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

And I'm Antonia Dodge. On the last episode, we started a short little series talking

about cognitive functions functions and particularly the

decision-making or what's technically called the judging functions that we all use

in our different personalities our different Myers-Briggs personalities. And in the last podcast we talked about the two cognitive functions

that all thinkers use to make decisions.

The one was introverted thinking, which we've nicknamed here at Personality Hacker as accuracy

The other one was extroverted thinking which we've nicknamed here at Personality Hacker as effectiveness now

We mentioned this in the last podcast that this is a little bit more deeper

content than we normally would talk about on the podcast we every once in a

while go into a little bit deeper frame on some of this stuff around personality

types but if you're a new listener don't get discouraged on some of this stuff around personality types.

But if you're a new listener, don't get discouraged.

All the podcasts aren't this deep dive.

There's a lot of topical personal growth-oriented

podcasts or a lot of access for beginners

around Myers-Briggs and other personality

typology systems so don't get overwhelmed and on today's podcast we're going to

go into the the two feeler judging functions that all feelers in the Meersburg systems use, which is

extroverted feeling, which we've nicknamed here as harmony, or introverted feeling,

which we've nicknamed here as authenticity.

So we're going to make some assumptions about,

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