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

And I'm Antonia Dodge. We published a program recently with Beatrice Chestnut.

She's an any gram expert. We developed a program with

Beatrice called the Anagram Roadmap that we've been you know hosting here

at Personality Hacker and we've had a lot of people get that program have great feedback around it.

One of the things that Beatrice brought to us in our understanding about the anagram

is her idea and understanding and some of the nuances in the Antigram system around subtypes.

Now there's a lot of different language that a lot of different people use.

One of the things about Antigram is it's a little bit more free form than something say

like Myers Briggs, where some of the terms

used by different teachers and different people that talk about the anagram talk about a lot of different

things and so I just want to be clear but when I say subtypes, oftentimes when people are using this term

subtypes in the Antagram community, they can be referencing what other people might call

instinctual variants, but we call them subtypes. And the Beatrice School of Thought and what we've adopted here at

Personality Hacker is that my Anagram type let's for example I'm type six blended with my instinctual drive, creates my anagram subtype.

So again, a little bit of confusion in the language, but that's what we're talking about.

So if there's nine positions on the anagram

and three instinctual drives on each of those positions,

if you multiply that, that gives us a possibility

of 27 different subtypes. So what is an instinctual drive?

What am I talking about when I say instinctual drive? There are three instinctual drives.

There's a self-preservation instinctual drive.

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