Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joe Mark Whit.

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

And we are rolling along with what has become.

I'm assuming a four part series.

Next episode will complete the four parts, right?

It's number three.

That's right.

We've been diving into what I would call the nucleus or the center of each of the dichotomies

in the Myers-Briggs system.

So that might sound real simple.

Like what's the nucleus difference between introvert and extroverts?

We talked about that in the first episode.

And then what are the nucleus difference between intuitives and sensors?

We talked about that in the last episode.

And now we're going to talk about the nucleus difference between thinkers and feelers.

Meaning what is at the center of all of this since each of these dichotomies has a ton

of characteristics that gets rolled out with these preferences.

Then there's got to be something at the center that is that, you know, kicking over all

those dominoes, encouraging all of those characteristics and traits to come out.

So this week we want to talk about the thinker-feeler dichotomy split.

What is the actual difference between thinkers and feelers?

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