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In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk with Profiler Training alumni, Klaus Schepers about his lived experience during this ISTP personality type interview.
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In this podcast you’ll find:
- Guest host Klaus Schepers joins.
- Download our ISTP Personality Type Handy Guide to learn the ISTP functions.
- Klaus tells us about himself and where he is at in life.
- How did Klaus discover type and learn he was an ISTP?
- Why did Klaus previously think he was a different type?
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How does Klaus experience the future?
- How has this changed after discovering his type?
- How Klaus uses type-based personal growth to bring the best version of himself to his Personality Type Consultation sessions.
- How does Klaus’ Accuracy (Ti) Driver and Sensation (Se) Copilot functions appear together?
- Klaus and Antonia talk about what it’s like to use Accuracy (Ti) as your main decision-making process.
- How Accuracy (Ti) and Harmony (Fe) approach group consensus.
- Klaus shares a hack he learned to access his Harmony (Fe) 3-Yr-Old function.
- Which ISTP stereotypes does Klaus identify and not identify with?
- What advice would Klaus give to anyone struggling to find their type?
- Klaus shares some final thoughts on his Harmony (Fe) 3-Yr-Old function.
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Female ISTP here. I related somewhat to Klaus. I find that I really relate to the way he expresses himself. It was a little hard for me to follow his thoughts and I was really surprised when Antonia commended his expressiveness. I feel like I am also hard to follow in conversations and it’s one of my least favorite traits. Most of the time I’ll just say “nevermind, forget it” because I don’t feel like trying to find the words or even know where to begin to express myself fully. So I guess in that sense it is commendable that Klaus found his words and didn’t just exit the conversation (as I would have LOL). Anyway, thanks for the ISTP-focused material today!
And adding
i love love love your discussions! And listening to you!
This series is really interesting!
I love listening to the experience of the types.
I know a few ISTPs.. and .. Klaus sounded to me like an ISFP with and somewhat an avoident attachment style. For which detachment for feeling due to attachment trauma could easily result in the person typed as an introverted thinker.
I am no pro in non of the fields as an under estimation. But i was the entire interview surprised by Klaus description of experiences and thoughts that he would a Ti driver. Felt very Fi.
Though you guys are more of experts i wonder how aware are you to how trauma or attachment trauma affect mistyping ?
One thing I glean from this episode is that ISTPs, probably generally, would dislike conflict and be respectful in this regard.
So where does the common stereotype of them being mean pranksters, trolls, creating drama, only second to ESTPs, come from? Mass mistyping? Immaturity?
This was a wonderful interview; thank you, Klaus, for opening up and sharing your experience as this type. One major takeaway I related to that stereotype you had mentioned. The two most prominent xSxPs in my life, one of whom is an ISTP, are both very adept at tools, hand-eye coordination, etc., and I had associated these traits with the Se function to the point of a stereotype. I just want to thank you all — Joel and Antonia for creating the space for the discussions with all these wonderful people, and Klaus, Ines, Tanya, Wendy, Anne, Bridget, and everyone yet to come for sharing your stories and teaching us how to better understand/empathize with all sorts of different people.
-William