Im an isfp and i just leave half of everything i eat in my brothers room quietly bc he wont out of sheer obsession with whatever hes doing lol, and when he does eat its grossly unhealthy lol
I really like how you talk about ISTPs as people with a full function stack that starts with Ti and includes Fe. Most 16 Personalities people treat ISTPs as nothing more than mechanics at best and professional killer sociopaths at worst…
It’s because it’s true. IT and Es loop grants us that as one of many parts of us. I see violence as an art form, even though I don’t like hurting people. I can still admit that I enjoy the emotions and energy running through my body when I’m in the “flow” it’s one of the times I feel truly alive. When I’m physical and emotionally engaged in something.
@@JohnDoe-pd4jo yeah I see it as an art form too, as an ISTP. Not that it’s a good thing of course, but like you said there is a sort of flow to it, a connection from physical and emotional. Just like how art is, turning emotions into something physical.
I’ve always been autodidact with things that get my attention, I’ve learned to draw, play the guitar and the keyboard, but when I started to attend to classes it kind of lost that sense of joy a bit. Very accurate video well done !
I am a solid ISTP and relate to everything you said. When I learn something new, I want to be the master of it, not just okay at it. One pet peeve of mine is when people constantly ask how to do something on the computer when they can find the answers themselves. Ask me once, okay. Ask me the same question again a week later? Not okay. Don’t waste my time.
This is it! I don't have a problem if you need help sometimes on some stuff. But if your problem is just one google search away and it happens often I will be pissed as hell.
As an ISTP, I approve of this message. Well done, you certainly did your homework on this one! Pretty much spot on, it's kinda like you've been taking notes on me the last decade or two.
I agree! I think ISTP's are underrated in the intellectual department. In our family, my ISTP dad is the one most into philosophy, a "N" sort of interest. Whilst my ENFJ sister and my INFP self are definitely into it, my dad takes it on a whole another level.
@@alizehkhan6274 ...I'm aware? I know that ISTP's tertiary Ni, makes them quite capable at abstract concepts and their dom-Ti makes them want to make sense of things/understand things through a logical framework. Really don't know what you're getting at...
Yep that’s me too. Love philosophy. It’s a common misconception that we aren’t great with intuition, but we can use IT to make sense of patterns and actually train ourselves to become more intuitive.
This is one of the most accurate descriptions of us ISTPs and condenses a lot of the insights and discoveries I’ve made about myself over the last couple of months. There are a few other good descriptions out there, but not many get that intuitive side quite right. We can't just cope with intuitive or abstract concepts, the Ni actually plays a big role in our thinking process. And that „Mastery and Freedom“ section about our motivations is not something I’ve heard anywhere else but it's so true.
As an ISTP who was mistyped as a INTP for a long time. I appreciate this video! That Ti to Ni graphic was briefly shown, but means so much to understanding an ISTP experience
You make such good content and knows the ISTPs and i think all the other types very well! My only "complaint" is that i for once wish that your video was longer, since it had such good content in it. -ISTP
Thank you for elaborating more on what makes an ISTP. I've seen a lot of mbti skits and lately I realize the ISTP is more often than not portrayed the exact same way time and time again. And as an ISTP myself I have grown to find the lack in variation of the stereotypical ISTP to be disengaging. This video was fresh in that sense, in how it struck multiple facets of who I feel like. Good job 👊 Btw I should clarify I have seen multiple videos from several accounts that describe the ISTP well. This was just a personal observation based on what has been released lately on the more comedic realm of mbti channels.
I’m an INTP. Love love love ISTPs. I can relate to the need for solitude. And I’m also an autodidact. Why wait? You can teach yourself. As far as independence. I thought everyone thought this way. You should always be self sufficient in every way shape and form.
My brother is an ISTP and this is so accurate! I’m wondering which type my dad is. His decisions are very thought out, but still based on personal values. He’s an ISXP and this could describe him as well Edit: My brother actually taught himself about 80% of what he knows about mechanics and those kind of things. He converted a normal car into a convertible at 14. He didn’t do (that) well in school up until high school, but he’s still very intelligent and he loves all the things you spoke about in this video!
could be an ISFP. I'm an ISTP, brother is an ISFP, he more has personal values that directed him earlier in life. It has taken me much longer to tap into my feelings and values. Hes also less analytical and nerdy
@@suzdwyer4577 My dad is kind of analytical, but his decisions are pretty personally based. He just drops a client when he doesn’t feel right or overwhelmed or if the client is a little complicated to deal with. He’s very good with people, but sometimes he steps on somebody’s toes.
He could be an ISTP then based on what you shared. I think ISTPs doesn't like resenting or regretting anything so they would rarely do something they don't want.m, rather than do it and resent the situation later. I'm a female ISTP, and I did bad in school in the sense that I don't participate in pretty much anything, would compete in Math but would still have a low grade because of lack of requirements. I got the "wasting your potential cause you're lazy" reputation just because I didn't do the things I "should" but don't want to because I'm not interested, and I don't see the point or need it at the time or just simply because I'm in a bad public school where very few that actually care about teafhing and are doing it effectively.
The other 5 members of my family went skiing and snowboarding for a few days. My handicap kept me home but my husband set me up with food provisions. I rarely left the house. I was in an Introvert Heaven. I finally had time for my new book and interesting videos. I kept in touch via a smart phone so I was good, except for the one time they sent video of themselves skiing. That really hurt to watch since I loved it the one time I had done it before the kids were born. But I can’t deny that the freedom to explore my interests at my own pace without distracting demands was a wonderful experience I’ll never forget and probably wouldn’t have traded - even for skiing.
I can relate to this as an INTP. Some of the happiest moments of my life were simple moments when I was alone. One time, I came home from work and all my roommates were gone. I ate a burger, fries, and a coke on the couch watching HGTV. Alone. All to myself. :)
just found out I'm an ISTP and I related to this video a lot. I love teaching myself things at home and figuring things out by doing them myself. (being an ISTP does not mean I'm some type of mechanic!) for exp., baking. I love starting recipes from scratch and seeing what I can add or change to make treats taste better!
I am a game developer that has become the most competent person in almost every aspect of that trade. It is hard to find any other person that knows all of the technical skills that I have achieved through self teaching. Nothing makes me more happy than to be able to build everything about a game on my own, and only allow people to help if they have proved loyalty, enthusiasm, and skill.
