common reasons why people struggle to find their type. Like first category, we could call

like good faith searches. People who are truly, truly trying to seek their best fit type. They

really want to know what it is, but they just can't access it yet. And then the other is,

it's kind of more like ego protective reasons. Most of what's coming up in the ego is legitimate,

right?

There's a reason for it, but it might not be as sincere a quest as they believe it is.

You might think you're looking for the answer, but there might be something that your ego is doing that's kind of keeping you from finding the Holy Grail, so to speak.

Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joe Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge. There is a, there's a phenomena that some people run into when they get into type. And I'm going to paint a little scene. You let me know, you dear

viewer let me know whether or not this resonates with you. So there's a moment when you discover

type in whatever context, maybe you're given an assessment in high school or a job situation,

career situation, maybe college, And you get a little bit

into it or maybe somebody introduces you to it or you pick up a book and you can tell that

there's something here. Like it's interesting and you feel like there might be some power here

and you start getting into it and you learn a little bit more and you're like,

wow, this really, this really explains some things. It really describes some people in my life.

So you start consuming a little bit more content and you watch some videos or you pick up another

book or God forbid you start listening to a podcast. And you collect all of this information and you go, huh, which one am I?

Which one's my type?

So in the quest to discover one's best fit type, but you don't know that that's what

it's called yet, but you're looking for your type.

You consume a little bit more and you're just sure at some point it's going to hit you.

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