How do you study as an ENTP? | ENTP growth | CS Joseph Responds

CS Joseph Responds to the question how do you study as an ENTP and explores the secret to his own learning growth.
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[@evansmithson6344]

Chase confirmed ENTP here. I listened to/watched hundreds of hours of various psychology lectures by various universities posted online while working out in my garage, I listen to language learning audio files while doing dishes, cooking, going for a walk, driving. I became an uber eats delivery driver, then a post-man specifically to listen to and watch lectures and listen to audio books while earning money I've listened to all of Chase's videos, a lot of them multiple times and f-loads of other stuff all while out driving around or exercising. The limitations to this is you cannot learn things outside of what Ne can put together without some form of practice. For example maths for me is a no go. Coding didn't really work. For those I need something physically in front of me to write down and practice until I get my head around it. When learning languages I need to sit down and spend an hour reading a new piece of material and learning the new grammar patterns or getting the vague idea of it before listening to audio of that or similar material in the target language on repeat. That takes care of the arduous memorisation. Learning very intuitive things like physiology, nutrition, chemistry to a certain extent is piss easy because you just need to have what happens described and you can visualise it well enough that you can kind of fill in all the gaps and eventually you just guess/theorise what comes next in the materials and always end up being right. Then automatically make connections between everything. Enjoy downloading the entire universe lol.

[@casualk9377]

Did you use a scooter for Uber eats? I'm a an entp and I'm worried I'll do something clumsy and not be very safe on one lol

[@Bobo-lf7gl]

Exactly my experience!

[@samo917]

Very smart

[@theinstagurujay]

YOU DON'T KNOW BUT I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO FOR A LIFETIME!

[@RunawayTV]

sick idea, how bout a series for all the types?

[@jonolavfagertun9469]

Yeah, I'd love this as well, how each of the types study

[@abrahiemdash7676]

I hope you make one like this for the INTPs And ISTPs it will save our lives

[@Niveous23]

You guys need help? Gosh, you don't show it. You always seem more put together than the rambling, unfocused, stayed up way too late in a procrastination loop ENTP people like myself.

[@syn7683]

​@@Niveous23You must be talking about ISTPs, not INTPs lmao! My ISTP roommate and I both caved in our dorm in uni for 4 years. When we graduated, he had learned a handful of skills and could pull a lot more work than peers while I've accomplished absolutely nothing!

[@janicekim3682]

Multitasking is how I get housework done! I listen to your KZbin videos. Lol. Interesting that I am less bored listening to something educational than music when I have to do chores. I remember the concepts but not the details well unless I write it down in some skeleton form that organizes the info - even if I never read my notes again. Also getting into INTJ mode and focused studying was necessary for tougher subjects requiring detail processing - like cell biology, electrophysiology and organic chemistry!

[@justinjbolyard]

Bro that’s literally all I do, chores and audiobooks. You just described my life lol

[@annaengland1841]

A whole series about this for each type would be awesome!

[@d000dez]

As an ENTP, multitasking is a good way to completely miss what you're trying to absorb, or at least lose the train of logic and be unable to follow complex topics. The key to making this work, if you want to do such a thing is to make sure the other task is mindless, so your focus can be mostly on the information, not the task. I still believe this to be suboptimal from an information gathering perspective, although it is an optimal use of time, if done properly.

[@nadhirasalsabiladetita7705]

so what do u think is the best way to learn or study?

[@d000dez]

@@nadhirasalsabiladetita7705 single-tasking usually is best. It takes effort, but that's kind of the point.

[@orusmateo]

OMG you’re doing a how to study? Yes ! Please do me, INFP!

[@Xcvbrt]

Please, a vidoe for ENFPs and best study tips.. really appreciative of all of your efforts

[@HazLight4426]

The intro 🤣🤣 These videos are really good and useful👍🏼 Thank you Chase for making them😊🙌🏻

[@rogueturtle]

Holy crap, I was wondering why I was somehow better paying attention and processing the the video better than usual, wich didn't ya know that's because I was walking and doing stuff at the same time🤣 just only realised that once you mention multi tasking

[@julianwan]

Love your short format videos, thank you

[@Discriminator]

This is super applicable to INTPs as well. Especially the audiobook thing. People spend lifetimes researching a subject to give it to us in a book, and you can just finish one such book per day at 2x speed, and you would have read a whole library after 365 days.

[@SharifKhan-xq4zg]

How do you retain the information?

[@Discriminator]

@@SharifKhan-xq4zg If it's important enough, it will stick with you, otherwise you will at least remember that it made enough of an impression on you that can go back and re-listen to it later.

[@ifonlyunu994]

I crammed a lot thru undergrad. Since grad school all I listen to is audiobooks from Audible. even books that aren't on Audible I'll just use a phone app to read the ebook to me. I take notes and I usually don't forget. Thank you CS.

[@Bobo-lf7gl]

What subject are you studying?