I'm an INFJ, but I really resonate with the point of mastery and solitude, though for me it's more like a jack of all trades situation. I recently moved to a new city and while living alone, I'm trying to fix as much as I can by myself. I Also don't like being reliant on other people to get something done and am trying to become a universal "handyman". Obviously ISTP and INFJ are different in other aspects, but I really think we can be quite similar in that aspect since we both have Ni and Ti, only flipped in the stack. And I really like ISTPs for this reason (even if they might not like me and my Fe ways. :P ) EDIT: to add the final bit and clear up typos.
Same for me. Yep, I can rely on safety net of people to get me through stuff that I don't like, but after all it seems silly, what prevents me from doing it on my own? And relying on faulty systems is low-key unbearable, there's always this exaggerated existential dread of some destructive randomness showing up at my door (by mistake?) and ruining my life forever 👀 I may speculate ISTPs have the same motivations to get mastery & independence swapped for people and systems By the way, it's interesting that you emphasized jack of all trades situation. I think P types have their efforts even more scattered and they're fine with it, while dominant Ni demands synergy and consistency in everything we do, "well I'm all over the place, but at least I fulfill this one archetype"
@@yananykyforova6754 Yeah, I definitely recognise the demand for synergy x) I've thought about doing a bunch of creative stuff like learning piano, drawing and learning a new language, but I can't seem to find a way to combine them. I've studied some neurology, so I know how the brain works when you're learning something, and unfortnately doing Any of those 3 means "re-writing" parts of how your brain works, BUT the knowledge doesn't carry over. So I feel like I need to choose One of those things if I'm going to become really good at it, but I Want to do all three. (Or find a way to combine them x)
I doubt they hate our Fe so much. I know they hate and admire ENFJ's Fe with all their being, but from what I observe my ISTP's friend. They seem to be comfortable with our Fe if we utilise Ti a lot with them. I think they appreciate that we slow teach/coax them the importance of developing their inferior function (Fe).
@@ZNIR777 Yeah, fair enough. I've heard Nathan talk about how they don't like playing the Fe game and that they sometimes don't trust people who seem to be "socially slippery". But it's true that we have and value Ti, and maybe our Fe (with Ni) can help us see that we shouldn't/don't need to use "Fe- tricks" on the ISTPs. (Ironically using Fe to NOT use Fe x).
Based. I feel like a bit of the drive towards mastery also has to do with wanting people to admire me though. I think what you said about freedom makes sense with that too, because if I can be excellent at something then no one can question my ability and I can move without restriction/barrier. I used to be into philosophy more but I kind of gave up because I'm failing to see a point in it a lot of the time (unless typology is considered philosophy lmao, then I guess this is the exception). And while I definitely have an ability to learn on my own, and will learn on my own, I still seek teachers because (i) for physical learning (i.e. skateboarding), it's good to have someone to observe and have them point out your failures/improvable areas, and (ii) for mental learning (i.e. math), I can't read for shit so I just have to watch people do it until I understand, and (iii) for all learning, guided development from someone who knows best practice can be helpful in the long run and save time, and I tend to want mastery as quick as possible. Though having said that, I still prefer an approach where they "teach" me (demonstrate) and I go off and try to figure out how they did it. But sometimes hands on teaching is helpful too; for physical things that have a mental barrier, or for when you're just not getting it.
This describes the nuances of my experience as an ISTP extremely well. I find this channel to be the most accurate when it comes to classic MBTI descriptions of the types. Thank you for putting out amazing content!
Glad you enjoyed it! If you haven't already seen them there are quite a few other ISTP videos on here as well that go into more depth about them ~ Nathan
I'm impressed. Formal education is essential, like the solid foundation of a new building. After that, the process of building one's education begins and it's the best part. Peace.
Depending on how formal you might mean, I do not think I agree that formal education is essential. I definitely do not think one's process of building one's education needs to wait until *after* formal education ends.
@@thatstupidartist3410lol, I'm INTP. But I do have an ISTP husband. Maybe he's rubbing off on me. When I was younger, I didn't think too much about it. I was mostly fine with school. Except in high school/college, I did not like waking up early. I can just understand at this point that there are plenty of ways to learn than just formal education.
The test told me I'm a Istp but i never thought that I am beacouse they are super analíticas and I'm not but from the mindset of Istp about mastery and freedom I realized that I do relate a lot to this mindset. Overall great video and you gain a subscriber
I resonate hard with the autodidact description. I need to understand things for myself. Many people are bothered by this although they claim to love people who seek knowledge and are intelligent UNTIL it's an ISTP doing the pursuing thereof. Being extremely driven by my own pursuits that involve thinking and understanding requires a lifetime. Why are ISTPs not extended the same courtesies that other types are afforded throughout the world? It's like enjoying solving the world's problem's alone is a crime. It's not my fault I was born a 'life hack'. 🤷 Ti-Se-Ni>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Fe lol
I am convinced you know when I’m researching a specific type and then you post a video about that type. No lie, this is like the third time this has happened.
0:03 I am an ISTP but tbh I find self study difficult. I don't really like "traditional study" though, and like teachers that are more flexible and visual with their teaching. (w/videos and active teaching) rather than textbooks
As ISTP I do love it. Never used to think that my level of learning something (something I like eed to know) was kinda "hypnotic", but sometimes in a small convo I do say some way too deep information about something and prob just blink in "isn't that like... basic?". So yeah. Totally true. And I know that I have some issues, but I can't stand people who would stand infront of you and asking for advice on some random stuff. You... you have phone in your hand, so... LOOK THAT UP, please. They could spend some time on learning new things too, actually. And I gotta say - after that video about famous last words... It just stuck in my head, because those thoughts just got a verbal form. Love it, but stop (nah)
@@3Zeppoli No, I love explaining and make hard things easy by keeping it simple. Its about people who won't even try to understand something first and would just come to you for literally everything bc "you smart, you do it instead". I find that behavior irritating
To me it is MMA at a young age i was able to box and my coach would said i have a high affinity for combat for my age and the training actually help me a lot to learn discipline and always remain cool and composed in high tension situations so i kept pursuing it t to the point where I could spend 3 hours on the gym without realizing unfortunately life has taken me many places and i don't currently train anymore but hopefully I can get back to it once I'm done with college
Yes they certainly can! I think it crosses over into stereotypes to say that ISTPs hate socialising. When they find people that they connect with then they can be as social as any type! ~ Nathan
it's funny because my mom asked "would you rather make mistakes or be perfect" she said "I'd rather make mistakes so I can learn how to be better" I said "if you were perfect, you wouldn't have to learn anything" if im not perfect enough at it then I dont want to do it
I mistyped myself as INTP for years... now I'm in a very good and stable place in my life and I can't imagine myself as anything but ISTP. It's frustrating because a lot of your personality traits can't shine within certain circumstances... Such as depression. I didn't know how independent I am until I started taking care of myself and supporting myself financially. I had forgotten how adventurous, curious and tactile I am, because I never left home. I forgot how to be assertive and chill because of my constant anxiety. Then once I got my life in order, I was so puzzled when I tried out some tests again and suddenly couldn't get anything but ISTP no matter how hard I tried. A mechanic, wtf? Taking things apart? Getting my hands dirty? It sounded nothing like me... INTP sounded more like me, but I couldn't get that result anymore... Even INFP sounded more like me. It was a fun journey to self discovery.
