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In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about healthy ways to approach personality development and personality typologies.

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    Myers Briggs Personality Types – Fairly accessible to everyone and is widely used in universities and companies.
    Its wide accessibility is its weakness
    History of Myers Briggs Personality Types
    Started with the work of Carl Jung who was a contemporary of Sigmund Freud. He studied archetypes, patterns of how people behaved and what made them different from each other.
    Carl Jung discovered that our minds have mental process that are a primary way of interacting with the world. The archetypes were representations of different mental processes. The behaviour might manifest itself in many ways but it’s that mental process and the way you see reality that matters.
    8 Cognitive functions – described the primary ways people learn and understand information and the primary ways people make decisions or evaluate that information.
    Isabel and Kathryn Briggs were students of Jung and they were working on a system. These are the mental processes of your mind. How the mind sees and engages with reality. They recognized that there’s one component missing – Judging and Perceiving.
    The point of knowing your 4 letter code is meant to tell yon which cognitive functions are your favourite and indicates preferences.
    First Letter – I or E (Introversion and Extroversion). Some say that there are more introverts than extraverts
    Extraverts – the outer world is the real world
    Introverts – the inner wold is the real world.” Introverts need alone time.
    We tend to believe that extraverts are always outgoing and introverts are always shy and quiet. However, there are introverts who are very friendly and there are extraverts that are reserved and discreet.
    Second Letter – S or N (Sensing and Intuition). This is how we understand reality.
    Sensors rely on verifiable information.
    Intuitive are comfortable making leaps of habit by ‘thinking what’s behind the curtain’. They are far more interested in speculation.
    Majority of the world are sensory.
    Third Letter – T or F (Thinking and Feeling).
    Thinking – how you’re making decisions based on a thinking criteria – pieces of information that be processed and accounted for.
    Feeling – how their decision will impact other people specifically.
    All thinkers feel and all feelers think
    Fourth Letter – J or P (Judging or Perception). Most people say judging are people who are well- organized.
    Judger – they want outer world organization in order to have inner world freedom.
    Perceivers – inner world organization in order to have outer world freedom. Perceivers like to be spontaneous.


Myers Briggs Personality Types | PODCAST 0020

In this episode Joel and Antonia answer the question “What is intuition?”

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    What is Intuition? Intuition is a pretty abstract word. It’s something many of us rely on for quick judgments and often life-altering decisions.
    Intuition is a particular way that people learn information.
    There are two ways in which people learn new information.

    Through their 5 senses.
    Intuition – not relying on those senses in order to understand and learn new information. Therefore, relying on advanced pattern recognition.

    You can’t directly interact behind the curtain, but you can deduce what’s going on behind the curtain based on the pieces of information you get in front of the curtain.
    Sensory people are looking to find something that’s reliable and can be verified.
    Intuitives are not dependent on things that are reliable. Someone who’s using intuition to learn puts more emphasis on speed of information and depth of insight on information. They will sacrifice verifiability for speed and depth of insight.
    Intuitives are more comfortable with speculation and so they’re willing to take risks. Eventually, they’re going to become more and more proficient with it.
    When it comes to pattern recognition and speculation, intuitives are getting better of taking risks and accurate speculations.
    Although sensors may have an intuitive piece on them, they don’t become efficient with it because they’re not comfortable with its nature and process.
    75% of the population in the US are sensory and only 25% are Intuitives.
    Everyone is creative. We all have a creative element inside of us. Some of the most creative people use a sensory as a form of learning.
    The greatest artists in the world are sensors. The big difference is that Intuitives have a tendency to create something the world has never seen because they’re looking for things that can only be imagined. Sensors on the other hand, when they’re creative, have a tendency to make something new that already has a sensory platform.
    There’s no argument that both are valid ways of learning.
    Some people tend to hide their being intuitive. The Intuitives who keep going are so powerful that they end up being the people who are most celebrated.
    If you are of an intuitive learning style, the first step is to accept it. The second step is understanding its potential and doing what you can to hone it.
    Take courage, give yourself permission and you’re going to see a more different world.


What Is Intuition | PODCAST 0029

In this episode Joel and Antonia explain the difference between Introverted Intuition and Extraverted Intuition.

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    Intuition is an effectively advanced pattern recognition. It is a learning style basically speculating the train of thought following what’s behind the curtain.
    Intuitives are not the majority so the world is not designed for them.
    People who have sensory learning styles aren’t comfortable speculating. They want more information to be safe and secure.
    We don’t have enough explanation why some people see the world profoundly
    Everyone uses intuition to some degree.
    Intuition isn’t judgmental. Its nature is really just trying to understand what’s happening behind the curtain.
    Inside us, our intuition is working in conjunction with our mind’s ability to evaluate the information it takes in. All by itself, intuition is totally non-judgemental. It’s simply a process of learning.
    2 types of intuition: Introverted vs Extraverted Intuition
    Introverted Intuitive Style = Perspective. Perspectives have the ability to watch their own minds form a pattern. When they hear people talk or do something, their mind will shift into the other person’s perspective and get a sense of what’s going on.
    Perspective users oftentimes don’t reveal this kind of genius. They almost have the ability to predict future events.
    In perspectives, you are able to see how large groups of people are going to react.
    The process of learning takes some time to develop. Perspectives are very easy to be distracted. It’s almost like a fragile process sometimes. If there’s a lot of sensory input, it’s hard to stay focused because it’s a fragile process.
    When working on problem, they wouldn’t know how they arrived at the solution. If they get distracted, they might never be able to pick up the trail again.
    Out of the 25%, only 10% are using perspectives.
    Perspective people tend to have a lot of one sided relationships and so they have very unique needs.
    Because they don’t have that many people who understand how it works, it’s difficult for them to rise up to become better version of themselves.
    Extraverted Intuition = Exploration. Unlike perspectives who are slow paced, exploration on the other hand, is more about exploring the world and understanding patterns on the outside world. They tend to be very interactive and engaging.
    They’re able to understand the connections and relationships to things that other people don’t. It’s about new connections.
    Intuition is interested in speed of information and depth of insight. Both types of intuition do this but Exploration is more inclined to speed of information and Perspectives likes the depth of insights.
    The world needs both styles of intuition. Without this, we would actually stagnate.
    The more you give yourself permission and make your intuition more powerful and strong, you could be truly unstoppable in making great things.


