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

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

So one of the things that we have been focusing on here at Personality Hacker with our clients and students and some of our programs,

even on this podcast I would say, is this idea of timelines.

Like our belief here at Personality Hacker is that we're pre-wired with our cognitive preferences,

the way we learn information and make decisions. And we think that over a lifetime you develop aspects of yourself but you have your basic

cognitive wiring that you come with.

And that looks like the car model of personality that we have in our personality

owners manuals.

By the way, you should get one for your personality type.

They're fantastic to frame out all the basics and then

some advanced material on how to set up your life, create an ideal day for you and

your personality type and then your ergonomic life that you want.

Excuse me.

But this idea of timelines has come into play

because a person that's a certain personality type at the age of 20 is going to go through a lot of changes in life.

Yeah, they're going to have the same cognitive preferences in Tonia, but they're going to shape and shift

how they use those cognitive preferences throughout a lifetime.

In fact, they're going to lean on maybe some things that were challenging when they were younger.

Maybe, you know, if you look at the car model personality again from the owner's manuals, the 10-year-old or what's technically called the tertiary cognitive function, or the inferior, technically called inferior, we call it the three-year-old cognitive function.

Well, maybe by the time you're 60 or 70, would those be like grown up? Are they still 10 and 3 as an example?

So these are some questions, I think a lot of our client students and people to listen to this

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