ESTJ - Practitioner - LSE - Explained Correctly

#estj #practitioner #socionics #mbti #myersbriggs
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[kevinvictor]

Nice video. I've also found that ESTJs can be more of a craftsman and practical minded than ISTPs.

[Heyokasirenieisxso]

They sound like a traditional American father .Good job,

I can see why the conflict even more, I wish I could say sorry to all the ones in the past who just tried to help but I took it as something else, and I can forgive them for being so frustrated with me because of my type, and their ignorance about it .
They definitely sound like people you need on the team, good field leaders.

[riesweetandsour]

I knew you would. But it still feels amazing to hear you get us ESTJ’s so right. Thank you Jack!

[VatIva]

Are you planning on making explained correctly Videos about Quadras? There are some huge misconceptions that should be debunked, and you are perfect for that job.

[Heyokasirenieisxso]

For some reason i liked this video the most, your energy was so free and relaxed when speaking about it,

Hopefully tomorrow we will get to see the next video EII right ?

[klp]

Can’t wait for you to get to the rest of delta quadra.

[Apple_Teck]

Another tidbit, they are usually experts in the finer things and/or rare items.

[somehow]

Next type description will be INFJ(Fi+Ne), stay in tune!!

[Lonewolf_]

Explained simply and observable, waiting for your upcoming videos .

[eloy..]

The Sherlock Holmes sociotype, along with LIE so often idealized in anglosaxon countries.

[timstephenson]

Hi Jack, enjoyable to listen to as always but in typing Richard Dawkins as an ESTj I think you might be assuming that someone who does not think that biological evolution or the evolution of the universe in general has a "telos" must mean they are Ni PoLR but think of the many atheistic INTp physicists who are Ni leading who think the same way. He is often focused on patterns of evolution over vast periods of time and a book like "The Ancestor's Tale" seems more like Ni past directed (how do we arrive at those origins from here) more than Si. He seems more visionary, poetic, using a lot of analogies to craft a particular view of life, one that animates him in a way that can often seem religious, centering on Darwinism as the single answer to explain all of biological evolution over time. I agree that he is Te leading but suspect he is ENTj a bit like Carl Sagan.

[neugroove]

Jack - if Ewan McGregor’s Obi-Wan was into typology.

[jphone]

Sounds like a socionics I know as well

[klp]

Trying to type someone that I think could be LSE. Would you say an unhealthy LSE may be inclined to over manage other people to make sure things are done the “right” way?

[klp]

The person I’m thinking of does have a tendency to smoother things instead of delegating. How do I get them to stop?

[mattevans]

I’m not sure sure that I’m an Estj- but I have always resented the idea that “it was never going to work”. To me that’s just hindsight bias with a pessimistic view. Now.. unlikely to work, is a different story!

[Coneman]

I’m coming to the conclusion that ENTPs see everything upside down

[jaredvaughan]

The ignoring function is high in information. Low in energy.

[llunavermella_bloodmoon]

13:35 "holistically, what are they about at the end of the day". Yet you mistype so many people and don't listen to what you don't like.

[yellaperida]

Hello, Jack! What is your take on having MBTI and Socionics equivalence? Is it possible to have a different MBTI type and a different Sociotype (e.g. ESTP and LSE instead of SLE)?