You know me so well 😁and yep, knowledge absolutely has to be applicable to my real world, personal experience for me to accept and trust it. Most of which is usually always theories, and world view/ philosophies that are thousands of years old!
It's always comical to me when people equate the two since they're opposites of each other. One starts with some random arbitrary detail and draws conclusions and the other requires actually studying the person then classifying them ~ Nathan
My INTP (former chef) partner brings me coffee and meals in my office on days when I can’t tear myself away from whatever design problem I’m trying to solve. Sometimes it’s breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It’s his love language and I appreciate the fuck out him.
Interesting istp video, spot on as always Nathan! I relate to istp a lot cause my cognitive stack. Still not sure what my type is due my 4 highest function are Ne, Ni, Ti, Se in no particular order
As an ISTP i couldn't agree more especially "Mastery and Freedom" part. I don't give a F regarding buerocrats and workplace politics. If it doesn't impact me, I'm ok with it. As soon as it impact me, that's also fine, ....I quit with a new higher payout job. And most of the time those organizations try to recruit me back, but.... too late bro.
Autodidact? I never new that there was a word for people who prefer to be self-learners. I went to an independent study progran after 11th grade in highschool due to COVID. (im 19 now.) ever since then ive always loved going out of my way to learn and do things on my own and dreaded instruction in traditional settings.
Which is weird because ISTP's and INFP's have very much opposite attitudes and mental processes. INFP's being emotional, idealistic and imaginative and ISTP'S being logical, realistic and pragmatic. Not to say they are completely different but they have very different approaches to life. That being said, I oddly had the same problem. I think it's because both types can often times be too stuck in their own heads at times and that can cause confusion between the two types. An ISTP that daydreams a lot might mistake themselves for an INxP.
@@SamiShah2004 exactly, literally all their cognitive functions are opposed! Infp: Fi Ne Si Te Istp: Ti Se Ni Fe But after watching some UA-cam videos I found both personality described as a "weird" personality, and they always do what they "want" or "think" or "know" what's best without hurting their environment or the people around them ... so they can be pretty similar from the outside i guess...
My husband is an istp, my daughter is an infp. They are each other's demon but they get along great. They've told me they bond over their hatred of others and their demands.
@Ipsita Chatteejee yea, true even if some can't understand that kind of affection... in my case I think the fact that I'm a 9w8 (that is called the "peacemaker" personality) makes me look softer and the fact that I always avoid conflicts makes me look kinder or something like that... it's true that my cognitive functions matches better with the ISTP personality, but I do hive off INFP vibes ...
An INFJ here, I like an ISTP friend and would pretty much like to take it further.. But I want to make sure first I fully understand him and make the calculations for us if we are really compatible or not.. Well, any infj/istp partners here?
It would help if you didn’t read into things we say: assume nothing; just ask. On the flip side of that don’t expect the ISTP to read into what you say. We really do take things at face value. Personally, these relationships are okay if they are not close; I can only take them in doses.🙂 (ISTP)
For ISTP, a majority of everyday life situations are emotionally neutral, i.e. we simply don't have an emotional agenda for most things. Something to keep in mind as far as compatibility if you're a feelings person. ISTP will forge relationships through sharing interests and activities, rather than sharing feelings.
@@audreyhowler my istp is pretty much caring and deeply loving but he doesn't show it directly.. But yeah. He shares activities and personal info about himself.. I'm definitely a feely person, as long as I can he's not so comfortable with affection I don't know how to bring it up.
Once again, your ISTP description has me momentarily questioning if I am one. I know this is weird, I know my ENFP self shares no cognitive preferences with them. But behaviorally I am all these things and I am motivated by these things to a T. Yet when I look at the purely cognitive aspects I do see that the flow of taking in information and deciding how to use it is ENFP. However, if I were to rank my next 4 functions of my strengths/what my brain prefers next, it would be Ti,Se,Ni,Fe. I have never related to having those subconscious functions in the supposed order an ENFP would have them. So I guess I have an ISTP subconscious. That’s all I can hypothesize.
ask yourself and others close to you for their opinion on what they think you struggle with mostly. Sometimes it can be hard for anyone to see themselves initially hence why many people are mistyped in the community. I mean every video type description done well can make anyone feel as if they relate because a lot of the highlights are shared however most ISTP's (unless developed in their later years have a SERIOUS Fe problem most throughout their lives that other types think they know but they truly don't fully understand what it is to deal with it. Just thought this could help. Look for your struggles moreso than your strengths
@@RRRsimracing they would definitely say I have an Si struggle more than an Fe struggle. And I would too. The Si struggle has caused actual problems. The Fe struggle is more like a secret inside me. I know I am an ENFP. I just also resonate with ISTP, especially as I get older. And as I have matured, I do get increasing feedback that I appear aloof whereas the negative feedback used to be that I was “too nice”.
@@RRRsimracing Oh that’s interesting that your mother is an ENFP. I’d love to hear how my son would describe me. Actually I kinda know though! An Si struggle…it looks like the ways I have sabotaged my own intense desire for freedom…like piles of unpaid bills and taxes…half filled out forms…. Although my house is clean.
Do you think it's possible to be ISTP but not a lone wolf? I'm pretty sociable, I like fun and talk, I'm not nerdy, but I do love to master my skills. The only ISTP thing which doesn't fit me is that "lone wolf" philosophy. Of course I need some alone time from time to time, I hike alone sometimes, but other than that not really.
