The ENTJ Child
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2018
- Check out my one of a kind Child Inner Drive Assessment at WendyGossett.com or buy my book Your Child's Inner Drive: Parenting by Personality from Toddlers to Teens. You can find it on my website or on Amazon.
According to Parents Magazine the number one way to prevent at-risk behavior in your children is CONNECTION. One way to stay connected to your child is to UNDERSTAND them! Through temperament you can understand how your child's brain works, you can know what to expect from them through all stages of life. It is a necessary tool for your parenting tool kit! My daughter and I are complete opposites. I am an ENFJ and she is an ISTP. Your relationship was really struggling until I learned all about how to parent her based on her temperament!
I use Myers Briggs, Carl Jung, Keirsey, Montgomery and eeg mapping research. By using many respected methods, the results become more objective and accurate. I work with families and only charge $249 for a two hour virtual session that will map the entire family and help them understand how to grow.
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"Wendy Gossett has completely changed my life and my relationship with my sons! I had no idea I wasn’t allowing them to be their true selves and wasn’t understanding them or relating to them in the way they needed. I can’t thank her enough!" Natalie Gold, parent
"This knowledge takes the guesswork out of parenting and will give you and your kids the freedom to be who you were designed to be. Wendy’s Temperament Testing and Family Mapping can open up the world of understanding for all the people in your life!" Ryan and Laura Dobson, Hosts of REBEL Parenting
I have used a number of specialists in my 17 years of practice and there is no specialist I hold in higher esteem than Wendy Gossett. The feedback I receive from my patients is almost unbelievable. She is a proven resource and when I refer a family for a Temperament Mapping Session I often end up with a tearful parent thanking me for the referral! Dr. Brandon Davison Tracy, Pediatrician - Фільми й анімація
100% my son. Huge vocabulary. Strongest will of any kid in my family or friends’ kids. Wild meltdowns. Loves being independent.
No natural sense of authority. It’s like we have to fight for authority.
This is 100% my daughter. Thank you so much. I am definitely interested in more help. Thank you.
My son is 5 years old, he was kicked out of TK at 6 weeks in a private school. The school said they think he has a sensory issue, however no health professional says that checks out. His qualities seem to totally fit this personality. Struggles with transition, major meltdowns, not listening to the teacher, but wickedly smart, wants to be in control, & be the leader & doesn’t want to try anything unless he can do it well. I (his mother) am an INTJ & his father is an ESFJ, so he gets the ES from his dad and the TJ from his mom. Oh yeah, and did I mention, he’s an only child. ☺️ I really want to learn how to navigate parenting him & improving our bond. Sometimes i feel like we are worlds apart. I will definitely look into your book.
omg this was so revealing and so well explained, im a entj sending this too my mom asap
Let me know how that goes!!
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Bossy was my middle name as a kid ✋ but do you have a video for ENTJ mother's? I would love to see a video for parenting tips and things to look out for.
Haha! I made an ENTJ video awhile back but my sound was all goofed up. I will try to edit it and put it up. Thanks for the suggestion! I appreciate your subscription and suggestion! I will consider making a new video addressing parenting as an ENTJ. You are very rare you know!
Hi! I made your video! I had already taped this, but hadn't published it. I like your idea of making a video more focused on the ENTJ as a parent. Please share my channel and keep the suggestions coming! I really appreciate it!
Haha my daughter is an entj no doubt. She's completely deaf, brilliant, and such a handful🙈 help!!! I'm an enfp and I think she's amazing but I feel like I can't keep up lol
@@AM-jn9cy my sister is enfp so I understand what you mean lol 😂 you just need to be firm that actions have consequences. I don't remember ever trying to brake the rules on purpose because my mom did a great job explaining how I would be negatively effected by my actions regardless what my parents did to me when they found out. But I think you'll gain respect and admiration for your qualities too. Being spontaneous with her and promoting creative time is great. Don't take offense to the independent streak she'll come into.
Hey gorgeous love you Wendy 😘