ESTJ Personality Type Interview (with Wendy Kauffman) - 0419

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🗓️ 24 January 2022

⏱️ 57 minutes

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In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk with Profiler Training alumni, Wendy Kauffman about her lived experience during this ESTJ personality type interview.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whitt.
0:09.2	And I'm Antonio Dodge.
0:10.6	In a moment, we're going to dive into an interview with Wendy, who identifies as an ESTJ personality type.
0:17.5	A few things to keep in mind before we get started. First, we may use some shorthand and technical
0:23.2	language in this interview. So if you want a handy guide to download that will help you visually
0:29.8	follow along, visit PersonalityHacker.com and find that PDF directly below this episode.
0:36.7	Second, Wendy has been through our profiler training program and she knows herself and type
0:41.8	very well. With this in mind, we want to encourage you to look past stereotypes you may have for
0:48.7	the ESTJ personality. And if you're brand new to type, E stands for extrovert, S stands for sensor,
0:55.3	T stands for thinker, J stands for judger. These four letters are called dichotomies and they are
1:01.3	what most people know about personality type. But the true power of the system comes from understanding
1:06.4	personality on a much deeper level. These are called the cognitive functions. In this interview,
1:13.2	we're going to dive into these deeper waters. To get an overview of the ESTJ functions,
1:18.5	search our podcast titled ESTJ personality type advice. The cognitive functions can be a bit
1:25.6	technical at times. So again, I recommend downloading our handy ESTJ guide directly below this
1:31.9	episode. Visit PersonalityHacker.com to download that PDF. Today we have another special guest on the
1:40.4	program, Wendy Kaufman. Wendy, welcome to PersonalityHacker. Thank you very much for having me.
1:48.7	So we asked you to come on the show today, Wendy, because well, many reasons. First of all, you're
1:54.0	an ESTJ in the Myers-Briggs system. And you've also gone through our profiler training program. So
2:00.5	you can talk type pretty well and you understand the cognitive functions you're using. And you've been
2:06.0	through some growth journeys recently and in the past. And maybe you're in the middle of some
2:10.8	right now. And I thought we could talk a little bit about what it's like to be an ESTJ,
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