ISTPs like company being with other people and working or socialising with them isn't a problem, but and this is something that I realised by the time I was in my late teens. If the group wanted to go off and do something that I didn't want to do then I had no issues in telling them that I would go do something else and meetup later. To them those moments of just going off on my own were unusual, to me it was just a personal freedom/choice thing. It wasn't something that I did all the time, but I never took a second thought about it when I went and did my own thing. ISTPs will tend to prefer a small group of friends over a large crowd though going to a big event with that small group is fine, big events hammer the senses and we dig those live it now moments. Now I'm older then I still like social and group events, but I also know that after those events I will need some alone time to just be myself and relax. You mentioned hiking alone and that is a strong ISxP trait the ability to enjoy the both complete solitude and the filling of the senses from the environment in which you are in.
I constantly question if I am an istp or intp. Deep down Ik I am just doubting and too paranoid. I am most likely an intp through and through but it’s so hard to not overthink it
I think I have a video on here comparing both of the types but it’s still a good move to check of the individual videos because they go more in depth. The cognitive function I would focus the most on is Se. Try to develop your understanding of that and see whether it’s a natural thing for you or something that is more of a blindspot ~ Nathan
You have me wondering if the younger of my two brothers is an ISTP after all. I guess I always looked at him more as an ISTJ. But he is VERY self-directed.
I have an ISTJ friend, we are quite similar, but she is far more perfectionistic, disciplined and more consistent routine. I'm more easy going and only driven and achieve well when I find a passion and focus on it (which can be sporadic)
the fact that you said istps can often seem like xntx types, and me being an istp mistyping myself as an intp is crazy ( i mean i understand that its because we have the same dominant and inferior functions but still )
Not crazy, when I have time to be lazy then I am much more INTP. When I need to get stuff done or my world changes suddenly, I revert to ITSP. Think of who you are in times of stress or change and you will likely get a better read on your actual type.
I don’t really resonate and fall into line with everything that has been said here but it’s like your in track, it might also be that I’m and undeveloped ISTP. Well I’m not your typical stereotyped ISTP, when u meet me and how I go about my daily life you’d probably type me as an ENFP or such ...
I can’t figure out if I’m an istp or an infj. I’ve took the same tests and the same tests many times and nearly every time I either get istp or infj. How do I know which one I am?
Whatever you desire. We ISTP can do more or less whatever as long as we work with things and objects. Often we seek action so careers as Policemen or firefighter, could be more in the moment, plus you help people that fills the gab of your inferior FE. I recommend to try everything, but not just one hour. Take some time with each career and try to feel it. Wether it is cooding/programming(my career), athlete, math, engineers(electronics, constructions), Carpentar, Bricklayer you name it. Go for it Mate :)
Def not doctor. I'm an ISTP general practitioner and I'm not lov' it lol I'd like to have a job that uses my skill to help people and financially stable so I go for doctor. It's not fulfilling or rewarding at all(for me). Totally not recommend 2/5
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Pro Tip: If ISTPs can be supplied with food at periodic intervals whilst working alone, that will go down well with them.
as an istp, i can confirm that, that is true
As an ISTP, I can confirm that this is correct.
Im an isfp and i just leave half of everything i eat in my brothers room quietly bc he wont out of sheer obsession with whatever hes doing lol, and when he does eat its grossly unhealthy lol
Depends, other people tend to not be good at making food the way I like it.
Good food means more than a lot of empty words!
I really like how you talk about ISTPs as people with a full function stack that starts with Ti and includes Fe. Most 16 Personalities people treat ISTPs as nothing more than mechanics at best and professional killer sociopaths at worst…
It’s because it’s true. IT and Es loop grants us that as one of many parts of us. I see violence as an art form, even though I don’t like hurting people. I can still admit that I enjoy the emotions and energy running through my body when I’m in the “flow” it’s one of the times I feel truly alive. When I’m physical and emotionally engaged in something.
@@JohnDoe-pd4jo yeah I see it as an art form too, as an ISTP. Not that it’s a good thing of course, but like you said there is a sort of flow to it, a connection from physical and emotional. Just like how art is, turning emotions into something physical.
i think you mean professional assassins at best and robotic mechanics at worst ;)
@Haley_93 i am an istp I can confirm this I am sociopath and trying to be a professional killer
@@JohnDoe-pd4jo ...Well idk about you weirdos but I'm not a fucking sociopath
I’ve always been autodidact with things that get my attention, I’ve learned to draw, play the guitar and the keyboard, but when I started to attend to classes it kind of lost that sense of joy a bit. Very accurate video well done !
Thank you! ~ Nathan
Shit the same thing happened to me with the electric guitar
I am a solid ISTP and relate to everything you said. When I learn something new, I want to be the master of it, not just okay at it. One pet peeve of mine is when people constantly ask how to do something on the computer when they can find the answers themselves. Ask me once, okay. Ask me the same question again a week later? Not okay. Don’t waste my time.
This is it!
I don't have a problem if you need help sometimes on some stuff.
But if your problem is just one google search away and it happens often I will be pissed as hell.
As an ISTP, I approve of this message. Well done, you certainly did your homework on this one! Pretty much spot on, it's kinda like you've been taking notes on me the last decade or two.
I agree! I think ISTP's are underrated in the intellectual department. In our family, my ISTP dad is the one most into philosophy, a "N" sort of interest. Whilst my ENFJ sister and my INFP self are definitely into it, my dad takes it on a whole another level.
It’s the mastery part. They don’t play. When they get into something. They really get into it.
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@@alizehkhan6274 ...I'm aware? I know that ISTP's tertiary Ni, makes them quite capable at abstract concepts and their dom-Ti makes them want to make sense of things/understand things through a logical framework. Really don't know what you're getting at...
Yep that’s me too. Love philosophy. It’s a common misconception that we aren’t great with intuition, but we can use IT to make sense of patterns and actually train ourselves to become more intuitive.
When I like something I don't work with it. I marry it.
Please make more ISTP content! You're the best.
This is one of the most accurate descriptions of us ISTPs and condenses a lot of the insights and discoveries I’ve made about myself over the last couple of months. There are a few other good descriptions out there, but not many get that intuitive side quite right. We can't just cope with intuitive or abstract concepts, the Ni actually plays a big role in our thinking process.
And that „Mastery and Freedom“ section about our motivations is not something I’ve heard anywhere else but it's so true.
Glad you liked it! Feel free to check out the other ISTP videos on here if you haven’t already ~ Nathan
As an ISTP who was mistyped as a INTP for a long time. I appreciate this video! That Ti to Ni graphic was briefly shown, but means so much to understanding an ISTP experience
can you explain Ti and Ni?
@@armaans3672 thanks! that describes me pretty well.
as an istp I quit smoking after 4 years bc I was no longer feeling free
You make such good content and knows the ISTPs and i think all the other types very well! My only "complaint" is that i for once wish that your video was longer, since it had such good content in it.
