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

And I'm Antonio Dodge. We are in the third part of a three-part series here with our special guest Dr. Beatrice

Chestnut. See I got the doctor in that time. Hi Beatrice. Hi. I always

forget to say the doctor part. I was added in later weirdly and awkwardly but yeah so

Beatrice is a any gram expert she's an author of currently two books the complete

any gram was her first book and then her second book was nine types of

leadership which also talks about the Antigram personal growth and using it in

leadership and we have Beatrice back today we've been talking through this short

series of the nine antigram types and the

myths and misconceptions that sometimes get applied to all these types. You know you might

be online you might be studying about the antigram reading materials seeing people talk about

this in forums or discussion on Facebook or social media and we want to highlight

those myths and stereotypes because there's there's some nuggets of truth to these myths, right, around these generalizations, but there's so much more nuance in the system and Bea's Beatrice's approach around the 27 subtypes, taking the anagram system and breaking it down into what's called instincts, mixing it, making 27 subtypes.

It's just got incredible fidelity, and the most important thing is we believe it's one of the best ways to look at the inigram and

Grow as a person apply it to your personal growth journey. So we've been talking about these and we've been unpacking them

We've already talked about the body types, 8, 9, and 1.

We've talked about the heart types, which are 2, 3, and 4.

And today, we want to talk about the head types, five, six, and seven.

So what do we mean by head type?

Let's start there.

So the three head types, five, six, and seven are the types that overuse or live more from the head

center than they do from the other two centers, the heart center or the body-based

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