ISFP

The Gentle Artist

Quiet and hesitant with strangers, but expressive and eager to please with close people
Happy to join social activities but need plenty of time alone
Gentle and loyal
Warm, affectionate and loving
Enjoys the present moment
Accept the world at face value
Excellent observers
Materialistic
Love beautiful and aesthestic things
Sensitive and emotional
Have deep feelings and passions
Value relationships and harmony
Need plenty of attention , affection and guidance in their daily life
Want the reassurance of physical touch
Have talents in creative arts ( drawing , painting, music and dance )
Playful and curious free spirits
Like freedom , but often follow decisions made by others to avoid conflict
Fairly adaptable

Charming – they are relaxed and warm , and their easygoing attitude naturally makes them likeable and popular.
Sensitive to others – they easily relate to other’s emotions, helping them to establish harmony and minimise conflicts.
Imaginative – they use creativity and insight to craft wonderful ideas and art.
Passionate – when they are caught up in something exciting and interesting, they can ignore everything.
Curious – they need to see and explore ideas for themselves.
Artistic – they are able to show their creativity through art with immense beauty.

Fiercely independent – freedom of expression is their top priority , and they oppress traditions and hard rules that interferes with their freedom.
Unpredictable – they dislike long -term commitments and plans.
Easily stressed – when situations get out of control, they will shut down.
Overly competitive – they can escalate small things into intense competitions, turning down long-term successes in their search for glory in the moment and are unhappy when they lose.
Fluctuating self- esteem – their efforts are often dismissed esp. early in life.

Deeply faithful, loyal and compassionate people with strong convictions and great empathy
Practical , realistic and great immediate problem solvers
Willing to spring into action to help others in real and tangible ways
Grow up to trust their inner voice and confidently live the quiet and modest life they are drawn to

Snuggly, affectionate and cuddly babies
Smile early and often at their parents
Even-tempered and easy to please
Like physical affection, like to be held by their parents
Eager to please, happy to play alone or with close people
Very quiet and reserved in public, seldom reveal true feelings
Free spirits, enjoy the moment
Earthy and literal children , comfortable with their bodies
Like sensory play
Remark about appearances
Very observant, notice and compliment small details
Like to touch everything and discover how things work by taking them apart
Form close bonds with a fav stuffed animal or blanket, carry them whenever they go
Love to rock and swing and are usually calmed and soothed by movement
Sensitive to criticism, may their feelings hurt of someone speaks sharply to them
Can get very dirty when they play and usually not picky about remaining tidy

Eager to get along with their peers and their siblings
Thrive within a warm and harmonious environment
Not interested in theoretical or abstract problems
The material must have some immediate or practical use to be remembered and applied
Prefer real activities that provide real results
Have excellent social and communication skills
Want the approval of others but are more likely to seek it in the quiet or helpful things they do
Like to play sports, but not for the competition
Nice and caring teammates
Aware of their bodies, of the have excellent dexterity, balance and coordination
Take great care with their personal appearance and want their hair and clothes to look fashionable
Have an observant eye for quality and like to shop for and collect beautiful things or things that are directly related to a favourite sport or activity
Like to do sweet things for other people
Have a deep emotional life that comes out in dramatic ways
Usually share their feelings freely with people they trust
Have strong opinions about the right way to treat people
Do not like conflict
Tend to be empathetic, loyal, and trustworthy friends
Not concerned about order, appear neglectful because their things are not carefully organized

Subject to peer pressure
Feel anxiety when they have to break away from their parents
Spend even more time alone than usual b4 sharing their worries
Hate making decisions, esp big ones, put off decisions to keep their options open
Can become overwhelmed with insecurity and paralyzed with indecision
Painful to see loyalties between friends fade away and being replaced with superficial relationships amid the strong pressure to compromise personal standards just to be liked
Not very logical or objective
Experience conflicts with their parents over limits, ignoring rules and missing curfews
Have trouble managing their money and time
Need a lot of personal freedom and time to do as they wish

Love, support and understand them
Give them physical affection
Show that their values and feelings are legitimate
Actions speak louder than words
Teach them to courageously communicate their opinions and beliefs
Let them know the consequences of breaking the rules, them impose immediate and appropriate discipline, precisely as you warned them
Tell them you love them although you don’t approve the things they have done