-ISTP
I’ll definitely make the next one longer! Glad you enjoyed it ~ Nathan
You just described my entire life with a few quotes. ISTP best type.
Thank you for elaborating more on what makes an ISTP. I've seen a lot of mbti skits and lately I realize the ISTP is more often than not portrayed the exact same way time and time again. And as an ISTP myself I have grown to find the lack in variation of the stereotypical ISTP to be disengaging. This video was fresh in that sense, in how it struck multiple facets of who I feel like. Good job 👊
Btw I should clarify I have seen multiple videos from several accounts that describe the ISTP well. This was just a personal observation based on what has been released lately on the more comedic realm of mbti channels.
I’m an INTP. Love love love ISTPs. I can relate to the need for solitude. And I’m also an autodidact. Why wait? You can teach yourself.
As far as independence. I thought everyone thought this way. You should always be self sufficient in every way shape and form.
ISTP here and I gotta say that INTPs are like the best people to hang out with. Much love.
You win. You've tied me down to commitment and I have subscribed to your channel due to the crazy accurate material on ISTP's.
Glad to hear it. I’ll have to make sure to keep you committed too… ~ Nathan
My brother is an ISTP and this is so accurate! I’m wondering which type my dad is. His decisions are very thought out, but still based on personal values. He’s an ISXP and this could describe him as well
Edit: My brother actually taught himself about 80% of what he knows about mechanics and those kind of things. He converted a normal car into a convertible at 14. He didn’t do (that) well in school up until high school, but he’s still very intelligent and he loves all the things you spoke about in this video!
could be an ISFP. I'm an ISTP, brother is an ISFP, he more has personal values that directed him earlier in life. It has taken me much longer to tap into my feelings and values. Hes also less analytical and nerdy
@@suzdwyer4577 My dad is kind of analytical, but his decisions are pretty personally based. He just drops a client when he doesn’t feel right or overwhelmed or if the client is a little complicated to deal with. He’s very good with people, but sometimes he steps on somebody’s toes.
ISTJ?
@@madyawn1347 Probably not. He's making way too many assumptions to be an ISTJ and he’s not as consistent in his work efforts as one
He could be an ISTP then based on what you shared. I think ISTPs doesn't like resenting or regretting anything so they would rarely do something they don't want.m, rather than do it and resent the situation later. I'm a female ISTP, and I did bad in school in the sense that I don't participate in pretty much anything, would compete in Math but would still have a low grade because of lack of requirements. I got the "wasting your potential cause you're lazy" reputation just because I didn't do the things I "should" but don't want to because I'm not interested, and I don't see the point or need it at the time or just simply because I'm in a bad public school where very few that actually care about teafhing and are doing it effectively.
I really love being an istp and I find your videos so relatable. Top job man thank you.
Thank you! ~ Nathan
Working remote from my car was the best thing that ever happened to me in the past 2 years... Road Trip 😊!
That description was prophetic and magical.
The other 5 members of my family went skiing and snowboarding for a few days. My handicap kept me home but my husband set me up with food provisions. I rarely left the house. I was in an Introvert Heaven. I finally had time for my new book and interesting videos. I kept in touch via a smart phone so I was good, except for the one time they sent video of themselves skiing. That really hurt to watch since I loved it the one time I had done it before the kids were born. But I can’t deny that the freedom to explore my interests at my own pace without distracting demands was a wonderful experience I’ll never forget and probably wouldn’t have traded - even for skiing.
I can relate to this as an INTP. Some of the happiest moments of my life were simple moments when I was alone. One time, I came home from work and all my roommates were gone. I ate a burger, fries, and a coke on the couch watching HGTV. Alone. All to myself. :)
i do like hobbies etc i can do by myself people slow me down and get in my way and have stupid ideas.
Really stupid ideas.
Classic istp 😂
just found out I'm an ISTP and I related to this video a lot. I love teaching myself things at home and figuring things out by doing them myself. (being an ISTP does not mean I'm some type of mechanic!)
for exp., baking. I love starting recipes from scratch and seeing what I can add or change to make treats taste better!
I am a game developer that has become the most competent person in almost every aspect of that trade. It is hard to find any other person that knows all of the technical skills that I have achieved through self teaching. Nothing makes me more happy than to be able to build everything about a game on my own, and only allow people to help if they have proved loyalty, enthusiasm, and skill.
I'm an INFJ, but I really resonate with the point of mastery and solitude, though for me it's more like a jack of all trades situation.
I recently moved to a new city and while living alone, I'm trying to fix as much as I can by myself. I Also don't like being reliant on other people to get something done and am trying to become a universal "handyman".
Obviously ISTP and INFJ are different in other aspects, but I really think we can be quite similar in that aspect since we both have Ni and Ti, only flipped in the stack.
And I really like ISTPs for this reason (even if they might not like me and my Fe ways. :P )
EDIT: to add the final bit and clear up typos.
Same for me. Yep, I can rely on safety net of people to get me through stuff that I don't like, but after all it seems silly, what prevents me from doing it on my own? And relying on faulty systems is low-key unbearable, there's always this exaggerated existential dread of some destructive randomness showing up at my door (by mistake?) and ruining my life forever 👀 I may speculate ISTPs have the same motivations to get mastery & independence swapped for people and systems
By the way, it's interesting that you emphasized jack of all trades situation. I think P types have their efforts even more scattered and they're fine with it, while dominant Ni demands synergy and consistency in everything we do, "well I'm all over the place, but at least I fulfill this one archetype"
INFJ. I also relate to someone else bringing me delicious food and beverages. Also, wouldn't say no to a neck massage.
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Yeah, I definitely recognise the demand for synergy x)
I've thought about doing a bunch of creative stuff like learning piano, drawing and learning a new language, but I can't seem to find a way to combine them.
I've studied some neurology, so I know how the brain works when you're learning something, and unfortnately doing Any of those 3 means "re-writing" parts of how your brain works, BUT the knowledge doesn't carry over. So I feel like I need to choose One of those things if I'm going to become really good at it, but I Want to do all three.
(Or find a way to combine them x)
I doubt they hate our Fe so much. I know they hate and admire ENFJ's Fe with all their being, but from what I observe my ISTP's friend. They seem to be comfortable with our Fe if we utilise Ti a lot with them. I think they appreciate that we slow teach/coax them the importance of developing their inferior function (Fe).
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Yeah, fair enough.