Introverted Intuition vs Extraverted Intuition | PODCAST 0030

PHQ | QUESTIONS FROM COMMUNITY: In this episode Joel and Antonia discuss how someone using Introverted Feeling (Authenticity) can better communicate with someone using Introverted Thinking (Accuracy).

PHQ | QUESTIONS: Introverted Feeling vs Introverted Thinking

In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about the principle of "what we resist persists" and how to stop resisting those things in our lives that can help us change for the better.

What We Resist Persists | PODCAST 0079

In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about the difference between introverted and extraverted energies in children.

PHQ | QUESTIONS: Introvert vs Extravert Energies in Children

In this episode Joel and Antonia dive deep into the needs and desires of the ENTJ personality type.


ENTJ Personality Type Advice | PODCAST 0091

In this episode Joel and Antonia dive deep into the needs and desires of the ESTJ personality type.


ESTJ Personality Type Advice | PODCAST 0101

In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about the ISTP, ISFP, INTP and INFP personality types and how they look when they are healthy.

Healthy Introvert Personality Types Part 1 | PODCAST 0119

In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about how to develop a live mindset for personal growth.



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Live Mind vs Dead Mind | PODCAST 0135

In this episode Joel and Antonia answer a question from an INFP listener about coming out as other types on personality tests.

INFP Mistyping As Other Types | PHQ PODCAST

In this episode Joel and Antonia talk about why we need Introverted Thinking in our modern world of misinformation and confusing logic.

Why We Need Introverted Thinking In Today’s World | PODCAST 0148

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"Introverted Thinking vs Extraverted Thinking (Ti vs Te)"

This podcast provides an overview of the Jungian functions (e.g., Introverted Intuition (Ni)) and discusses their importance with respect to personal development and knowing your true Myers-Briggs personality type (e.g., INFJ).

Episode 1: Intro to the Functions

In this podcast, we explore key personality differences between introverts and extraverts, as well as their respective paths to growth and development.&nbsp;

Episode 2: Introverts & Extraverts

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about the difference between the thinking cognitive functions Introverted Thinking vs Extraverted Thinking.

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Introverted Thinking vs Extraverted Thinking | PODCAST 0201

This podcast explores the challenges, both practical and psychological, thinking types (e.g.,  INTP) face in relationships. These challenges largely stem from the inferior nature of thinkers’ feeling (F) function, which can make their feelings more difficult to access, understand, and express. There are exceptions, however, such as periods of infatuation in which feelings are fueled by idealism. While experiencing strong emotions provide the promise of a more rich and rewarding life for thinking types, such experiences can be difficult to sustain once their thinking (T) process regains it typical control. Thinkers are thus faced with the challenge of finding a more sustainable way of integrating feeling into their daily lives and relationships. They must also come to grips with how they will think about and engage with their partners once feelings of infatuation have waned. What will motivate them to persist and grow with their partners?

Episode 4: Thinkers in Relationships

In this podcast we discuss the three commonly employed methods for honing in on your specific personality type. We explore the strengths and weaknesses of each method and how to avoid the common pitfalls with each method.

Episode 5: The 3 Ways of Determining Your Personality Type

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about why now more than ever we need introverted thinking in our world.

Why The World Needs Introverted Thinking — Revisited | PODCAST 0270

In this episode, Joel and Antonia use the “FIRM Model” to talk about the important childhood lessons for IxxPs and ExxJs.

Important Childhood Lessons For IxxPs and ExxJs | PODCAST 0291

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about the struggles Perceivers have with schedules.

How Perceivers Struggle With Schedules | PODCAST 0296

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about the Myers-Briggs cognitive functions and their relationship to time.

Cognitive Functions And Time | PODCAST 0297

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about which Myers-Briggs cognitive function is more selfish "Harmony" (Extraverted Feeling) or "Authenticity" (Introverted Feeling).

Which Is More Selfish — Harmony or Authenticity? | PODCAST 0298

In this episode, Joel and Antonia chat with Enneagram experts Dr. Beatrice Chestnut and Uranio Paes about the spiritual uses of the Enneagram.

What Myers-Briggs Is Missing That The Enneagram Teaches |PODCAST 0302

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk with Ambassador Liaison of the Enneagram Prison Project Sue Lambert about her personal story.

The Enneagram Prison Project Pt2 (with Sue Lambert) | PODCAST 0306

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about balancing the growth of all the cognitive functions in your personality.

Type Dynamics and Personal Growth | PODCAST 0307

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