Recognizing and Understanding Anankastic Persons: The Archetypal Master Craftsman in 10 Points[OCPD]

In order to understand anankastic and the personality archetype of the Master Craftsman and to deal with them in the best possible way, we present to you 10 characteristics you should know about the anankastic personality disorder and the Master Craftsman archetype. Recognizing anankastic personalities is perhaps not that difficult, but at the same time, it is often a challenge to really understand and deal with people with an anankastic personality disorder in the best possible way.
We find the positive manifestation in the personality archetype of the Master Craftsman, who can offer us with his resources important competencies to do precise and reliable, high-quality work. Using two proven models of classical and modern psychology, we present to you 10 characteristics for dealing with the difficult personality of the anankastic and helpful options for the possibilities of the Master Craftsman archetype in therapy, coaching, business, psychotherapy, and personality development.
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[@christiangruning8697]

Very happy to see the next video of the series online! :) I think I can recognize the aspects of the master craftsman in me, but also think I should put my focus even more on developing this archetype. Thanks a lot! :)

[@herothinkpsychologicofsucc3143]

Cool, thanks!

[@onpro1811]

Thxs!

[@herothinkpsychologicofsucc3143]

Thank you ON Pro18.

[@onpro1811]

Great video! :)

[@stefaniehubner9210]

Reminds me a bit of Monk, especially the unbalanced form. I can also see a bit of this archetype in myself , sometimes annoying people with my sticking to rules ;-), but also at work when I correct things from my colleagues they messed up in my opinion.

[@jimUkay]

It seems like the this is the MBTI's type to this one is the ISTJ or ESTJ