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♥ourstory;ourlove♥
i took this personality test ystd and was shocked to discover that i'm actually an introvert. :x doesn't seem like eh? but the test says so. here's the results:
--Life as an ISFJ
(Introvert, Sensor, Feeler, Judger)
-People of this type tend to be: cautious, gentle, and thoughtful; hesitant until they know people well then affectionate and caring; very literal and aware of the physical world; uncompromising about personal standards and easily offended; diligent and conscientious, organized and decisive.
The most important thing to ISFJs is living a stable, predictable life and helping people in real ways.
Great careers for ISFJs
Here are just a few popular and often satisfying careers for people whose Personality Type is ISFJ.
1)Primary care physician
2)Dietician
3)Home health worker
4)Elementary school worker
5)Librarian/archivist
Interior decorator
6)Paralegal
7)Credit counselor
8)Customer service representative
9)Bookkeeper
10)Hospice worker
11)Guidance counselor
12)Special education teacher
13)Innkeeper
14)Genealogist
How to Love an ISFJ
-Appreciate the many things (large and small) that I do to make our home a warm and comfortable place to live.
-Appreciate my common sense, practical and steady approach to life.
-Listen attentively and respectfully. Give me time to think about things before expecting me to respond.
-Respect my need to spend time by myself, or to just be with you.
-Be sensitive to, and don't force me to defend, my feelings.
-Above all, notice and acknowledge my hard work and commitment to our family's needs.
This is just "the appetizer" - for as you know, there's SO much more about loving ISFJs! We encourage you to have your partner read about you, and to take the Discover Your Type quiz, so you can learn about him or her. But as helpful as this is, the real power of Personality Type is the insights it provides you and your partner as a couple - how your types combine to create predictable joys and frustrations.
In JUST YOUR TYPE you will learn much more about the joys and challenges of your relationship. But what's even more helpful, is the advice of people, with your same type combination, who've used Personality Type to help them understand, appreciate, and communicate with their partners, as never before.
Parenting ISFJs
The Joys and Challenges of Raising ISFJs:
They are affectionate and warm with people they trust, but can be skeptical or even fearful of new experiences. While they are usually quite responsible, reliable, and down to earth, they are also so literal that they may have trouble seeing the big picture.
What works with ISFJs:
respect their need to take time to acclimate to new surroundings and people; don't rush them
maintain a familiar routine; explain in advance about new experiences and include as much detail as possible
speak softly and patiently with them; give specific directions and instructions
Parents of ISFJs: they'll know you really love them when you...
do a quiet art or craft activity together, taking as long as they wish.
This is just the tip of the iceberg. To really understand your ISFJ child - from preschool through adolescence - and to learn the proven parenting strategies that work best for him or her, check out NURTURE BY NATURE.
SpeedReading ISFJs
The key to success lies in your ability to quickly size others up, and speak their language. Here are just a few clues for SpeedReading (understanding) and SpeedReaching (communicating with) ISFJs.
How to Spot ISFJs:
-quiet, private and modest
-hard working, conscientious and serious
-gentle, thoughtful and sensitive
-careful dressers with an eye for color and comfort
Tips for Communicating with ISFJs:
-Speak clearly and slowly; respect their privacy
-Be explicit and map out the steps and details of your ideas
-Honor your commitments and be prompt and thoughtful
♥yours truly. 6:14 PM