I've heard Nathan talk about how they don't like playing the Fe game and that they sometimes don't trust people who seem to be "socially slippery".
But it's true that we have and value Ti, and maybe our Fe (with Ni) can help us see that we shouldn't/don't need to use "Fe- tricks" on the ISTPs.
(Ironically using Fe to NOT use Fe x).
ISTP: Thinker without the h. I'll see myself out-
Based.
I feel like a bit of the drive towards mastery also has to do with wanting people to admire me though. I think what you said about freedom makes sense with that too, because if I can be excellent at something then no one can question my ability and I can move without restriction/barrier.
I used to be into philosophy more but I kind of gave up because I'm failing to see a point in it a lot of the time (unless typology is considered philosophy lmao, then I guess this is the exception).
And while I definitely have an ability to learn on my own, and will learn on my own, I still seek teachers because (i) for physical learning (i.e. skateboarding), it's good to have someone to observe and have them point out your failures/improvable areas, and (ii) for mental learning (i.e. math), I can't read for shit so I just have to watch people do it until I understand, and (iii) for all learning, guided development from someone who knows best practice can be helpful in the long run and save time, and I tend to want mastery as quick as possible.
Though having said that, I still prefer an approach where they "teach" me (demonstrate) and I go off and try to figure out how they did it. But sometimes hands on teaching is helpful too; for physical things that have a mental barrier, or for when you're just not getting it.
This describes the nuances of my experience as an ISTP extremely well. I find this channel to be the most accurate when it comes to classic MBTI descriptions of the types. Thank you for putting out amazing content!
Thank you for a video that describes ISTPs better than any other has done so.
Glad you enjoyed it! If you haven't already seen them there are quite a few other ISTP videos on here as well that go into more depth about them ~ Nathan
I'm impressed.
Formal education is essential, like the solid foundation of a new building. After that, the process of building one's education begins and it's the best part. Peace.
I love that analogy, totally agree ~ Nathan
Depending on how formal you might mean, I do not think I agree that formal education is essential. I definitely do not think one's process of building one's education needs to wait until *after* formal education ends.
@@lishayost44 ur comment is so ISTP
@@thatstupidartist3410lol, I'm INTP. But I do have an ISTP husband. Maybe he's rubbing off on me. When I was younger, I didn't think too much about it. I was mostly fine with school. Except in high school/college, I did not like waking up early. I can just understand at this point that there are plenty of ways to learn than just formal education.
I've seen an ISTP learn how to code, develop abs, and an entirely new language... from books ●__● *autodidact* sounds correct
Mastery and Freedom - two of my favorite things lol. I own that Robert Greene book. Thanks for the vid.
The test told me I'm a Istp but i never thought that I am beacouse they are super analíticas and I'm not but from the mindset of Istp about mastery and freedom I realized that I do relate a lot to this mindset.
Overall great video and you gain a subscriber
I resonate hard with the autodidact description. I need to understand things for myself. Many people are bothered by this although they claim to love people who seek knowledge and are intelligent UNTIL it's an ISTP doing the pursuing thereof.
Being extremely driven by my own pursuits that involve thinking and understanding requires a lifetime. Why are ISTPs not extended the same courtesies that other types are afforded throughout the world? It's like enjoying solving the world's problem's alone is a crime.
It's not my fault I was born a 'life hack'. 🤷 Ti-Se-Ni>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Fe lol
I relate to this a little too much lol
@@lailaisaidit2223 Glad I'm not alone then. It's hard out there for us.
I am convinced you know when I’m researching a specific type and then you post a video about that type. No lie, this is like the third time this has happened.
Is this the point where I tell you about the cameras I have watching you…
The quote from Robert Greene is particularly accurate, at least for me.
This is great! Can't wait for the ISFP portion! Thank you for your content Nathan.
It's been a while since I've done an ISFP video so I'll bump one of those up the list! ~ Nathan
0:03 I am an ISTP but tbh I find self study difficult. I don't really like "traditional study" though, and like teachers that are more flexible and visual with their teaching. (w/videos and active teaching) rather than textbooks
I always have a sense that many engineers are ISTPs. They are better at completing assignments than INTPs ;)
Many surgeons at istps as well. Surprised me until I thought about it a bit.
I like that you explain things on a deeper level...
Why thank you… ~ Nathan
As ISTP I do love it. Never used to think that my level of learning something (something I like
eed to know) was kinda "hypnotic", but sometimes in a small convo I do say some way too deep information about something and prob just blink in "isn't that like... basic?". So yeah. Totally true. And I know that I have some issues, but I can't stand people who would stand infront of you and asking for advice on some random stuff. You... you have phone in your hand, so... LOOK THAT UP, please. They could spend some time on learning new things too, actually.
And I gotta say - after that video about famous last words... It just stuck in my head, because those thoughts just got a verbal form. Love it, but stop (nah)
That's too bad because the best way for an istp to develop and integrate is through teaching.
@@3Zeppoli No, I love explaining and make hard things easy by keeping it simple. Its about people who won't even try to understand something first and would just come to you for literally everything bc "you smart, you do it instead". I find that behavior irritating
@@Minkira fair enough
@@Minkira i have a dumbhead like that in my class and I find him pretty irritating too.
My son is an ISTP, and this is a very great understanding of him!
Couldn't have summarised my personality for me to a more pin-pointed degree. Love ya work, love who!
Me an ISTP : *watches UA-cam almost the whole day*
Most of them are cat videos or other animal videos 😂
My dad is an ISTP and if you ask him to describe himself his first response is: problem solver…so pretty accurate
To me it is MMA at a young age i was able to box and my coach would said i have a high affinity for combat for my age and the training actually help me a lot to learn discipline and always remain cool and composed in high tension situations so i kept pursuing it t to the point where I could spend 3 hours on the gym without realizing unfortunately life has taken me many places and i don't currently train anymore but hopefully I can get back to it once I'm done with college
This convinced me to read Mastery by Robert Greene. Thank you Nathan for your piercing insights.
