Also known as “The Protector”
Approximately 13.8% of the populationISFJs are very dedicated and warm protectors, always ready to defend their loved ones. They are supportive, reliable, and patient, with an excellent memory for details. ISFJs combine a desire to serve with a strong need for security and stability.
Energized by solitude and inner reflection
Focuses on concrete facts and present reality
Makes decisions based on values and harmony
Prefers structure, planning, and decisiveness
For ISFJs, setting boundaries can feel like a profound act of disloyalty. I've watched countless clients struggle with the heavy guilt of prioritizing themselves, but what if that discomfort is actually a sign of growth?
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