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Agree with the ENTP lady. I'm not 'afraid' or hard work. I'll out-work most anybody if I'm feeling spiteful enough. I just feel trapped with routines. Claustraphobic almost. I'll bust my ass doing the impossible....for a while. And then I'm out. I don't care if it's hard/easy/mid. All I see is a numbing sameness, a blink or two, and I'm on my death bed having done nothing else but that one silly thing. Ne is scary as your lead function. I don't just see possibilities, I see dead ends too.

Traits is some thing you develop in your environments how you were brought up Traits are behavior it can change when our upbringing changes our type can't change we are wired differently .

I find that with inferior Ni, I get stuck between possibilities for narratives. For example, I don't necessarily know what is going on in relationships, and I will find solid evidence for different possibilities but will rarely be able to settle on any of those possibilities. There are also times when I just cannot seem to see another possibility. I may clearly see two opposite perspectives but fail to see the 3rd, 4th, 5th, and so on. Maybe inferior Ni is why I mis-typed myself as an ENTJ for years. This episode really confirmed what I have recently suspected but, of course, I never would have arrived at this conclusion without someone else pointing it out. Anyway, great episode!

Wonderful analogy

This is me. 😮❤ I've typed( professionally) as istp and isfp and on online tests infj, intj, istj. But i am an introverted feeler first, studies psychology, teaching esl for the last 8 years. Was raised very strict home, eldest.

Not true at all 👎🏿

33:44 my economics teacher in high-school told the class, "The only thing that's 'normal' is a cycle on the washing machine."😂😂 I will remember that as long as I live lol

I would love to see a debate/discussion between the two of you and Jordan Peterson on the topic. Would serve as a highly insightful dialogue on various personality-related perspectives.

For the longest time I have known I was an INxJ type and it took me about two years to figure out that the entire time I had not taken my personality traits into account. Ofc intjs and infjs have a lot of common personality traits and such, but after a while I had realized I was an intj the entire time. I just like to think that my Fe and Te were balanced at one point or another.

vey nice presentation, I enjoyed it. engineering a sales pitch to a naturally calculating and sharply defensive group of people must have been difficult. the end “secret” as your main hook popped the bubble as it appeals to the very thing that the heaviest defenses are built around. have you considered correlations between intj and asd? perhaps a more solid sales model would be an intellectual approach instead of an emotional one. i am both and can tell you for certain that there is a lot of overlap in behaviors, motivations and traits. cheers

Couldn’t figure out how to write a review on Spotify 😢- But I wanted to help Antonia out!! Oh my gosh: Where do I even start??? You both have had such an impact on my life!!! The way you present information beckons the listener to really consider themselves. Is THAT me or is THIS me? I thought I was INFP for a long time. Then I thought I was INFJ. Now I know I’m ENFJ 😊. I just needed comprehensive, witty, down-to-earth, genuine, and insightful sources like Joel and Antonia to validate that type really does look different for different people. But it’s all about “where your head is at” (your cognition). PH has helped me understand those I love in ways I wouldn’t have been able to otherwise! I love the style of how you teach these concepts. I’m fan-girling, but I can’t help it 😅 Thank you so very much for what you do and always being authentic while doing it! 💜💜💜

So true lol I wanted to be a counselor, was offered an HR job as a recruiter, I’m a spiritual leader, I love studying holistic healthcare, considered non-profit, I am an author, but I’m in PM now. I don’t like PM at all though

The wiring of the mind. I think it's important to know why it happens. cognitive functions and how they accurd. I mean from day one of humanity. They has to be a reason we get pleasure from being in our dominant function. Studies suggest extraverts have more serotonin. The functions will narrow down into a feeling or something biological. If it becomes possible to determine where it begins. Then it will be more helpful. I think watching your 2 or 3 year old makes it easier to see how humans flip functions. If the brain wiring is set then how does it know. Why would humans need to be wired this way.

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"Healthy" thoughts or "true" thoughts? If we are going to be authentic, we cannot choose the thoughts by criteria of healthy or unhealthy. This is opportunistic.

Read CG Jung's Book "Typology". FEELING according to CG Jung is a RATIONAL function. You seem to not understand it.

Seems like in many of these profiler add videos there is chair shortage. Many sit on the floor when profiling people. Are they doing that by choice? Are people fighting over who gets chairs or tables on profile people day?

Just pseudo-scientific BS - especially when it refers to "neuroscience". No real neuroscientist occupies himself with MBTI.

Having an own UA-cam channel is not "enterpreneurial" - having a company is.

Never in life can (or want) an INTJ be an architect. This is a Sensation function par excellence.

Socionics is a pseudoscientific theory of information processing and personality types. Academic psychology does not acknowledge this typy of pseudo-science. Just charlatans.

Which "laboratory"? Dr. Nardi is antropology professor, not a neuroscientist.

Subtypes? What subtypes? Everybody comes along now and creates "subtypes", arbitrarily, to their own liking. These kind of subtypes haave nothing to do with original MBTI and are being "invented" to make money only.

This is a typical comment of an F-type "and if someone does want to feel that they are weak at something...". Well, suck it up, bro - you are weak at certain functions!

Joel doesn't like using precise vocabulary, smoothing things over. "Weakness" is a weakness - and even if you can develop your 3rd or 4th function, you will never be a as good at it as the person with the 1st function (CG Jung and Marie Louse von Franz talk a lot about it).

I'm so stoked that some of the video footage I shot at the event was actually usable! 😀🤣

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As an entp, i skipped this video and quickly went to the comment section.

What are you talking about? CG Jung Institute in Chicago was estblished in 1920ties, in the 60ties and 70ties there were many American Jungians who studied in Switzerland, there were tons of books about Jung's typology etc. Thus, you have not invented the wheel.

"Profiler Training!" Dass ich nicht lache. Die Gruender vom Kanal haben keine formelle Ausbildung, jedenfalls gibt es nirgends ein CV von ihnen, nur den Sellbst-Lob "They have also consulted with multiple Fortune 500 companies like Amazon, Zappos, Abbott, Oracle, American Express, and CNN. " Das ist nirgends verifizierbar.

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This is a very well defined concept of love. However, i refuse to approach love through emotion rather than logic even though i am ENFJ. I noticed that my emotions trip me up continually. Therefore i conclude that love is not a feeling at all. It is primarily vetted through understanding. When a person is able to understand and be understood in solidarity with you, that is love. Understanding comes through the logos or logical conclusions. Love is NEVER a feeling. Emotions are like the ocean tides. Never reliable

very interesting!

For sure not an INTJ, too stupid for that.

Was fuer Hintergrund haben diese Persoaliity Hackers ueberhaupt? Studien? Training? CG Jung Institute? Nichts von alledem.

15:23 I’m not a sports person and I always hate sports. Wow!!!! 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

xSFP, probably ESFP

ESFJ

Loved this!

This is really cool and quite enlightening! 😊

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Amazing video! Wonderful! So helpful!! Thank you, thank you. 😊