4 ESTJ Subtypes: Neuroscience Explained by Dario Nardi (Dominant Creative Normalizing Harmonizing)
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Dr. Dario Nardi talks about the 4 brain-based subtypes of the ESTJ personality type.
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⏲Timestamps
0:18 Dominant Subtype - "Fortifying Commander"
12:51 Creative Subtype - "Inventive Coordinator"
26:58 Normalizing Subtype - "Administrative Chief"
37:35 Harmonizing Subtype - “Measured Humanist”
48:17 Themes All ESTJs Share Regardless of Subtype
I love Dario’s passion about this. It’s great.
Interesting to hear Dario Nardi in this good interview and the different types of ESTJs.
Awesome work Joyce, in improving understanding between people.
Great video as always. It’s funny they say men outnumber women as ESTJs, i know many ESTJ women, including my mother, daughter, and sister in law. My teenage daughter and mom in particular fit what Dario says here about having an overall focus on ethical action. Even as a high schooler, she isn’t so much gossipy as much as commenting on bad behavior, but really, character, when she sees it. She is not unaffected by popularity, but when a popular person proves to have less than at least average character, she sniffs it out and sniffs them out…lol. And my mother has always had a running commentary about good and bad behavior and character in local community members, political people, and otherwise affluent people. I trust their counsel on these matters. And yes, also agree, they aren’t obsessed with being overly morally upstanding, neither are enneagram ones. Both have a fairly well developed Ne. I think if my daughter took the test at this point, she would think she was an enfp. And I have toyed with entp, but she’s too pragmatic and decisive for that. She’s active and engaging, but not even handed with people. A very loyal friend but sharp critic too!
I should say both use a lot of Ne, not sure how well developed it is. I used to toy with istj for my sister in law, so she must be normalizing. I have never seen as much Ne.
I get the feeling Dario's Grandma is the same type like me😂 Thanks 4 sharing. It was lovely♡♡♡
I'm without a doubt a ESTJ Creative, Creative-Dominant to be specific.
Oh my goodness Napolean could have been a creative ESTJ……this one was so helpful I have befriended ESTJs recently actually, my whole darn life is full of exxjs currently and that has to do with my own self growth as an ENFP. Like, we definitely are looking back asswards through the same tube with different lenses.
I saw an ESTJ UA-camr “ Joe Kuhn “ I think he would be interesting to interview
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@moneymanagement24! I will be premiering his interview on my channel today. 😊 Let me know if there are any other UA-camrs you'd like me to have on.
@@JoyceMeng22 Thanks Joyce LizziesAnswers is also an ESTJ female. Her father is an INTJ and knows about the cognitive functions
Creative ESTJ: Grimes
You mean that one guy from Simpsons?
@@Markbenwisch Witch wan?
@@jankom.7783 Look 4 Frank Grimes. I thought you meant him
The coding of his grandmothers behavior as rebellious when it sounds more like Karenism 101 was stunning to see.. his comments seemed intended to defend ESTJs but they validated the stereotypes that ESTJ’s are the over zealous statists who oppose individual liberties and any deviation from social norms
Not neccessarily. If the rules make sense! If they don't make sense, it's a clear sign of bad leadership that will lead to ineffective standards and procedures. That also can lead to a disharmonious workplace were people are negatively affected on an emotional level. In that scenario, the course must be corrected. But that doesn't mean that individualism is to be deminished. ESTJ always welcome individuals, that give their best no matter their flaws.