[@aidasark5564]

Wow u change my life with almost every single one of your videos 😄😊💛

[@kendelloffgrid]

Thank you Chase. I'm taking this information and applying the bits that I extrapolated from our shared cognitive functions. Much love and respect from an ENFP.

[@homeslice_pieslice]

Thanks for another great video! Do you ever plan on doing more content discussing differences between INTJ's and ENTP's?

[@iulianoprea6659]

Do a series for all types bro!

[@BrazosStarr]

I need this as an ESFP! Help me get through college!

[@Percival2755]

I really need u to make a similar one for INTJs.

[@LBI-oe7dj]

What i do to learn is- home alone, air conditioner, no tv and nothing to think about other than what I'm learning. At first its hard but as soon as the subject catches my interest I can learn like that for days... and also if i want to learn for more days i dont do anything else in the morning or in the evening bcs i lose the mood to study lolz

[@khadijakhan6067]

Please do one for all of the types.

[@xxTheSkilletFreakxx]

Ugh jealous! Chase you ought to do study tips for all types! Not like it matters anymore in my case, but- It would be still nice to have!

[@SharifKhan-xq4zg]

Being an ENTP with ADHD where multitasking is wildly difficult... my life is hard lol

[@wearejungians]

posting this for future reference: Chase starts at 8:10

[@gergovincze8351]

We need an INTP guide for studying and being motivated and productive .

[@lenaf443]

Awesome. I love this type of videos. A very critical question for me is: How does an ENTP make themselves more likeable? I've noticed that often people don't like us :) We can be arrogant and genuinely not caring about opinions of others (in the work context e.g.). And that might have negative consequences. So how can we learn to act so that others like us? It would be awesome if you could cover that anytime soon!

[@joshuamcintosh7706]

Argue their points and see where they’re coming from. Learn how to provide emotional support. Say thank you for things more and show gratitude. Lay off Te critic. Use tack with truth and try to convince them like your selling the truth using fe child. But don’t be to agreeable because then they think your to good.

[@LBI-oe7dj]

If you are an entp you would surely already know that

[@koulouris7303]

Do one for INTP and I’ll worship you till I finish university

[@theinstagurujay]

Please make more videos about ENTP Growth

[@justinjbolyard]

Thank You 🙏

[@AshleyDeaton1230999]

The school system as a whole really pushes me into my shadow survival mode. Would the advice in this video help someone who's actually an INTJ, but constantly transitioning to their ENTP shadow?

[@Riiiiiingo]

I mean, all he said was 'go multitasking'. You dont have to wait for an answer, go try it right now, create audible and just clean your house while listening. Just try and see if it works.

[@AshleyDeaton1230999]

@@Riiiiiingo Yeah, but I am more so referring to college courses and the mind mapping and outlines he discussed. I don't have any audiobooks to read for what I do.

[@Riiiiiingo]

​@@AshleyDeaton1230999 Honestly Im not sure how INTJ would have any problem learning in college. Paying attention only to your teacher, making sure you understand everything and always ask questions if you dont should do it. It was enough for me to be at the top %, I didnt even had to open any of my notes at home, Te sponge FTW. Mind mapping is just keeping track of your thoughts while you listen or read something, maybe it could help idk, I just store my thoughts as feelings on my 'giant mindmap of feelings inside my head' if I can say so. The only advice I can give is listen/read, take notes, feel/understand, thats how I do it. Im sorry if it wasnt helpful.

[@AshleyDeaton1230999]

@@Riiiiiingo I can't stand just sitting there and listening to someone talk for long periods of time. It doesn't really matter what the content of the lecture is. I just lose focus if I am not moving and interacting with my environment in an Se way. The desire to be moving and multitasking just overtakes me but there is nothing else I can be doing at times I'm in a lecture, so everything will just go in one ear and out the other a lot of days. I have zero questions about the content and zero thoughts about it. Zoom classes have been a blessing but they are something I don't want to get too used to. I don't care about being at the top of my class. I just do not see the purpose of it. So many of the things we are learning is just wide eyed theoretical stuff and I tend to not care unless there is a practical application.

[@AshleyDeaton1230999]

@@Riiiiiingo I also have zero moral ties to what I do. I've taken classes in other areas and I know for a fact two science degrees was the right call because whenever I take a social science class, I can figure out the professors opinions based on their thought patterns they share and then I am perpetually annoyed because it feels as if I just paid $1600 to have someone spout their opinions at me.

[@aliciacai7773]

As an INFP (i know you hate that lol sorry), I often have a hard time concentrating, especially on assignments I don't care about (which I guess is due to Fi hero). Sometimes I'll literally just sit there for a super long time, trying to get work done because I feel that I SHOULD be doing it, but not really achieve any progress because I'm super bored of it (but despite how bored I am I won't leave my workspace, since I have no sense of efficiency, as a control type). My question is, would you recommend an INFP to use some sort of multi-tasking strategy as well? Or do I just need to practice more self-discipline, and train my attention span? Thanks!

