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

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

This is the fifth and final episode in this five-part podcast series on developing the

co-pilot cognitive function for each of the Myers-Briggs type. Now if you don't

know what I'm talking about because this is the first episode you've ever heard

My recommendation is to go back and begin at the start of the series and

Maybe even check out the podcast on the car model to get some reference to what we're talking about when we use words like co-pilot cognitive function.

So for those of you that have been keeping up, you know that the cognitive functions are the backbone of all the 16 Meyersburg's personality types.

We've gone through systematically and made exercise recommendations.

Talked a little bit about some of the resistances that we have to

developing our co-pilots, and basically gone over every single cognitive function

except for the thinking functions.

So what we're going to do today is we're going to talk about developing both of the thinking functions.

Extroverted thinking or what we call effectiveness and introverted thinking or what we call

we call accuracy.

Effectiveness is the co-pilot cognitive function of the ITJs,

INTJs and ISTJs in the Meyersburg system,

and accuracy is the co-pilot function of all E-TPs, E-S-TPs and E-N-TPs.

Now remember as we talk about this all of us like developing our driver function

it's fun for us but we all have a resistance to developing our co-pilot process

and that is because the driver cognitive function is in the attitude

that we are natively wired to like more. That is to say if we're an introvert

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