Istps can like socialising sometimes tho right?? Like if they find someone that shares a love for their active hobby or something
And is at a similar level ofc
Yes they certainly can! I think it crosses over into stereotypes to say that ISTPs hate socialising. When they find people that they connect with then they can be as social as any type! ~ Nathan
Istps can socialize well, however it feels draining most of the time, especially with people you don't connect with.
damn, i was 85% sure i was an INTP but i resonated with this to a deeper level... the never-ending search continues
it's funny because my mom asked "would you rather make mistakes or be perfect"
she said "I'd rather make mistakes so I can learn how to be better"
I said "if you were perfect, you wouldn't have to learn anything"
if im not perfect enough at it then I dont want to do it
I mistyped myself as INTP for years... now I'm in a very good and stable place in my life and I can't imagine myself as anything but ISTP. It's frustrating because a lot of your personality traits can't shine within certain circumstances... Such as depression. I didn't know how independent I am until I started taking care of myself and supporting myself financially. I had forgotten how adventurous, curious and tactile I am, because I never left home. I forgot how to be assertive and chill because of my constant anxiety. Then once I got my life in order, I was so puzzled when I tried out some tests again and suddenly couldn't get anything but ISTP no matter how hard I tried. A mechanic, wtf? Taking things apart? Getting my hands dirty? It sounded nothing like me... INTP sounded more like me, but I couldn't get that result anymore... Even INFP sounded more like me. It was a fun journey to self discovery.
You know me so well 😁and yep, knowledge absolutely has to be applicable to my real world, personal experience for me to accept and trust it. Most of which is usually always theories, and world view/ philosophies that are thousands of years old!
Glad you found it accurate! ~ Nathan
Brilliant! More ISTP related content please! 🙏🏽
Montessori learning environments are phenomenal for ISTPs.
I watch a few personality videos and now UA-cam is recommending me videos on astrology and dream catchers, I hate the UA-cam algorithm.
It's always comical to me when people equate the two since they're opposites of each other. One starts with some random arbitrary detail and draws conclusions and the other requires actually studying the person then classifying them ~ Nathan
Things you love as an ISTP- insert Robert Greene Quote 😂
My INTP (former chef) partner brings me coffee and meals in my office on days when I can’t tear myself away from whatever design problem I’m trying to solve. Sometimes it’s breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It’s his love language and I appreciate the fuck out him.
Interesting istp video, spot on as always Nathan! I relate to istp a lot cause my cognitive stack. Still not sure what my type is due my 4 highest function are Ne, Ni, Ti, Se in no particular order
Why did it take me so long to listen to myself? Like I followed narcissist my whole life here I am living on my own doing what the fuck I want now.
Great video Nathan!
Great Video, Autodidact is exactly it.
As an ISTP i couldn't agree more especially "Mastery and Freedom" part.
I don't give a F regarding buerocrats and workplace politics. If it doesn't impact me, I'm ok with it. As soon as it impact me, that's also fine, ....I quit with a new higher payout job. And most of the time those organizations try to recruit me back, but.... too late bro.
Autodidact? I never new that there was a word for people who prefer to be self-learners. I went to an independent study progran after 11th grade in highschool due to COVID. (im 19 now.) ever since then ive always loved going out of my way to learn and do things on my own and dreaded instruction in traditional settings.
Mistyped "intjs" slowly changing they're type to istp
That's interesting. I've often thought that ISFPs are prone to mistype as INTJs too... ~ Nathan
@@lovewho It would be cool if you made a video about intuition in sensors
ISXP's allways mistype and INXJ's.
So thats why I often enjoy listening to NTs ... and more often I consider myself an NT more than an ST
As an infj I admit that I respect and admire the istp a lot
I used to type myself as an infp but growing up and learning more about Mbti and cognitive functions I'm pretty sure i am an ISTP... a "kind" one ...
Which is weird because ISTP's and INFP's have very much opposite attitudes and mental processes. INFP's being emotional, idealistic and imaginative and ISTP'S being logical, realistic and pragmatic. Not to say they are completely different but they have very different approaches to life.
That being said, I oddly had the same problem. I think it's because both types can often times be too stuck in their own heads at times and that can cause confusion between the two types. An ISTP that daydreams a lot might mistake themselves for an INxP.
@@SamiShah2004 exactly, literally all their cognitive functions are opposed!
Infp: Fi Ne Si Te
Istp: Ti Se Ni Fe
But after watching some UA-cam videos I found both personality described as a "weird" personality, and they always do what they "want" or "think" or "know" what's best without hurting their environment or the people around them ... so they can be pretty similar from the outside i guess...
My husband is an istp, my daughter is an infp. They are each other's demon but they get along great. They've told me they bond over their hatred of others and their demands.
@Ipsita Chatteejee yea, true even if some can't understand that kind of affection... in my case I think the fact that I'm a 9w8 (that is called the "peacemaker" personality) makes me look softer and the fact that I always avoid conflicts makes me look kinder or something like that... it's true that my cognitive functions matches better with the ISTP personality, but I do hive off INFP vibes ...
An INFJ here, I like an ISTP friend and would pretty much like to take it further.. But I want to make sure first I fully understand him and make the calculations for us if we are really compatible or not.. Well, any infj/istp partners here?
It would help if you didn’t read into things we say: assume nothing; just ask. On the flip side of that don’t expect the ISTP to read into what you say. We really do take things at face value. Personally, these relationships are okay if they are not close; I can only take them in doses.🙂 (ISTP)
For ISTP, a majority of everyday life situations are emotionally neutral, i.e. we simply don't have an emotional agenda for most things. Something to keep in mind as far as compatibility if you're a feelings person. ISTP will forge relationships through sharing interests and activities, rather than sharing feelings.
@@audreyhowler my istp is pretty much caring and deeply loving but he doesn't show it directly.. But yeah. He shares activities and personal info about himself.. I'm definitely a feely person, as long as I can he's not so comfortable with affection I don't know how to bring it up.
@@traditionalgirl3943 that's really helpful and I noticed it about him, thank you!
@@Shatha.T.Q., rub his back or head or hands, etc….Feed him then ask him to clean up WITH you. (That gives a “team” feeling)
that pretty much sums it up
Once again, your ISTP description has me momentarily questioning if I am one. I know this is weird, I know my ENFP self shares no cognitive preferences with them. But behaviorally I am all these things and I am motivated by these things to a T.
Yet when I look at the purely cognitive aspects I do see that the flow of taking in information and deciding how to use it is ENFP. However, if I were to rank my next 4 functions of my strengths/what my brain prefers next, it would be Ti,Se,Ni,Fe.
I have never related to having those subconscious functions in the supposed order an ENFP would have them.