[@CSJoseph]

Yes to multi tasking but also have a genuine care for the tasks you are performing

[@worox94]

I wonder how ENFP learning differ from ENTP?

[@seetsamolapo5600]

Next can you do how to study as an INTP (lol I'm sure the XXTJs are sorted given how craxy productive they are. And by the way who's the most naturally productive of those TJs). And can one study using strategies of the shadow, superego and subconscious or even other wholly different types?

[@cbc147]

I second that request.

[@kurodesuuuu]

So multitasking for ENTP> deep work/dedicated time blocks for the INTJ? For the past few weeks, I've been 'going with the flow' and I suck SO bad at it. And I find it so demotivating when I don't hit my (maybe unrealistic) target for the day, and have to do something else

[@thursdeychild]

I'm wandering if you could give some tips for starter types, so like in big picture... Because up until know I only being able to feel fix on fact that I'm a starter type but I still struggle to find out my temperament style, I really wish I could apply the knowledge from your channel in surviving my school life rightly but easier TvT

[@Yunixes]

Zoom in a little bit into the question next time.

[@bobbyjean1581]

Is it possible/probable for entps to be good at and interested in stereotypically Se-Ti type tasks? E.g. fixing cars, diy tasks, driving etc? Based on type grid etc someone i know seems very entp, however his interest and ability in all of this stuff confuses me. He can't be estp due to extremely informative communication style. I also don't think he is esfp as he seems very Ti parent and Fe child with little Fi. I think his parents are estp father and istj mother, he grew up with his dad constantly fixing cars etc and his mom encouraged him into a career in construction as a teenager (and he has never left despite often complaining of not enjoying it) so i don't know if he could be entp and his upbringing has influenced his skills

[@CSJoseph]

Yes

[@Oo-sk5xb]

how do i know if i'm an INTJ or ENTP

[@JDJDJDJDJDJDJDJDJDJD]

im only at 15 seconds in the video, but thanks for making it! i realise today that my finals exam are next week.. i i tought i was in two weeks, and im kinda 7-8 weeks behind so I need to learn everything in like 2-3 days... gonna be a pain

[@Cyrusisnoturdad]

how did u do?

[@samo917]

Great video. No bullshit. Always a good sign that someone is grounded & knowledgeable when they are a fan of Owen Cook.

[@agot7fan855]

I should use audible more 🤔

[@user-ez5vq9fd2t]

My ENTP gf absolutely abhors audiobooks. I think it comes from her not wanting to really taking the time to listen to any figure of authority or representative whom she can learn from? Maybe a lecture style isn't engaging enough for her?

[@A.J.Breadman]

Chase you dont want feelings. I promise.

[@Niveous23]

I want to say C.S is correct and the OP is wrong about 'convention' I LOVE time tested methods. I also LOVE dressing them up, playing with them, and tearing them down. Depends on my mood, or what I want. You gotta realize that ideas and methodologies, we are Roman Caesars, and these conventions are OUR CHAMPIONS. "Go forth my champion, and fight this newcomer" We live for the arena. We are the bread and circus Colosseum patrons of ideas. I just want a good messy fight. Also I study better without distractions. I get 5 times more studying done in a library than at home. But I do enjoy having a 'hobby' piece of literature to take breaks from it. Like...I enjoy learning a new language so I'll read that in between calculus....ugh...calculus...

[@simran8837]

Not me getting chores done while listening to this audio😂 -ENTP

[@hibarahman2114]

How many toes are attached to you

[@karimabouras2118]

Pleaae do how to study as an infp:')

[@estefany6559]

Yep, I actually watch your videos while cleaning too.👍

[@TheRower94]

Do an intj video

[@cynthiapayne9906]

"We're going to read what looks like the best answer from this guy who claims to be an ENTP. We're just going to skip these several paragraphs of fluff..." ... Sounds like confirmation to me. ;)

[@frivolous_gigs]

❤❤

[@SnoozeTheRecluse]

Can you please tell us how an INFJ should study? You've stated before that INFJs might struggle in the modern day school system.

[@aladdout9454]

i think they need to learn through doing stuff. He said once injs need to practice a lot.

[@pugninja7037]

If I'm making soap, I'm trying to follow the instructions, but I'm better when making mistakes.. then I'm like aragh ok.. When I was at college I learnt via recording, but I'd goi to theories via utube. I'd not bother listening to what she would go on about but I had the back up with recording the lesson. She didnt really understand me, I'd ask questions she saw as weird or a crazy person.. she was rather closed minded she was a exxj

[@A.J.Breadman]

Chase, you dont want feelings. I promise.

[@woula41]

It’s easy, I don’t

[@piyush4left]

intp next

[@YB7517167]

your EVE goons are all over me... give me a reason for this stupid vendetta against me? I already exposed old man Ewic (twfp) for tracking me, you can't outplay me I see you...

[@YB7517167]

don't make an ally the enemy (I'm not a test subject god it pretty boi)...