Famous ESTJs in history
The GarrisonESTJ
7 true lives that follow the ESTJ pattern. On this site it’s called The Garrison.
“You take the duty nobody wants, name the date, and hold the line after everyone else drifts.”
Teresa of ÁvilaImposed on a convent that didn't want her, she put the keys in a statue's hands.Read her story
Ignaz SemmelweisHe found how to stop mothers dying, kept quiet for years, then called his doubters murderers.Read his story
Yi Sun-sinIn a quiet winter he flogged officers over unrepaired warships, months before anyone knew a war was coming.Read his story
Baron von SteubenHe arrived with a padded rank and no English, then wrote a rulebook telling captains to win their men's love.Read his story
Dorothea DixStripped of her power over the Union's nurses in 1863, she went on appointing them anyway, unpaid.Read her story
Cuthbert CollingwoodNelson's steady friend finished Trafalgar, saved every British ship from the storm, and wrote his grief into the report.Read his story
Felipe Guaman Poma de AyalaHe wrote and drew 1,189 pages telling the king of Spain how to govern Peru. The king never replied.Read his story
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