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

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

We are on podcast number two of a short podcast series we're doing on on Now if you're unfamiliar with that, my recommendation is you go check out the

podcast we just recently did on the car model and then also on the

resistances we have to developing our co-pilot. We're not gonna spend a lot of

time establishing what that means.

What we're really talking about is each personality type has a series of cognitive functions

or mental processes that they favor, which is the building block for the personality type.

And we have a tendency to gravitate towards what is called a dominant cognitive function, or we in our car model call it a driver.

And we have a tendency to marginalize or not develop as much that co-pilot or auxiliary process.

And one of the reasons why is because it lives in the world

that we are not as comfortable in that is to say if our driver or dominant process

is introverted or extroverted our co-pilot process is going to be the opposite attitude.

And so therefore it's in the world that we don't favor, we don't like that world as much.

And so we have a tendency to maybe develop it only when we rely on it for problem solving, or we develop one or two aspects of it instead of the full fleshed out experience that that co-pilot can afford us.

And so when we talk about this and we talk, we're on about this all the time on the

podcast.

Develop your co-pilot process, one of the number one questions we get is how do we do that?

Well, there are a couple different resources we've created on the website. We've got some articles around developing each of these cognitive functions as a

co-pilot. We have a book we've written that talks a bit about this and also our premium content

oftentimes does a deep dive. But for those of you who are just podcast podcast listeners we wanted to give you at least a little bit of a little bit of context around what this can look like and maybe one or two exercises that will help you move the needle on developing your co-pilot process.

So today we've decided to take the intuitive function.

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