol. lately I've gotten really into permaculture farming and homesteading.
I do play sports, love adventure, and I do take risks, for instance, I rode on the back of a scooter with a male stranger while I was visiting another city. But I wouldn’t do things like ski down a mountain at full speed as a novice skier. I also don’t like to follow directions (like with cooking). Yes, like you I love opportunities to be resourceful! I also love to sing and I love studying psychology. When I was younger I wrote poetry and created songs on the computer.
Your video is really interesting to listen to as a female ISTP! When I was in high school I was heavily into pottery, drawing , and wood burning, archery, and also welding. They all require a lot of focus and technical skill and you just want to master it! I almost became a welder but it's really bad for your health, so I didn't! You talked about not being an adventure/ adrenaline seeker because you are super careful, but it's actually a benefit to outdoor recreation as it allows you to master the hobby. I also have that tendency to be incredibly aware of the risk and am insanely careful. All of my current hobbies have some sort of adrenaline seeking adventure aspect to them. For example I started snowboarding and skiing in middle school, and in college I learned how to rock climb, whitewater kayak, and now mountain bike. Being careful has been a huge benefit because I master the basics before moving into something that would otherwise be too hard for me.
Thanks..being an INFP it helps a lot understand my ISTP wife better..especially that part where ISTPs try to make use of the least resources to make things work..honestly this was something I was interpreting as stinginess all the time...but I get it now. IMO, youtube really needed this channel which provides a non-stereotyped female ISTP perspective..keep posting more videos..
Hello Sir. So glad to see male INFP female ISTP mariage. I am INFP male myself and recently dating semingly ISTP girl. Will ask her to do MTBI test soon :) Can you tell me is your relationship dynamic good, do you enjoy it and do you grow together?
We Enjoy each others company and she is great but from the start I have this stupid doubt about traditional male/female dinamics because she is kind of a tomboy and i more energetic then me and she is more about action and I am more about experiecimg some feeling. I am sport guy as well but she will always outlast me :) Dunno, in my mind I always saw myself with more traditional "feminen" woman. That is the only thing that is putting me off.
I’m also a female ISTP. Not many of us out here. We share so many similar hobbies. May I suggest that you try scuba diving. My only wish is that I tried it much earlier in life. Enjoy!
i got a groupon for my bday then covid happened
What a beautiful hobbie!
It’s funny how similar your approach is to mine when taking on hobbies. Your hobbies are so different from mine, but also similar. I love sewing, gardening, and I have a hobby laser I love creating with. Same requirement as you, has to be hands on in order for me to enjoy it. I actually follow patterns/recipes the first time I do something then after I do it once I can use the process and not follow a pattern and just wing it. Like if I’ve made a pillow or a certain quilt I could certainly do it without a pattern. I play the flute and piccolo, still love playing but don’t have as much time as I used to. l also love creating things from items I have laying around. I created my son a race car track out of flat drapery rods that I had just taken down last night, taped them all together and raised one side of the track so he could run his hot wheels down the ramp. Thanks for sharing. I’m starting to think that indeed I am an ISTP female.
I am an istp female and I’m not really into music but I do like sewing. Also I’m really into fashion design because I can get so creative and design my own clothing. fishing, football, soccer, and hiking are also some of my favorite things to do. I also enjoy dancing. I also use to crochet but I got bored of it. I always am finding new hobbies but then I just get so tired of them because it’s the same thing over and over so I can’t learn new things of what I’m doing and I feel like it’s just a waist of my time.
And btw your videos are good
I love your video. This describes me so well. I love baking and cooking, but I don't like to follow recipes. If I'm trying something new, I'll read a whole lot of recipes to get the idea of how to do it, then I'll wing it. :) I love using my hands to create things. I love what you said about not wanting an unlimited budget as it takes the fun out of things....this is so me. Thank you for sharing....I agree that the description of ISTP's as daredevils doesn't describe me....perhaps it applies more to men.
Lol, this is going to sound weird, but the daredevil side does come out when I have had a few drinks. Otherwise, when sober I'm cautious. The way you described baking is how I view cooking. Discovering new flavors with different ingredients or spices in combination with others, just plain experimenting. I too have so many interests and hobbies, because once I've figured out how to do something I find a new one to learn. When you talked about wood burning, what it feels like and looks like is what I do when I paint pottery or just crayons in a coloring book. I notice I can often do when I feel stressed or not in control of life situations or am feeling stagnate. Needing to slow down my mind and feel grounded. I also played violin, viola, and cello. Anyways, this comment is getting too long now, because I can go on relating to you. I just wanted to tell you it's cool to hear from another ISTP female.
