Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Joe Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. So we came up with a model here at Personality Hacker. You've heard us probably talk a lot about if you're

a podcast listener, a long-time listener. We called the car model. And it's basically a way for

you to understand your cognitive function stack in a metaphor of a four passenger car.

So we have a driver, a co-pilot, and then we have two positions in the backseat, a 10-year-old

and a 3-year-old position. And we take your personality, you

know your 4 letter code, we find the cognitive function stack from your 4 letter

code, so for me as an ENFP I'd find my cognitive function, and then I lay that into this car model metaphor

to help to understand the parts of my mind, how I learn information and make decisions,

and how they're showing up in their capacity and their maturity. And we were recently doing a

workshop with our pro-flour training students. By the way, if you are new to the

podcast, you're like, wait, cognitive function stacks, car model, what are you talking

about Joel?

We've got podcast recorded on all of this.

Head over to Personality hacker.com.

You can do a quick search on our website and find podcasts and articles and even diagrams

to describe what I'm talking about to get yourself caught up if you're a new

listener. But we were having this profiler training experience this weekend, this past weekend,

with our profiler training students who are learning the skill

of doing live profiling with people, sitting down having a conversation with someone and determining

their personality type through a conversation.

They start with some questions, but we ultimately move them to conversational

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