Hey welcome back to the personality hacker podcast my name is Joe Mark Witt and I'm

Antonia Dodge it's no secret that we are all about personal growth here at

personality hacker and one of our favorite tools obviously is Personality Psychology.

The Myers-Brig system in particular, we love the system because we feel like it gives people

a great understanding of themselves and how to craft a unique personal growth path for themselves

by understanding who they are and how they show up to the world.

And in the midst of that, we have something that we always reference in these podcasts

when we're talking about the system and that is what

we've called the car model if you want a visual reference of this you can go over to

our website personality hacker.com and type into the search field there car model an article will come up that gives a

visual representation of what I'm talking about when I say car model and basically

what the car model is it's a way for us to understand the mental wiring of our minds what's technically called our cognitive function stack in Myers-Briggs terms and it gives just a really great

Easy way to understand how our minds are wired and where these parts of our

minds and the and the mental wiring of our minds are placed in our personality and

it really informs how we show up to the world and informs our growth path and informs a lot about what we talk about here at Personality Hacker.

And the advice we often give over and over again, Ad Nausia,, will give this advice to get into what we have called our

co-pilot process. Technically, it's called the auxiliary process if you're looking at a traditional

cognitive function stack. We feel that getting into that

co-pilot process and really growing that is a leverage point for your

personality and you've probably heard if you've been a long time

time us talk about this for a long time that we think that's the greatest leverage point and often what

happens is we don't go there initially as people we tend to skip over that and

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