I have never understood how the ISTP somehow got relegated into being "mechanics" and "good with tools." I have long suspected that this may be wrong. Rather, it may be that:
"They want to understand how things work" --this is because they have Introverted Thinking which gives them curiosity, and Extroverted Sensing which would be for more real-life physical things, rather than abstract things. They may take apart a clock to see how it works or fiddle with playing drums. It may not be so much they are physical and good at sports as much as simply developing good eye-hand-body coordination. They may be good at surfing. Their introverted thinking got them to figure out timing, when/how to shift their weight, etc. Its NOT like they are all fixing transmissions or being a carpenter. WHO started this whole "good with tools" business, anyway? No one seems to know and its been repeated endlessly.
I am an istp female too. My hobbies are woodworking (I'm building a sauna from scratch in my backyard), diy things around the home - so recently learnt to sew so I could make curtains. I like looking after a few fruit trees I have growing in pots. I windsurf in summer.
I think my job is so well suited to my personality - I am a process technician at a lithium processing plant. It's basically finding problems and troubleshooting equipment issues in real time. It's outdoors, active and suits all my strengths, I love it. Took me a while to realise I preferred hands on work because I scored really highly in high school.. so thought it must mean I like intellectual pursuits?! But I failed over and over because I couldn't muster the motivation to complete the work - mostly because it all felt so abstract to me and I couldn't see an exciting end goal.
Thanks for your video! I think we're really rare as females so it's really nice to hear from others.
ISTP🙋♀️ One big thing I disagreed with you on in another video (I think I can say that without offending, considering our desire for accuracy? Lol) is break ups. NOT easy for me. But I don't necessarily think that's because of our being ISTPs. Probably more from how life experiences have changed us or stubbornness issues in us. Maybe?
But my hobbies over the years till now...
•Horseback riding!
•Bike riding
•Hiking in the mountains
•Building things (custom furniture to fit our home's needs, creating large decor pieces, chicken coops, basement playscape, etc.. They've all happened over here, lol)
•Painting (watercolor, acrylic..not so much walls, but I do that every chance, as well, because... ❤ Home improvement❤)
•Drawing
•Mopping my floors (sensory thing about things sticking to my feet 😫)
•Archery was fun, until I started having kids and not having time (like lost of the rest of this list 😂)
•Shooting guns
• I keep running into issues on my sewing machines, or I think I'd be better at that by now. I'm afraid of breaking them trying to take them apart to clean or "service" them. Pulling them out of time is a big fear, lol.
•Used to bake a lot and get lots of compliments that I never took seriously.
Am I alone in that, or is that an ISTP characteristic? Not being able to accept compliments?
Always wanted to learn piano and guitar, but didn't have the resources readily available
This is really good. I'll add it to my dataset. As an ENFP it seems to me that you have done everything that I thought was really cool and interesting but always felt too difficult to do. Make more videos please.
My fav mbti types are ENFP. Happy to see one here.
Wow! I'm ISTP Female too and also was interested in taking welding :-) I have done gold plating using arsenic. And I always thought falconry or fencing would be cool sports which remind me of archery. Home Projects I LOVE too. Thank you for sharing!!!! Don't like baking but I do like raw food "cooking" when I have time. I do calligraphy too :-) Enjoy tennis a lot.
Crazy how similar our interests are! Gold plating sounds like it’d be fun to learn :)
I've always wanted to try electroplating something. Maybe once I have the materials. Archery has been something I want to try, but I probably wont stick to it just like everything else.
Wow, the polymath! You're an intrepid soul. 'Flashdance' welder/dancer too.
I believe my brother-in-law is an ISTP, he's an aeronautical engineer (and small-engine phenom).
Interesting, ISTP: almost clashing dom(Ti) and aux(Se) functions.
I hope you stick with one of the
instruments.
(If I may, I'd move that air cactus on the sunnier side of the table though it probably gets some artificial light from the lamp in the evening). 😀
omg you are my cognitive TWIN - I feel like I'm watching a video of myself right now 😅 Our voices are even similar!
I loved archery, too! But I was only able to do it as part of a session in gym class in high school (we went through a period where we tried a bunch of different sports, spending several classes on each). Moreover, I missed the first class due to being sick, so I didn't get the instructions that I should. I did ... pretty badly at it. If I had been able to join an archery club and really work at it, I think I could have gotten good at it, but that was not available to me at the time. I really wished we could have spent longer on it. It was fun!
I also find it interesting that you approach baking the way I do poetry. As much as I love to read metered, rhyming poetry, I just can't seem to write it very well. Usually, I do free form. Don't box me in with rules, just lemme express myself however it comes out.
