"The Systemist" Style Of Effectiveness (Introverted Thinking) | From Ep 509 | PersonalityHacker.com

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Multimodal and updating often

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[@INTJosh]

How wd you distinguish Ti Systemist from Ni? In other words, you mentioned they sort the data through various models, as opposed to seeing things from various perspectives. That seems a useful distinction if we're taking about numbers and spreadsheets and even concrete simple facts. But if the data is not those things, is soft data, just information. Then I don't see how one can distinguish models from perspectives. Maybe you can? Or if not, how wd you in a typing session distinguish Ti Systemist (espec the Harmonizing variant)?

[@bunnyteeth365]

I was having issues with this as well. \ I thought I could be an INFJ for a moment because I don't have the stereotypical analytic version of Ti and I thought I experienced Ni. Turns out it's systemist Ti. In my case one huge difference I notice is that I still often seek precision and certainty more than someone with high Ni would. Ni is far more comfortable with ambiguity compared to me.

[@HelenThomasCreativeHealer]

As an Holistic style ENFJ my 3 year old is Ti. I totally related to the Holistic Ti function, which I find amazing! So, I'm wondering if all 4, or even all 8 are going to be holistic or if there can be a mix 🤔

[@hadiza1]

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[@WorldSocionics]

Mental models are indeed integral to Ti, but someone who dances between different mental models isn't necessarily mastering an effective kind of Ti, but its total negation. It's the types that pursue Te at the expense of Ti that try to mush together parts of different models for the sake of practicality without attention to the contradictions that inevitably occur.

[@daveb5016]

I'm an ISTP. Many years ago, I had a nervous breakdown. Deep depression, panic attacks and an intense case of existential anxiety. I was so debilitated, I wasn't able to even work for about 5 years, I really felt like I was never going to recover. I did recover though thankfully and now hardly experience any of these symptoms. I'm still quite existential though but without the anxiety. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.