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ISTJ - How to ge along with me
ISTJ’s can zero in on what’s important to get done and they can make that happen. They can work within the system or the team to accomplish the end goal. The ISTJ prefers things and processes that are efficient and useful. If you interrupt, talk too much or show up as vague and unproductive, you are definitely “in the way.”
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As someone who is a Jungian personality type practitioner, I am absolutely blown away by Sandy McMullen's Inner Landscapes II book. Her brilliant paintings bring to life, on a deep level, Jungian psychological preferences to help both practitioners and their clients understand and connect to the deep essence of how we perceive ourselves and others. As is so often is the case, art connects us to a place that words alone never can. This book should be on the bookshelf or even better, coffee table, of everyone who seeks to understand themselves and others.
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Aaaah, so true. After not living near a daughter, and now in the Autumn of my years, and having moved near her just with a little dog, your statement is verifiable by me. I can not forget who she is, cannot let her statements “get” to me, must really take care of me – and make certain that I accept and honor who I am. I also must, without fair, honor who she is!
Thank the whatever for who I am. It is a gift at this time of life.