Welcome to 10 minute type advice by Personality Hacker. I'm Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonio Dodge.

This show features questions from the personality hacker community

that we answer in about 10 minutes.

We've been using personality types in our coaching for years and we'd love to answer your questions

about personal growth through the lens of type. You can find out more about us at

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Hi, Chil and Antonia.

My name is Tede and I am an ISFP and I live in West Palm Beach Florida.

And I have a question about how introverted judging functions

or extroverted judging functions impact,

how much people assert their point of view or express their opinions.

So where this comes from is as an ISFP, I have heard and been told that IS accept p's are pretty opinionated and while I do feel like I have

strong convictions and values internally I personally don't express those to people unless I'm really close with them.

And I was wondering if this had to do with the fact that my primary judging function is introverted.

And on the flip side I've noticed that people who have extroverted judging functions

seem to be a lot more opinion to me so I was just wondering if this was in fact a pattern.

Thanks so much. Thanks Katie for the question.

So I'm going to just encapsulate everything you asked in this.

Are ISFPs less opinionated than other personality types.

Right. Well, I think she's really asking if being opinionated comes from our extroverted judging functions.

Like in her case, as somebody with ISFP preferences,

the extroverted judging function

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