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HOWEXPERT VIDEO BOOK - ISFJ 101

HOWEXPERT VIDEO BOOK - ISFJ 101

How to Understand Your ISFJ MBTI Personality and Thrive as the Defender
Created byHowExpert
Last updated 6/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Will understand their ISFJ personality type

Course content

1 section9 lectures1h 19m total length
  • Chapter 1: Part-1 Myers Briggs and ISFJ5:10

    Explore the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and ISFJ profiles, describing how self-reported answers shape MBTI results, their descriptive limits, and implications for self-understanding.

  • Chapter 1: Part 2: ISFJ Personal Experience and Applications0:57

    Discover an ISFJ introvert's personal experiences and applications, offering truthful reflections on the good and bad aspects of the ISFJ personality.

  • Chapter 2: What is Basis of Myers Biggs Personality Typing10:07

    Trace the basis of Myers-Briggs personality typing from Carl Young to the four dichotomies—attitude, sensing vs intuition, thinking vs feeling, judging vs perceiving—and ISFJ’s function stack.

  • Chapter 3: ISFJ What does it mean?21:22

    Chapter 3 breaks down the isfj profile - introversion, sensing, feeling, and judging - and highlights strengths like loyalty and practicality, and weaknesses like reserve and people pleasing.

  • Chapter 4: ISFJ Personal Experience Introversion15:55

    Explore how ISFJ introverts navigate social interaction, overcome passivity, and build meaningful relationships by initiating conversations, learning names, and focusing outward on others.

  • Chapter 5: Personal Experience - Sensing5:47
  • Chapter 6: Personal Experience - Feeling4:24

    Explore how ISFJ individuals rely on feeling to empathize with others while balancing logic, avoiding overdependence, and applying objective analysis for harmonious conflict resolution and healthy independence.

  • Chapter 7: Personal Experience - Judging12:12

    Explore how isfj defenders blend judging and sensing to plan, hold tradition, and manage home order, while learning to embrace new perspectives without sacrificing loyalty and practicality.

  • Chapter 8: If I had it to do over3:15

    In chapter 8, an ISFJ defender reflects on starting life over and shares practical steps: learn names, be proactive, take risks, plan spontaneity, encourage others, and be honest and open.

Requirements

  • Be able to understand the ISFJ personality type

Description

Have you taken the Myers Briggs inventory and been identified as an ISFJ Defender? Or do you have an ISFJ spouse or children? Do you find yourself looking, blank-faced, at those four attributes and thinking to yourself, “Well, now, that’s nice; I’m an ISFJ! But what does that really mean?” If so, then you’ll enjoy this course, created by a fellow ISFJ Defender who has undertaken on your behalf a typically thorough ISFJ study and painstakingly recorded the collected information regarding the ISFJ type.


ISFJ 101 is the complete ISFJ layman’s guide to understanding the Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), the theory behind it, the typing method built into it, and the ISFJ personality type. The book, written by an ISFJ author, tells you all you need to know of MBTI in order to understand what is meant by the outcome of your MBTI inventory, and then goes on to address practical, real-life ISFJ-related experiences and applications. The author’s decidedly respectable lifespan and personal experiences as an ISFJ give the book a practical -- and at times entertaining -- personal perspective which helps to bring the information home in a way that makes it relevant as well as instructive to ISFJ types and those who love them.


About the Expert: Confirmed ISFJ (but with highly suspected clandestine T activity), Christian believer, and recently retired roadmom, Mary Blake is new to the field of writing with a degree in engineering, past career in computer programming and lifelong propensity for writing. She lives in Knoxville, Tennessee with her remarkably patient husband, three dearly-loved grownish children who move in and out on a regular basis, an INFJ Advocate dog, and two cats, ENTJ Commander and neurotic. Mary draws great joy and strength from her faith, family, and friends; from learning; from the created world; from photography; and from writing for a wide variety of applications.

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone