What Is The Cognitive Attitude Of The Inferior Function? | Cognitive Functions | CS Joseph

CS Joseph discusses the cognitive attitude of the Inferior Function.
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[@timothyo718]

INTP should have been in the Fe slot.

[@CSJoseph]

It is, I fixed it mid lecture.

[@generalsurvival4321]

@@CSJoseph Chase, can you, and I quote: From Discord support, "revoke all the bans in [the] server settings -> bans menu even if the Discord Tag isn't on the list?... Cheers, Gerard" I wish to rejoin your sever. Thank you in advance! ❤ I'll keep trying to rejoin once a day until I get in. ibb.co/bJre1V From:AstralAmiraCelestia#0282

[@hectorandem2944]

And when he says "mid-lecture", it's _almost exactly in the middle_ 🔥👏

[@ippollite]

Its fun watching. When he's not looking at the board he's talking about ITPs. Then LITERALLY TH SECOND AFTER SAYING ISTP, INTP he looks at the board and says "and these people, ISTP and ISFP are ESPECIALLY sensitive!!!" Im learning lots about how easy you can trick an ENTP :P Get them off on their specialist subject, then screw with their powerpoints and see how long they take to notice :)

[@andreasltveit8580]

Oh damn and i just commented cus it boggled my mind XD hahaha

[@Zactastical]

C.S. "Stop doing that" Joseph.

[@plasma.]

Genuinely laughed😂

[@xxTheSkilletFreakxx]

The S stands for “Stop doig that”

[@kj1227icecap]

🤣

[@JimmysJourney1]

My absolute favorite line of all his videos XD

[@wewjoj]

@@JimmysJourney1 My favorite line is "I've beat that dead horse long enough."

[@ashleykbarks]

Cs Joseph's favorite lines: "I mean, seriously!" "...Who cares!" "Wait, actually it is..." "Stop doing that!"

[@JenLee66]

No, don't stop. It's hilarious. Talk about obvious sarcasm!

[@heatherbryant4197]

Don't forget "Let's be honest," "Oh, that's right!...😏" and "Huh. 🙄" 😊

[@7dogguy]

what about "that would be nice"

[@skyw_nker3723]

And don't forget the "Yeah... Good luck"

[@lanaamira4269]

Yeahhhhh, you might wanna do that

[@swampy2008]

14:26 INTJ, INFJ 16:25 ESFP, ESTP 17:24 ENTP, ENFP 19:05 ISTJ, ISFJ

[@blitz19113]

This explains the perfectionistic attitude of INTJ’s and INFJ’s.

[@resurrectupalmu3412]

So is my impression correct that if you attack the child function, you will hurt the person, and if you attack the inferior function, that person will hurt you?

[@CSJoseph]

yes

[@resurrectupalmu3412]

Great

[@dolfdervish8495]

Makes sense.

[@mcfreezyyaboi8389]

Thanks for asking this question, and thanks for answering it

[@superxomar4489]

Sad pfp

[@jacobbrady7322]

This channel is straight up changing my life. You're doing something really good here man.

[@CSJoseph]

much appreciated

[@HodsBroo]

Facts!

[@JR-ow8xg]

I literally cried when you explain ENFJs Ti fear. I remembered one day in Elementary School when our class had a multiplications test and I was the last one to finish, I even had to skip lunch. My classmates made fun of me calling me stupid several times. I went to a private restroom and cried so hard that my head hurt and was pumping. Turns out I got the best grade. Since that day, I promised myself to be more patient with myself :’) You lectures are treasures to hear, thank you so much!

[@kurodesuuuu]

Ti Inferior is basically the smartest person in the room

[@aishaadam7473]

My mother is Enfj, i love her more than i love myself. It drives me crazy how selfless she is to wrong people, i dont want her to get hurt or any Enfj. Your coment made me cry. I will make sure to give her whatever i am capable becouse she always gives to others and forget herself.

[@SantanaBanana47]

☹️

[@idiotslife8508]

One the best teachers I have met was a ti inferior

[@selenesolaris171]

i (an infj) always knew i wanted to be a singer since my earliest memory. as a child i often did 'shows' for my family. my estj mother crushed my inferior by saying i couldn't sing. it's even on old family tapes: me playing an imaginary guitar shouting lyrics, and then her walking by telling me to quit it. i wonder what would be now if she had nurtured my inferior instead. but well, i was too afraid to sing publicly for the next 15 years until i could overcome it somewhat.

[@NB-qy7ku]

4:40 start 8:08 what is inferior function A person Insecurity exists 10:55 where you get anxiety from 20:16 this is how fear works 20:33 turn fear into aspiration or let go of their fear 20:53 inferior function is gateway to a person happiness 21:22 23:04

[@next1947]

I’m an INFJ I think we remember bad experiences because we’re so paranoid of giving bad experiences, & it pushes us to give a good experience, I hope you can see what I’m trying to say

[@MadDannyWest]

I love when chase gets all serious and leans into the camera, really underlines the point

[@nachiketpargaonkar8646]

Same!

[@JustMe-o-4rt]

it delights me, he looks like he is going to kill someone and i just start to nervously laugh but its a good laugh

[@karismoffat1968]

Exactly!!

[@ParadoxEngineer]

"Let go, of everything you fear to lose."

[@mehdihassankhanloo5297]

Nice!

[@chorizo2115]

LOL - I actually laughed out loud when you said "No one can out reference ISFP/INFP!"

[@someguy5977]

INTP has no inferior functions. INTP has only superior functions! :P Oh wait, nevermind.

[@Philosophicalpaperti]

INTP here and I approve this message ＼( ^o^)／

[@Philosophicalpaperti]

Please calm down sir, iz joke. ヘ(￣ー￣ヘ) INTP problem #86,348,392: no one understands our humor.

[@ShadowsEternity]

Lol XD

[@Blackrazor_Daystar]

Seems like this guy reached a certain point where he is now literally creating new paradigm of MBTI theory. We are watching it live : )

[@StarlitSpirit]

I'm and INFP and my dad is an ENTJ and we tend to get into arguments all the time even though we get along pretty well and share similar interests. This series, especially this video, is helping me realize why. Like duh our heroes are the other's inferior and it's like oh yeah we r just whacking each other's inferior function all the time no wonder he gets on my nerves and vice versa.

[@user-ez5vq9fd2t]

I remember everyone who has ever insulted my performance and lack of awareness (guess what type I am). Funny because I was never consciously aware or proud of that aspect, but my ego was definitely affected when it was that aspect that was being attacked. That was enlightening. Thank you. Here's one of my favorite quotes relevant for everyone: "People will forget the things you do, and people will forget the things you say. But people will never forget how you made them feel.” - Maya Angelou

[@boxy_tocs2035]

@Psyche_analyst good one

[@ollie6853]

"the inferior function is fuel for the child function" - yes! as ENTJ, when i break up with someone, i'm afraid of being a bad person (Fi inferior), so i spend a lot of goodbye money on them - gifts & experiences (Se child). lol

[@katlauren9161]

Agree with you 💯, stereotypes usually lead to mistyping.

[@micahzeitlin9278]

Courage is not being fearless. It's knowing your fear and conquering it.

[@Xenomorph788]

As an ENTP, I am terrified of failure! I never take risks. I’ve been working in the same school for 12 years because I’m too scared to apply elsewhere.This resonates a lot. Also, there’s a lot of sass and aggression in this video. You’re passionate af, I love it! 😎

[@aishaadam7473]

Yeah he has Ni nemesis, as Ni critical it hard to find something i am passionate about

[@toffeelee4525]

"Let go of fear and turn it into aspiration." Inspiring video :)

[@hippoplatypus8149]

I'm not liking and commenting for the book. I'm doing it because this is a great video.

[@CSJoseph]

much appreciated

[@allieharmon3926]

INFP: When I feel stressed out my way of solving things (which is usually putting them off to the last minute) is to be very direct and to the point, rather than waste time (and possibly be inauthentic). Sometimes in order to get things done, I have to set aside my own feelings (although it is vastly uncomfortable) and just do what I think is most "logical," putting one foot in front of the other and not getting overwhelmed by what COULD happen. I think my inferior Te manifests in this way, personally. OH BUT NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT! I initially recoiled at the desire for popularity bc I am more of a shut-in and if someone doesn't like me I usually have a "good riddance" attitude about it BUT if I still like the person then I HATE not being liked. Even if a person eventually started treating me like garbage I would desire to reconcile and be on good terms.

[@portraitofafreewomanofcolo5404]

Isfp here. I cant take being not liked. Thats why i tried to reconcile with my shitty ex after 1 week of breaking up with him God's blessing was that he didnt want to reconcile though it was very hurtful.

[@salvatorecringe6650]

I’m an ENTP, and I’m really glad I was raised by an ESTP who made me get as many experiences as possible. I grew really fast, and understood things I shouldn’t have at such a young age. She made sure to get rid of my weaknesses as fast as possible and made a lot of my experiences bearable, but still painful.

[@plasma.]

43:21 Omg Agreed When I finally used my inferior Se aspirationally, and not out of fear, I actually did what I thought wasn't possible. I was the happiest I had ever been in my life with my ex

[@wewjoj]

I exercise Se Inferior by doing piano improv for people.

[@Chesh35]

Yeah, the fear of performing badly, I know that very well. Stage fear, fear of displeasing someone close to me with my talk, fear of performing poorly in academic and fear of looking fat! 😂😂 Sincerely yours An INTJ 😝

[@brittanyb5293]

You have put my life in words omg. When i was in 2nd grade and i made my first failing grade (a 50) i cried bcuz i didnt want to disappoint my parents. Im constantly afraid that when people meet me im too quiet (i am). But when i open up and can talk to them i feel like i talk too much and annoy them. When i went thru puberty and grew boobs and an ass i went up a couple of sizes and was afraid that everyone would think i was fat and i was always the skinny not bad looking girl and i didnt want to disappoint people like i let myself go. When i learned how to drive a car period, and then when i learned to drive a standard; anytime i did something wrong like breaking to hard, turning too fast, not shifting the gears right and grinding them, forgetting yo signal, sliding on slippery wet roads, just ANYTHING i would say *sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry sorry* super fast and repeatedly. My mom had totell me to stop apologizing when i did things i felt were bad. It wssnt bcuz i thought they were just bad. Its bcuz i didnt want to give a bad experience to her while she was teaching me to drice. Im starting to learn how to get over it with rhese videos but for most of life (and i hadnt realized it until these videos) ive been afraid of disappointing, underperforming, and not reaching expectations set by my parents (as loving and wonderful as they are, the expectations were there bcuz they know how capable i am), teachers, family, society, friends, bosses, etc. And its nice to start breaking free of that. I can literally feel the weight being lifted off of my and my chest isnt so tight anymore

[@jimiweezer]

I was going to comment that you made a whiteboard error but then I figured after you rambled on for awhile you would catch it yourself.

[@JIMISPIER]

I'm an ENFP. I have PTSD from a car wreck. My only trigger is the fear that I will pass out when driving (almost happened once) but that perfectly ties in to my inferior function of not being able to endure... Fascinating. I've watched several of your videos. I love how you give life to each piece of the puzzle. Really helps me grasp the concepts.

[@treasurem2491]

Im an INFP and i have to be honest, ive never worried or had a problem with reputation. I legit feel that people can think what they want about me and its totally ok, because theyre entitled to their opinion.

[@kssgpv]

no infp cares, he 's just ignorant.

[@Vener349]

I'm an INFP as well and that part didn't quite ring true for me either. It's not reputation that matters. But with a small twist, I can find truth in something very similar: I do EXTREMELY care what people think of me if they are people I love, am close to, or admire intellectually or morally. Basically people who matter to me, and those are few.

[@toaalta]

Mistype

[@BriMartin02]

Yeah Infp here and I don't care what selfish people think about me only what kind people think about me. As an infp I care about others a lot but when I get stressed out or am in a defensive mode I tend to speak very bluntly and offensively I think that's the bad side of the te coming out

[@MattyBoJangles]

(ENTP). Recently, I’ve had some majorly tumultuous family drama and upheaval. Looking back, I had years of ESFJ attacks on my Fe child and Si Inferior, which I couldn’t take anymore. It is quite the powerful thing.

[@mgm8075]

When you got to the “no one can out..” portion it got really interesting because I started thinking about the INTP functional stack of Ti,Ne,Si,Fe and correlating it to each point you made on those 4. If Ti is utilized correctly no one can out argue thenm because of the level of curiosity for truth and and verification of its details. If Si is used correctly you can utilize and sustain your endurance for focus/activity. Ne gives you great predictive skills especially after research done using Ti. And Fe allows for the ability to share and distill that information concisely and connect with others. Comes off like INTPs have the potential to be very “Oracle” like types. I may not have that all right, but what you’re sharing is very helpful toward figuring out what a healthy/efficient version of my type(INTP) is capable of. Great video.

[@annhinz6326]

I'm pretty sure that I'm also an intp and since I'm almost 60 yo, I think of myself as mature, however, I have my share of insecurities, but haven't really been conscious of fearing that I'm not giving enough. Like its really not even on my radar. Also, although I know that I know that I know that I'm a logical thinker, but never would I assume that I'm the smartest person in the room. The rest of this totally fits and I was so relieved and it brought me such joy to realize that I'm an intp. I also knew I was unique, but I guess I just feel validated. MGM--have you seen the compatibility episode? We should pop some popcorn for Chase and argue about something? I'm a terrible debater so I'm sure I would bow out quickly.

[@TheCathanne101]

Ann Hinz, it’s amazing when you find out that there is a reason that you have always felt miss understood....... it doesn’t help in being understood, any better, by others but it does bring understanding and a “kind of” peace to ones self, and the ability to begin the process of believing in, and trusting yourself...... it really is so healing! Being of mature age doesn’t mean your personality is mature. You said that you haven’t really been conscious of not giving enough........ I don’t think anyone is really conscious of themselves “especially the insecure parts” until someone holds a mirror up to us, like Chase is doing in this vid, and shows us....... I think consciousness, to all our parts, brings real maturity. I love the discomfort that comes with all this....... growth is always painful!

[@ddemaree07]

@@annhinz6326 I believe I'm also INTP and though I know I'm smart I also know there are smarter people than I out there. I think that's just an INTP thing. I frequently think I'm probably not the smartest person in the room ... but then other people start talking. Haha. Anyway, I guess in short we're smart enough to know we cant be the smartest, but in reality, one of us out there probably is and they're currently thinking the same thoughts we think. I'm probably overanalyzing it, but that's the INTP way.

[@TheCatricana]

For me it’s less that I think I’m the smartest, it’s more that I’ve gotten accustomed to other people not having as much accumulated knowledge. I research so intensively on things that catch my curiosity, that my “casual” knowledge on a topic is regularly more extensive than a person who has actually been actively involved in that topic. In that sense I do often assume that, unless I know NOTHING about the topic, then other people will probably not be satisfying sources of additional knowledge. Not being a source of further information is definitely a different classification than being stupid.

[@PsiCorps85]

Awesome. The shadow functions will be really cool I bet.

[@jatribbett]

Benevolens Psittacorum I think so too.

[@tajmarie1329]

You must have slipped into your ISFJ subconscious midway through this lecture because towards the end it seemed like I got more of a sermon than a lecture 😅😅😅. However, it's cool. Midway through, I just recognized that one of my anxieties through tutoring online is seeing students for the first time and not feeling fully prepared. I guess that is my performance anxiety. Knowing this helps because now I know what I need to look out for in my transition towards Business Consulting. Off topic, I actually saw a connection of mine who introduced me to interaction styles on a KZbin video with the author Linda Berens ... 🎎 small world.

[@CSJoseph]

Dope. Yeah I did a cognitive transition because my neighbor crashed into my front door and flung it open mid lecture. I was quite annoyed. Even shook the table next to the camera. So my ISFJ was cranky.

[@TheCathanne101]

This stuff is BLOWING MY MIND! Slipping into subconscious when I get cranky....... I CAN SEE IT HAPPENING IM MY LIFE...... I behave like a real judgmental twat 😂😂😂👍🏻👌✌🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@borisvandruff7532]

Wow. Found this video at exactly the right time in my life. I’m an INFJ. Se inferior can MESS with your head if you don’t keep that anxiety and fear in check.

[@Leneah99]

Since it takes the least amount of energy to use your hero function, it would make sense that it's opposing inferior function would take effort. Therefore, your hero would be your comfort zone and your inferior would be what makes you uncomfortable. So, sanctuary vs. gauntlet? Yes, it is always awesome to be safe and warm in your home, but, adventure also awaits:)

[@mythmismail3366]

Great video man, i am an 28 years old ESTP, i am leaving my job and starting up my own business this is very stressful time for me but this video helped me a lot thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@pragnyan7770]

Fe inferior experiencing guilt. That's literally my whole life and when I actually show how much I care... people go "oh my god you care! " And that's the moment I turn apathetic to them. Watching your videos is like reflecting upon my life. Great workkk💓

[@andreag4477]

INFP here. Why would I want to be popular? I actually despise being the center of attention. Yes I care too much about what other people think, that's the reason why I avoid the spotlight

[@CSJoseph]

because popularity cause people to listen to their opinion, valuable or not.

[@brivda]

Sharp look Really enjoying the more indepth focus on each role the positions play

[@fearinshadow2886]

I actually have a hard time telling people that I don't have friends. Not really sure what to do about it. I remember saying it once to my mom and I think she started crying or just looked really saddened by it. I didn't really know how important was to tell people that. I'm an INFP.

[@NaifRumayli]

As an entp I think that I already know the insecurities of other people without even learn their cognitive functions and that's because I wear a mask around soo many people there for by default entps are amazing social engineers .

[@ClemsonBlueBelle]

As an INTP, my inferior comes out more when people refuse to get along or constantly disrupt the peace and happiness in my environment. Not necessarily when people say I don’t care.

[@Mikethebest88]

You hit me hard with my FE inferior. It took me awhile to determine if I’m a ISTP or ISFP. I used to care about what people think but whenever people say I wouldn’t care about them, I would be furious. By me feeling guilty about my lack of care, I would find ways to help them, but they would think I’m doing it because they are burdening me. I remember recently my mom told me why I’m being socially distant from my brother. I never thought I was throughout the years. She told me my brother’s theory was that I never liked him and used to be mean to him. I got upset and break down how I show I care for him with proof. I would do this until people from my past told me I was actually doing that and now I would feel guilty thinking about it. I would do nice things for him now because I don’t know how much trauma I caused. I know I seem like I’m keeping my distance socially as if I’m being cold but I’m afraid to approach him and talk to him about what I did. I really care for him. Good thing I’m in therapy to learn how to deal with my past. You really nailed it in this video 👍🏾

[@ErikThor]

I love how you talk about the inferior function! :)

[@19katsandcounting]

ISTJ dad always says, “Fools rush in where angels fear to trot.”

[@marvellunatic7525]

I love how you’re not only informing and teaching us about ourselves, but you’re also inspiring and motivating us to be better. it’s perfect and moving. this channel is underrated asf

[@TheBlackFenceCat]

I find your videos very interesting. You're unique in the mbti KZbin community. Anyway, cool video. Have a terrific day. Peace.

[@CSJoseph]

dope name. Could I be the Orange Fence Cat?

[@TheBlackFenceCat]

C.S. Joseph It'll take a lot of courage to be the orange anything, but if you've got the stones for it say meow. Peace. Thanks for replying. I appreciate you taking the time.

[@AlisherZhantas]

Thank you Chase for all the knowledge #theDopest =)

[@Dani-jo9yr]

ENFJ- ‘we don’t deserve it’ .. to true 😭😭😭🥶🥶🥶👍🥺

[@kleineapfelblute2456]

Infp here, I think you're the only person I don't mind being yelled at as you are intimidating and comforting me at the same time. :D

[@Alice-si8uz]

Yes, I totally agree although the idea of being popular kinda scares me... I would rather just be in the background helping people as needed. After all, those who rise often fall and the bigger you are the harder you fall... Also, I often feel like people don't like me so don't want people focusing on me.

[@tupenncesweetheart3695]

Thanks. You get me. INTJ woman.

[@Cainnein]

This is a very interesting lecture and I find it very interesting how the inferior function is so influential yet very difficult to control. I’ve noticed being an Se inferior that there are moments in performance whether it’s sports or gaming where everything clicks but the funny thing is I can’t think my way into this state it just kinda happens and feels out of my control. A good example recently was when I was on the driving range hitting some golf balls, there was this phase where I was just hitting every ball perfectly and during the time I felt outside myself and my mind was blank but then I started thinking about my shots and that was where my performance decreased but the thing is I can’t just will myself into this state I just kinda have to let go. Great vid 👍🏻

[@shannonlogue5585]

INFJ, too? That's me. I relate to your post. Lol

[@Cainnein]

I think so yeah but then I seem to relate to other types too haha

[@SnoozeTheRecluse]

Yes it's very annoying. One wants to do better, but when one thinks of doing better, oneself gets worse. It's terrible.

[@CHRopes]

INTJ w. Se Inferior here - This is the exact same phenomenon when I am playing the drums. When my mind goes blank, I become super fluid moving around the drum kit, perfect timing, feeling the groove etc. But as soon as I become self conscious, I become more stiff and less fluid and loose that 'feel'. I don't want to attribute all of my skill to 'Se', because a lot of skill falls back on what you practiced, no matter your personality type. But, it is interesting to think about.

[@metas1779]

I think it finally clicked for me that cognitive synchronicity is why the aspirational functions can become stronger than the Hero function in small bursts. It's like the the functions on each end are each others energy pools. The functions are fed by each other so if you can put focus on your 4th function and push back the fear you essentially become like Naruto tapping into the Nine Tailed Foxes chakra.

[@CSJoseph]

yes

[@kr-666]

I'm an INTP and some people say that they're afraid of me, I can affirm that this is abuse, sorry for being monotone, I can't help it.

[@sibestfunction4400]

im really hoping my old ESTP boss gets through tough times in his business. he grinds day and night and he deserves to reap the rewards of his hard work

[@QuiietHeart]

Love these lectures so much. I watch my ISFJ mom KILL it with predicting the future. She really maneuvers her way through life with all the grace and poise in the world now. It blows my Ne parent function out of the water. 🤔

[@lapisanlazuli5714]

Im watching this again. I agree with nature of having si inferior. I'm an ENFP, and I'm very insecure with myself. All the fears that you said are totally true. I also tend to stuck in a comfort zone because I fear of doing something I never did before, omgg. This explained why I keep on doing the same thing that I already know over and over again to a point of I'm become so good in that one thing. I will only move or venture into the unknown when there is not other choice left. Thank you Chase for all your lectures. I've been learning about this and trying to grasp all that I can. Really appreciate your work. 👍🏻🙏🏻

[@TheCathanne101]

Wow, I absolutely loved watching the passion pour out of you when you spoke about building people up and the power of the cloak of humility. You spoke with such heart........ which spoke to my heart....... such powerful stuff! This is making more sense to me than it ever has before. I had so many unanswered questions that I just couldn’t find the answers to...... until now! Thank you, from the bottom of my heart ❤️

[@CSJoseph]

you are most welcome

[@lintuindochine9458]

Oh, crap... Now I understand why I'm so fucking insecure about what others think about me because basically a big part of my childhood and teenage years my Te has been beaten again and again through bullying. Thank you, so useful! Btw, I'm looking forward your videos about the shadow functions! :D Have a nice day!

[@euphli4267]

Thank you for the new video! Also new haircut looks good!

[@CSJoseph]

Much appreciated ^^

[@bunknee1220]

Thanks for creating a legacy, always turning up and doing your duty, Chase :) (Have I learnt well? 😇)

[@christiecochran18]

ENTPs are awesome when they are aspirational. When they are vengeful they sure know how to use their empathy to land painful emotional blows. It’s like the people who are capable of caring for you in a way that is most meaningful are also able to hurt you the most severely. We should be careful is right.

[@michellewei7349]

OMG.. I am truly an ENFJ.. confirmed. After digging deep to research. Your explanation of Ti was dead on!

[@legendzfall]

Great point about being prideful and not being able to admitting your insecurities. Pride really does create a need in other people to take you down a peg or two. Be humble!

[@neurophilosophers994]

I’m too afraid to tell my dad INTJ he’s performing well because he’s just so vain lmao but ok I’ll do it since I’m an INTP aspiring with Fe lol

[@prakaikaewr.692]

Just would like to let you know as a fellow who has Si Inferior, just listening to your lecture on Si Inferior brought me to tears as it's all the fear of my life for many years. Anyway, when we could get to aspiration, no one could take the hits as much as I do. And yes, it became my pride. Thank you a lot, I don't post comments on KZbin at all but you get my gratitude here. - ENFP

[@CSJoseph]

You are most welcome

[@kurodesuuuu]

I can't thank you enough for making this lecture. Ever since I watched this, I've made it a habit to try meet the other person's Inferior functions need (like listening to Ti inf logic) ... I was skeptical at first but now, it's truly amazing to see how people change when they go aspiring mode. Like a couple of ESFJs I knew, are wayy smarter than I thought, probably more than me

[@CSJoseph]

Great job!

[@mehdihassankhanloo5297]

Great idea! 👌🏻

[@aura7153]

The one who proped up my Te Inferior was an ENTP and in the time I needed that the most and I'm so greatful for her to do that . She gave me a lot of admiration and recognetion when I really lack it and because of this and other things I know ENTPs can be great people.

[@Encryptus1]

That makes sense. I was being intimate with my ex and at some point I could see in her eyes she was just "doing me a favour". I stopped in the exact same moment. I felt really really bad, like never before in my life. It was the final nail in the coffin. I broke up with her the next day and never had anything with anybody again. INTJ

[@javaddjames3217]

I can't thank you enough for the videos. Like... these videos are free...??? Anyone is accessible to them. It's great! Also, as an INFP who was having a hard time believing in my own powers and not understanding what I can do, after I watched your INFP vs INTP video. (I did it for my INTP friend, so I can understand him better) I realized that my role in a group or an organization was very important. After that, I was working with a group with a voting contest. I became the predicter and the idea person. Strangely, people were taking my ideas as if they were amazing. Like... that actually never happened before within groups that they just followed my ideas without a doubt. It was absolutely weird also great. Boosted my confidence to another level. Also, I think I used some sudden burst of Te here and there. (Made me feel really drained after 7 days) But helped me see my reactions to situations or how I perform in different situations. Thank you! I see better patterns with my actions.

[@esPeSkull12]

I am most likely an istp. I remember growing up with my best friend who's an Enfj and being jealous of her/ admire her because she was so good with people and people would always come to her if they if something bothered them. Growing up i always thought to myself that people don't care, but tbh that was just projection probably. I was the one that didn't seem to care. I've taken steps to be more caring towards others, and it has helped greatly. I do wish i could give 14 year old me a hug and say the same, and that it's okay to need others.

[@Lisa-uv5jb]

I admire the way you can "speak to the camera" with such passion, without an audience when filming. Let us know of any tips on how to do this!

[@CSJoseph]

have your neighbor come crashing through your door mid lecture. It can really upset you and cause you to yell at the camera.

[@cepstrum1647]

This video opens up the possibility of making peoples lives better on a daily basis. Freaking gold. Thank you. I bow. - INTP

[@tabby705]

Hmm, ISFP/ INFP aspiration of being popular sounds like the most superficial strength? I would have thought it would have been related to efficiency and/or effectiveness due to Te.

[@CSJoseph]

Rationale also includes procedures and the ability to create routines and systems that change lives.

[@runninginsept]

One of the first things I was tasked to do in my new job was to document my work processes. I'm approaching my 4th month on the job. Zero processes documented 🤣🤣🤣

[@kbg12ila]

@@CSJoseph That makes a lot more sense. I was getting sad that all I would get for being aspirational was popularity. When actually creating a system that changes the world for the better is like..... That's my biggest reward when being aspirational. I feel that a lot!

[@Servo1616]

Admittedly, I was super dissapointed hearing that description.

[@allieharmon3926]

INFP: I felt the same way, also kinda defeated bc I'll prolly never care enough to TRY to be liked by everyone bc i don't like most ppl. Ofc everyone wants to be thought well of by the ppl they love. Or maybe not? Idk it's hard to properly assume anything

[@karo8612]

I can finally learn how to properly care for other people!!! Thanks!

[@tash6974]

You are changing my life, thank you for all the time and genius you put into your videos. You’re one of the few people actually giving constructive criticism to the types, most channels are comedy or praise, not gonna lie I love them too but I learn far more from you. Thank you 💕💯

[@nachiketpargaonkar8646]

Damn that energy is beautiful & entertaining! Keep it up Chase! EDIT: I hadn't realised the video speed was more while I watched this. It looked even more energetic than it is!

[@crashedwin]

I'm an INFJ, and I have done a lot of coping with my Se as an inferior. I lost over 100lbs, I learned to dress well, and eat right. I learned a lot about healthy living through it. I also want to be a singer/rapper. I struggle with getting my voice to work when I try to sing around people, especially those who have been critical of it. I practice anyway. I've been playing guitar and singing in public as an exercise in fighting my own fear and insecurity, and that alone has helped me tremendously. As I learn to access my Se I become more confident. I used to lead my shift at work, and when i worked and sang (and they would compliment my singing) it would help me to lead my team successfully and confidently. Edit: The sex bit is very true, too. I worry about all the time even though I usually get high marks.

[@HodsBroo]

Amazing to witness you speaking of us ENFJs inferior, it's true, all we really want is understanding, to help

[@XxdrknglxX]

Joseph... Thank you for your loyalty and your incredible caring nature... I hope everybody can take your approach and passion, it only makes me feel alive and happy to hear you show it. Thank you so much for making a stand as this white knight... thank you so much!

[@pavanmishra3128]

Great, you are taking your speaking skills to another level, this video is as interesting as other but this time your expression rocks and on a serious note keep them up.

[@ekaterinal8631]

Chase, this is one of your best videos. One of my favorite to this day.

[@Jess-yv7zc]

Wow, super interesting and helpful stuff here. As an INTP, I often (often!) worry that I am somehow lacking in the emotional/caring for others department; that I don't take good enough care of my canines; that I don't care for my family as much as I should, etc, etc. Until this very moment, I could never figure out why whenever someone implied or joked (or I, in some cases, simply projected/misconstrued) that I am not 100% dedicated to my job (ie: that I don't CARE...when I absolutely do care), I would completely flip out and tear that person to shreds. And yeah, I remember each and every one of those people and those instances/statements/conversations. And actively dislike those people very much to this day. My BF is an INTJ and this is video is fascinating bc he does experience anxiety regarding giving me an good experience...which is also fascinating for the fact that all he does is literally give me excellent experience after awesome experience. Thanks for this.

