4 Fictional ISTJs Who Show Us How Introverts Can Be Heroes
ISTJs in fiction have many virtues that bring out their inner heroes, from their loyalty to their quiet determination.
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The ISTJ personality type is one of the sixteen types of personalities (including eight types of introvert personalities) in the Myers-Briggs personality system. You can read through all of our posts about ISTJs below, our check out our all-time most popular piece about the ISTJ.
ISTJs in fiction have many virtues that bring out their inner heroes, from their loyalty to their quiet determination.
If you’re lucky enough to have an ISTJ as a friend, family member, or coworker, you know firsthand what makes these special individuals so great.
Rational introverted women — the INTJ, INTP, ISTJ, and ISTP — have a bad rep for seeming cold and unapproachable. Here’s what they’re really like.
People often wrongly assume that “Thinking” personalities like the ISTJ, ISTP, INTJ, or INTP are devoid of emotion.
Responsible and conscientious, even duty-driven ISTJs have their limits.
ISTJs are known for their practical logic and unwavering commitment to duty. They see it as their responsibility to keep things running smoothly.
I struggle to express myself, but he communicates effortlessly.
Contrary to popular belief, ISTJs are deeply emotional creatures. We’re just super selective about who we choose to care about.
Scrooge might seem familiar to the practical, fact-minded, and reliable ISTJ who can understand (at least on some level) many of his sentiments.
ISTJ Sarah likes to stick to established rules or processes, whereas INTJ Nicole learns about established systems to work to improve them.