... I also would love to have lots of other hobbies, but hobbies typically cost money and having ADHD makes it even harder to settle on or be consistent with anything, so I haven't gotten too far on this.
PS: I'm also not a risk-taker or adrenaline junkie! I actually hate adrenaline rushes (or, at least, that shaky feeling after). But I perhaps could have gone that way at one time. I loved wall-climbing the one time I got to try it. I kept climbing until I was literally too exhausted to continue. If I had really gotten into it long-term, I might have eventually even done rock climbing. Didn't work out that way, though, and now I'm glad of it, though I think that my health would probably be a little better, haha. I'm a bit outside the stereotypes, myself, given that I tend toward being quite sedentary.
When you talk about your baking it sounds exactly like me with my wood working
Oh and the welding thing, I weld too, and using a sewing machine to make and repair clothing
Thank you so much for your videos! I am writing a fantasy series, and my protagonist is an ISTP female! You give really helpful insight. You're right, so many ISTP resources are very... male. Haha. Thank you for taking time to develop these videos!
Yep we need more female ISTP vids! Im ESTJ apparently
Wonderful! I teach a graduate course on psychological type and found this video really helpful in understanding the ISTP mentality. I like your other videos too.
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This video was great. I have tested as an ISTP also and I could relate to many of the activities you mentioned, or at least the reasons and the appeal of those activities.
Thanks!
My son is likely an ISTP but so is my gf’s mother. She’s the best chance I have at preparing for him growing up so thanks for this vid
I’ve been told that if a plane went down on a remote island and I was there, everyone would be ok till rescue came because I would build a shelter out of anything and everything, make a fire, trap animals for food and build an evaporator to make drinking water.
I have similar interest as you and also very similar body language and speech patterns...and I am an INTx.
You don't have the fixed gaze/rigid stance of ISTPs at all. :)
My body language is similar too. I’m still in doubt about ISTP, INTP, INFJ or ISFJ.
The process of cooking you described is so similar to mine! I don’t like following the recipe precisely. Although I’d like to choose some recipe as a base which I can experiment around.
Possible ISTP here.
You are a great, smart girl! :>
Istp female here... yeah I did BMX racing for 10 years and rode for 17 years. So yeah top athlete for sure. I still enjoy working out a little too even tho I can't do BMX anymore.
Omg, I relate to your interests so much. I miss pottery and plan to sign up this summer. I did do wood working and really loved it. I’d really like to get into jiu jitsu. I’ve tried a free intro class and loved it. Wearing glasses was kinda annoying so I’m debating whether I should get laser eye surgery so I can explore that hobby. But I’m sorta scared so I may just explore other hobbies.
ISTP
thank you so much
Awesome video. Thank you. I subscribed.
Thank you! :)
Archery is Ti-Se-Ni so it fits ISTP's. My ISTP brother made his own crossbow and likes to shoot arrows with a normal bow.
I'm an ISTP girl too, and throughout the whole video I was like "same, girl, same." even though we don't share the same hobbies but the thought process behind these hobbies just resonated with me.
ISTP here :) I cook the same way best meals ever made
Good day fellow ISTP.
You should try Cad program like Solid works .
Why don't you make more videos?
They are great!!!
greetings from Poland! i am ISTP too :D
welding class be like "Watch , Now do " Its great . Tig is much better (sound wise nice and quite ) Stick Noisy and messy , Mig is like a glorified hot glue gun : /
Is that your foot to the left of you on the sofa? I was just wondering. I couldn't figure it out.
Hah yes it is
@@istpperspective2390 Great videos by the way. They are very descriptive and well thought out. Your foot caught my eye towards the end of the video, and I wound up going back through the video trying to figure out what it was. It looked like it could be your foot, but the color of your sock matches the sofa; which made me wonder if it was your foot, something from the sofa, or the corner of a blanket. Thanks for helping me clear that up!
super clutter free :/ i could not handle that.
Do Instagram have one
O_O
What is ideal trade for istp..?
Carpentry
Mechanic
Electeician
Pliss tell me your opinion..?
I don’t think I can name an ideal trade... they all sounds like they could work very well! It’s really a matter of a persons individual interests.
@@istpperspective2390 my boss give choise trade..
Only 2..
Carpentry
Electrician
And im istp man...
What is ideal for me pliss helb me with your opinion...
I like both.. But i have pick one
Pliss tell me and helb me..
Electrician or plumber, mechanic is too much. What did you choose?
@@inmyexpression19 😅😅
I think you might be an Intp