Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joe Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. We're continuing our series about all the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types and today we're talking about the I-S-T-J personality type in the Myers-Brigs system or the

memory effectiveness personality in the personality hacker system.

We just recently went over the ISFJ personality type, so if you haven't heard that one, I recommend

doing so because we flesh out a lot of these concepts around being an ISJ and leading with the cognitive

function introverted sensing or what's called memory.

And this process shows up a little differently for ISTJs than it does for ISFJ's.

So it's going to, it will definitely be flushing out some of those nuances,

but if you haven't heard the ISFJ, I do recommend going listening to that.

I also recommend listening to the podcast on the sensing personality types

to get a more in-depth concept around what we call the driver cognitive function or the driver process.

For a frame of reference you may want to go to our website personality hacker.com and in the search

bar on that website type in car model.

It'll bring up an article where you can read about a

framework we use to explain personality type. We call it the car model and

it's basically there's four positions in the car. There's a driver, a co-pilot. In the backseat there's a 10 year old, and then right behind the driver sits a three year old process.

And we've given these nicknames for you as an IstJ that we're going to go over in a minute here but this framework of the car

model is important to see how your personality is configured and how the different parts of your

mind, the mental wiring of your mind are configured and how they're interplaying with each

other.

If you have that in front of you as a framework, you can have a lot better time following along

with what we talk about today on this podcast.

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