So Keirsey has different temperments finding different ways to justify action. Rationals use reason (clearly) Artisans go with the impulses (gotta agree) Gaurdians just trust authority mainly (hard to understand but I feel like I've seen it in practice. Gaurdians can be so rigid and irrational about doing things "by the book")
So what about Idealists using intuition? Is this a stretch just to come up with something catchy for the last personality type?
And by the way, what even is "Idealism"? Are you idealistic? Aspiring? I don't get that either.
If someone could help me I'd love that. I'd really like NF's to answer with their own personal experiences (of course anyone is welcome, and I know my fellow NT's will be hard pressed not to answer for them haha). I feel like I've studied most of the material so I basically "get it" but just cannot come up with any compelling real life examples in my own mind. To me it seems Kerisey is really stretching things with the "Idealists" to make the personality type unique. I'm sure I'm wrong but that's my perception.
So what about Idealists using intuition? Is this a stretch just to come up with something catchy for the last personality type?
And by the way, what even is "Idealism"? Are you idealistic? Aspiring? I don't get that either.
If someone could help me I'd love that. I'd really like NF's to answer with their own personal experiences (of course anyone is welcome, and I know my fellow NT's will be hard pressed not to answer for them haha). I feel like I've studied most of the material so I basically "get it" but just cannot come up with any compelling real life examples in my own mind. To me it seems Kerisey is really stretching things with the "Idealists" to make the personality type unique. I'm sure I'm wrong but that's my perception.