So I guess I have an ISTP subconscious. That’s all I can hypothesize.
ask yourself and others close to you for their opinion on what they think you struggle with mostly. Sometimes it can be hard for anyone to see themselves initially hence why many people are mistyped in the community. I mean every video type description done well can make anyone feel as if they relate because a lot of the highlights are shared however most ISTP's (unless developed in their later years have a SERIOUS Fe problem most throughout their lives that other types think they know but they truly don't fully understand what it is to deal with it. Just thought this could help. Look for your struggles moreso than your strengths
@@RRRsimracing they would definitely say I have an Si struggle more than an Fe struggle. And I would too. The Si struggle has caused actual problems. The Fe struggle is more like a secret inside me. I know I am an ENFP. I just also resonate with ISTP, especially as I get older. And as I have matured, I do get increasing feedback that I appear aloof whereas the negative feedback used to be that I was “too nice”.
@@heartpoint5289 that's great. My mother is an ENFP who I know very well so I know what you mean. We heavily dependent on each other too. Good to hear
@@heartpoint5289 What does a Si struggle look like to you?
@@RRRsimracing Oh that’s interesting that your mother is an ENFP. I’d love to hear how my son would describe me. Actually I kinda know though!
An Si struggle…it looks like the ways I have sabotaged my own intense desire for freedom…like piles of unpaid bills and taxes…half filled out forms….
Although my house is clean.
Do you think it's possible to be ISTP but not a lone wolf? I'm pretty sociable, I like fun and talk, I'm not nerdy, but I do love to master my skills. The only ISTP thing which doesn't fit me is that "lone wolf" philosophy. Of course I need some alone time from time to time, I hike alone sometimes, but other than that not really.
ISTPs like company being with other people and working or socialising with them isn't a problem, but and this is something that I realised by the time I was in my late teens. If the group wanted to go off and do something that I didn't want to do then I had no issues in telling them that I would go do something else and meetup later. To them those moments of just going off on my own were unusual, to me it was just a personal freedom/choice thing. It wasn't something that I did all the time, but I never took a second thought about it when I went and did my own thing. ISTPs will tend to prefer a small group of friends over a large crowd though going to a big event with that small group is fine, big events hammer the senses and we dig those live it now moments.
Now I'm older then I still like social and group events, but I also know that after those events I will need some alone time to just be myself and relax. You mentioned hiking alone and that is a strong ISxP trait the ability to enjoy the both complete solitude and the filling of the senses from the environment in which you are in.
I'm an ISTP and I approve this message.
I constantly question if I am an istp or intp. Deep down Ik I am just doubting and too paranoid. I am most likely an intp through and through but it’s so hard to not overthink it
I think I have a video on here comparing both of the types but it’s still a good move to check of the individual videos because they go more in depth. The cognitive function I would focus the most on is Se. Try to develop your understanding of that and see whether it’s a natural thing for you or something that is more of a blindspot ~ Nathan
@@lovewho I’ve seen that video which is why I think Im INTP Bc of the ti-si loop shows through out the day
Trying to rid myself of all of the nonsense that goes on in my head
I think Im an INTJ, but I feel like this describes me better.
INTJ-ISTP is a common mistype actually. You should look into it.
Both have introverted intuition. Test again?
Petition for Nathan to make more ISFP videos 🙋♀️
icl I watched 1 minute of it, it was way to long but so far as an instep I agree is like you know me which is scary wtf
Me: literally duct taping my broken headphones while watching this video
Now this is some self study
What a funny ending, I appreciated that ☺️ but yeah this pretty much sums it up accurately doesn’t it!
You have me wondering if the younger of my two brothers is an ISTP after all. I guess I always looked at him more as an ISTJ. But he is VERY self-directed.
I have an ISTJ friend, we are quite similar, but she is far more perfectionistic, disciplined and more consistent routine. I'm more easy going and only driven and achieve well when I find a passion and focus on it (which can be sporadic)
Amazing the similarities between ISTPs and INFJs...
Same functions, different order. They often mistype as each other.
We have the same function stacks as them. But in a different order. So there are bound to be similarities... And differencies :)
Just like with ENFJ.
the fact that you said istps can often seem like xntx types, and me being an istp mistyping myself as an intp is crazy ( i mean i understand that its because we have the same dominant and inferior functions but still )
Not crazy, when I have time to be lazy then I am much more INTP. When I need to get stuff done or my world changes suddenly, I revert to ITSP. Think of who you are in times of stress or change and you will likely get a better read on your actual type.
Can someone create a video on the ISTP and the best system for productivity? Should they abandon the todo list all together?
Thanks.
Na adolescência eu era quase nada diferente de um INTx só depois de entrar na academia e faculdade de educação física eu me aproximei do estereótipo 😅
So this is you guys do when you're not punching dry-wall
noted.
My dad to a Ti...
👉🚪
@@kevrokka.d.9749 that's a great depiction of me pointing you to the entrance to the discord server... 😏
@@RCAnderson42 Wow lol
Dude… amazing… ~ Nathan
I will like to get to know some ISTPs. Sounds like we will get along just brilliantly. - INTJ
I don't like studying i can't concentrate on that but when i'm doing anything i like i fall deep into that, am i really an istp? Also i'm very lazy
I don’t really resonate and fall into line with everything that has been said here but it’s like your in track, it might also be that I’m and undeveloped ISTP.
Well I’m not your typical stereotyped ISTP, when u meet me and how I go about my daily life you’d probably type me as an ENFP or such ...
My ISTP cousin is so pro like I can't beat him just like in FNF.
why's this guy always lookin at me like 🤨🧐
“Why Entj suck at…” video would be cool
I can’t figure out if I’m an istp or an infj. I’ve took the same tests and the same tests many times and nearly every time I either get istp or infj. How do I know which one I am?
My twin sister is ISTP, yep she’s like my favorite person in the world :))) plus two of my biggest anime comfort charachters are Zoro & Levi - INFP
sounds about right🌹
What about a career or job advisory for ISTPs?
Whatever you desire. We ISTP can do more or less whatever as long as we work with things and objects. Often we seek action so careers as Policemen or firefighter, could be more in the moment, plus you help people that fills the gab of your inferior FE.
I recommend to try everything, but not just one hour. Take some time with each career and try to feel it. Wether it is cooding/programming(my career), athlete, math, engineers(electronics, constructions), Carpentar, Bricklayer you name it. Go for it Mate :)
Def not doctor. I'm an ISTP general practitioner and I'm not lov' it lol
I'd like to have a job that uses my skill to help people and financially stable so I go for doctor.
It's not fulfilling or rewarding at all(for me).
Totally not recommend 2/5
Thank you.
Very accurate
Makes it hard to be involved in their life. He's introverted, even from his spouse. 20 years, don't recommend.
Im ENTP with high Ni and Se along with the normal functions (because of how I’ve grown up), and most of this is pretty relatable ngl