[@funkygal63]

What an enlightening lecture! You seemed to struggle a bit for the right words in your heated state though that goes to show how much you care for your fellow man. I agree that parents should always be aware to not hurt or deride their children in their insecurity and to encourage them to surpass it. Well done.

[@gowtham12349]

I’m gonna binge your videos over the course of the month, probably during work, preferably during work

[@UnrealTournamentPro]

Great video! I like how you connect all the important pieces together. I'm an INTJ and I feel like I'm missing something in life. I've tried to dedicate to myself to many things, people, religions, ideas, mind states, etc., but nothing ever stays. I feel like there should be something always inside me to keep me going, and there were times where I've felt that and maintained that for a while, but then one day I wake up and it's gone. 1. Do you have any clue what I'm talking about? 2. What makes you the way you are? 3. Are there days where you're in your super ego with a "fuck everyone" attitude?

[@piyush4left]

Just imagine what can happen if these things combine : CS Joseph Lectures + Dario Nardi Research + Body Langauge/Facial Expression Typing

[@liberatorg410]

I rejected someone 2 years ago i still remember the whole conversation, and feel so guilty. I am an istp, i hate making people feel bad although i know that sometimes i might go a bit far, its really not my intention.

[@josiet199]

Everything you say about INFJs is so on point, it’s like you’ve been spying on me wth. Like in this video with the performance anxiety… it’s a daily struggle! You make me feel a lot more normal that it’s a personality thing and not just a me thing 😅 Thank you!

[@julianajordan5906]

I'd say your faith in humanity is paying off because as a result of making these videos (which was a new skill at one point for you), people are watching, learning, and improving themselves and their relationships. Thanks again CSJ!

[@13kiber]

ESFJ here :) You are right about the Ti 😅😁 exactly what’s happening to me because I was told (in my family) i don’t know what i am talking about when i tried to help and now that they realized they need my help i’m not gonna do it, at least not for free like they expect. I remember that when my aunt wanted help and I help and asked money properly I got almost scolded by my mom for asking money in the first place - that really surprised me and showed me what she thinks about me or my work. Thanks for the video :) keep up the good work 😁😊

[@CSJoseph]

Much appreciated.

[@VokialShekou]

This guy is a genius. I actually started to type people around me because all of his knowledge he piled up. It became so easy with his methods, and they work! It's good he collected these pieces of knowledge and then shared them, especially with the goal to make the world a better place. And I can finally be a better person, as my child function wants. I can identify myself with these goals. And also, I finally understand why my marriage went down... And why I have no courage to initiate social interactions, relationships... This should be taught in school as it is. Still many videos to watch. I am making notes of these. Thousand thanks, Chase.

[@CSJoseph]

you are most welcome sir.

[@jatribbett]

I’m definitely going to have to explore more of what you have to say on Ti Child and Se Inferior/Aspirational. I find that I benefit knowing more about the functions as I see more of the good and bad aspects once they are defined and examined. Anyways, I’ve been away for a while, but I’ve enjoyed your videos since I found them back in June. This was an opportunity to learn more on the Inferior and how it may present itself. Thank you for sharing the information.

[@omarsaleh1478]

These videos are seriously amazing. Keep doing what you’re doing. Not only are you informative, but you’re inspiring.

[@CSJoseph]

awesome, thanks bro

[@harvense9474]

Gotta admit, when I first started watching these lectures there was a lot of info to take in, but it's all starting to 'click' and make sense

[@feliciahernandez4434]

It’s hilarious because I am an INFJ and never really thought about the Se function is where my perfectionism comes from. I am always cautious on how I look, smell, getting my hair all pretty, just looking presentable even to go to the damn grocery store! I think that’s where my social anxiety comes from because I am constantly worried about other people and how they view me lol

[@gotnoname7051]

Hahahahaha 🤣 I'm a new binge-watcher to your videos, and omg how you defended every type's inferior function got me thinking to myself "is he XXXX?- the type you're currently defending". Hahahaha thank you and bless you for being such a good person

[@murrmightfish9288]

Very useful video; really opened my eyes when looking back at times when I've hit people in their inferior functions and the harm that has done. Thank you for explaining this.