Extroverted Thinking + Introverted Sensing - Te + Si - Pragmatism + Senses - Explained Correctly
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As a Si Te user who is often misjudged as rigid or narrowminded, this was a beautiful explanation of how dynamic these functions actually are :)
ESTJs in a way are more of a craftsman than a SLI.
This is an excellent explanation of this pair. It's about fine tuning what already, making adjustments, making things blend together. Kind of like a DJ that picks a set list of music and make it work together. Adding personal touches here and there.
Would you consider learning physical skills that don't necessarily help with self-sufficiency Te-Si as well? For example, learning the guitar or learning how to shoot a basketball, not because it's useful, but because I love the idea of mastery and expertise in terms of real physical skills. I can be quite a perfectionist when it comes to my crafts, and I do a lot of research and practice in order to improve, but since most skills that I learn don't necessarily lend themselves useful in the day-to-day, I'm not quite sure it qualifies for Te-Si (although that might make a lot of sense for Te creative). Also, I basically teach every skill that I learn to myself because I don't like the idea of spending time and money (and social energy) on a coach, is that classic Si-Te as well?
That's still about learning a skill and doing it well. Also that autodidactic approach would be self-sufficient.
@@WorldSocionics Interesting thanks for the reply
Mbti ESTP LSE is often under diagnosed due to the misconceptions you’ve mentioned
a good example is Daniel Storm
@@WorldSocionics one of my close long term friends is that too
@@WorldSocionics thanks for the example. Do you think Benjamin Franklin was also LSE?
@@MaxxG94 I have changed my tune on this. I think he was ILE
@@WorldSocionics Aw Man, for a second I thought ENTP LSE combo was possible. Probably an unlikely if not impossible combo perhaps, what do you think?
Another good example about it is the high performance athletes right? Those are constantly improving and reaching more and more records, always finding ways and techniques that help them to be more. Would u agree with Cristiano Ronaldo being a LSE? This purery focus on improvement and hard working are very strong on his character
I think he is SEE, which is not too dissimilar when Te is developed. Check out the analysis here: worldsocionics.blogspot.com/2019/02/cristiano-ronaldo-see-personality-type.html
Hello, can you make a Fi+Ne stack? cause thats what i have and im curious what you would have to say about it thanks.
I have already, I released that video the day before this one.
How come Si+Te resembles Keirsey's ISTP Artisan. Whereas Te+Si resembles Keirsey's ESTJ Guardian?
Is it possible Aushra had in mind that Te+Se more resembled Keirsey's ESTP Artisan? And over time, under the influence of mbti, Te+Se started to resemble an ESTJ?
ISTp, (ISFJ) has Si + Te
Mbti ESTJ maps more often into LSI, this is part of the reason why socio LSE is not understood well