3 Style Of Cognitive Function Loops (Part 1) - 0218

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🗓️ 26 March 2018

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about the 3 styles of cognitive function loops. In this first of a two-part series, we cover the four perceiving functions of "Memory" (Introverted Sensing), "Perspectives" (Introverted Intuition), Exploration (Extraverted Intuition), and "Sensation" (Extraverted Sensing). We show how each of these cognitive functions show up at the 10-Year-Old (or Tertiary) position in the cognitive function stack for the INFP, INTP, ISFP, ISTP, ENFJ, ESFJ, ENTJ, and ESTJ types.

In part 2, we will talk about the four judging cognitive functions.

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0:00.0	Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast.
0:07.8	My name is Joel Mark Witt.
0:09.2	And I'm Antonio Dodge.
0:10.2	We don't usually talk about what's going on in our lives much because we don't like to date
0:14.4	podcast, right? We like them to be evergreen content that you can listen to no matter what time it is in the world.
0:19.8	But man, the last couple weeks have been crazy and we thought we just let you in on what's happening for us. Our brains are a little spongy and bruised right now.
0:44.4	We've been we've been doing a bunch of meetups. We had a mini meetup tour. We did some meetups in Florida. We did one in Atlanta. We had tons of people come out from the audience and community members to meet us and each other, which was really fun to meet people in person. Some people drove eight hours round trip just to come to a meet-up, which is really cool. So we want to be doing this more and more as we go forward in the future. This has been really exciting. And then
0:50.6	Antony and I have also been writing a book that has ended up becoming,
0:55.0	we're podcasters for a reason, let's just put it that way.
0:59.0	It makes sense to me now why IJ's dominate the type-based community in writing books and blogging.
1:09.0	Yeah.
1:10.0	Because I think writing can be a flow state for people who are not E&TPs and E&FPs.
1:17.0	Like sitting in a seat for hours on end day in and day out is a challenge for us.
1:21.8	I can say that. It's been the worst and I think I feel like I've written this book twice actually. I feel like the first draft just wasn't good enough and so we had to write it twice and our publisher has been honest because we're I mean in the spirit of full disclosure
1:35.0	We're running pretty late
1:37.0	We're supposed to have the completed book
1:39.0	Completed manuscript a little wife years. Five years ago, right?
1:43.0	It feels like it.
1:44.0	It feels like I were five years late.
1:46.1	And so our publisher has kind of been on our case, understandably.
1:51.3	And so we had to get the manuscript in basically one of the final you know
1:55.6	final drafts of the manuscript in by today yeah and now we're we're gonna go
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