Myself and others are on the fence about if I'm Te Polr Ip or EII. But if I understand the functions like I tentiively think I do...then this little anecdote may be a mark against me being Te Polr and actually Te Seeking. Plese correct me (in a respectful and non judgemental manner) if I have misunderstood...and share your own ideas and observations about how Te 'works' and your own Te anecdotes.
A nurse at work today commented about how many questions I ask. Generally I ask the nurses about gastrointestinal problems, i.sz to what certain diagnosis means, what different tests do and how they are performed, whattheir purpose is...yadayadayada. I suppose I am curious since I work in that unit and it's natural to be curious. I then read up (off Wikipedia and other medical articles online) about more detailed information. Which can be very gross reading but I enjoy learning I guess, even if I'm not performing Endoscopies.
And in every day life I tend towards researching into what the most effective products (hair, skincare) by reading user reviews and overall product descriptions. And also I look into health/beauty tips such as 'best way to sleep for good posture' 'how to alleviate aching balls of feet'...
^ I guess this seems soooo Si focused (even the fact that I want to know all about HEALTH problems/solutions that my department engages in) I feel like I need a lot of concrete instructions on how to reach that perfect equilibrium. Otherwise I get lost in harmful habits and neglect my needs.
A nurse at work today commented about how many questions I ask. Generally I ask the nurses about gastrointestinal problems, i.sz to what certain diagnosis means, what different tests do and how they are performed, whattheir purpose is...yadayadayada. I suppose I am curious since I work in that unit and it's natural to be curious. I then read up (off Wikipedia and other medical articles online) about more detailed information. Which can be very gross reading but I enjoy learning I guess, even if I'm not performing Endoscopies.
And in every day life I tend towards researching into what the most effective products (hair, skincare) by reading user reviews and overall product descriptions. And also I look into health/beauty tips such as 'best way to sleep for good posture' 'how to alleviate aching balls of feet'...
^ I guess this seems soooo Si focused (even the fact that I want to know all about HEALTH problems/solutions that my department engages in) I feel like I need a lot of concrete instructions on how to reach that perfect equilibrium. Otherwise I get lost in harmful habits and neglect my needs.