Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whit and I'm

Antonio Daj. So we've been doing an inter what's becoming an interview series that we've

been recording that you will be able to hear coming up in a few podcasts. I'm not 100%

sure. We're working on the scheduling of it all soonish will be rolling out the series

of interviews of people of different types and their experience of being those types. And the

one thing that has been a consistent theme so far is it might not end up all 16 individuals

re-interview will say this but so far every single person started out being mistyped. That

was their point of origin. They discovered type. They were given a type based on maybe I mean

one person it was like an official indicator report for another person it was like you know a

website with a test but all of them ended up being different best fit types than what they started

out to as their point of origin. So then we talk a little bit about the journey okay so talk about

the journey between you discovering type and you finding your best fit type and for some they go

through multiple different types for others it was just the original one was inaccurate and then they

discovered their accurate type later. But it seems that for most people that original mistype

wasn't the end of the world. Yeah it was like it was okay it was in some cases it was what they

needed to hear at that moment. Well in some report that they actually started down a growth path

with that as an understanding. So I think on this type xyz I'm going to start growing using the

tools that that type would use and that was even interesting hearing some of those experiences.

Yeah although you know like they realized in retrospect well I thought I was developing

this one function but it actually ended up being that I was developing my you know my functions

but thinking that they were a different function which I think happens a lot. But I thought about

this I I think okay so if you've heard the podcast much you know that I'm not a big fan of running

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