HOW TO: eat up every aspect of life (a personality test)

T1. ISTJ

Congrats, you're an ISTJ!!

ISTJs lead with Introverted Sensing (Si), relying heavily on past experiences and personal knowledge to inform their decisions and actions. They organize information externally through Extraverted Thinking (Te), preferring logic and objectivity in their approach. Their tertiary function, Introverted Feeling (Fi), provides them with a strong internal value system, though it may not always be readily apparent. ISTJs may struggle with Extraverted Intuition (Ne), often preferring the familiar and concrete over exploring new possibilities. They are known for their reliability, attention to detail, and adherence to rules and traditions, making them valuable contributors in structured environments.

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Cognitive Functions:

Dominant: Introverted Sensing (Si) - ISTJs rely on their past experiences and personal knowledge to make decisions and understand the world around them.Auxiliary: Extraverted Thinking (Te) - ISTJs utilize objective, logical analysis to organize information and make rational judgments.Tertiary: Introverted Feeling (Fi) - ISTJs have a strong sense of personal values and principles, though this function is less developed Inferior: Extraverted Intuition (Ne) - ISTJs can struggle with picking up on subtle patterns and possibilities, preferring the familiar and concrete.

ISTJ SONGs:
A Pearl, Mitski
Get Free, Lana Del Rey
No Surprises, Radiohead

ISTJ most found in these careers:
Doctor/surgeon
Accountant
Historian
Archaeologist

ISTJ Celebs:
Morgan Freeman
Robert de Nero
Adele
Irene (Red Velvet)
Tzuyu (Twice)

ISTJ Fictional Characters:
Hermione Granger (Harry Potter books)
Eleven (Stranger Things)
Walter White (Breaking Bad)
Squidward (SpongeBob)
Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man)
Amy Santiago (B99)
Ross Geller (Friends)
Din Darjin, The Mandalorian (The Mandalorian)

Weaknesses:

Rigid and resistant to change - ISTJs tend to stick to their established routines and can be slow to adapt to new situations.Overly critical and judgmental - ISTJs may harshly critique others' performance or decisions if they don't align with their own standards.Difficulty expressing emotions - ISTJs can struggle to openly share their feelings, which can strain personal relationships.

To Improve Weaknesses:

Practice being more open-minded and flexible when faced with change.Work on providing constructive criticism rather than harsh judgments.Make a conscious effort to express emotions and connect with others on a more personal level.

Strengths:

Reliable and responsible - ISTJs are known for their strong work ethic and commitment to fulfilling their duties.Practical and detail-oriented - ISTJs excel at organizing information and attending to the practical aspects of tasks.Loyal and steadfast - ISTJs value traditions and are dedicated to their personal relationships and principles.

To Enhance Strengths:

Continue to leverage your strong organizational skills and attention to detail to excel in your work.Embrace your loyalty and dependability, but also make room for flexibility and adaptability.Find ways to express your emotions more openly to deepen your personal connections.

Phrases an ISTJ Might Say:

"Let's stick to the facts, fam.""I prefer to do things the OG way, you know?""Lemme check my schedule and get back to you on that.""Gotta follow the rules and procedures, no cap.""I'll handle that task myself to make sure it's on point."

ISTJs in Romance/Friendships:

In romantic relationships, ISTJs value stability, loyalty, and shared practical goals. They may struggle to express affection openly but demonstrate their love through acts of service.As friends, ISTJs are reliable, trustworthy, and dependable. They enjoy sharing knowledge and experiences with their close circles. However, they may need to make more effort to be emotionally available and open to new experiences.

Key Takeaways:

ISTJs are practical, detail-oriented, and responsible individuals who rely on their past experiences to navigate the world.They excel in roles that require careful attention to tasks and adherence to established procedures.ISTJs may struggle with change, emotional expression, and overly critical tendencies, but can work to address these areas.Leveraging their strengths and being mindful of their weaknesses can help ISTJs thrive in both their personal and professional lives.

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