As we talk about feeling today, we're coming from the lens of, are there feeling deficiencies

in your life? And you could see feeling as a way to make decisions based on the personal

criteria, both of humans for the self or others. The feeling functions ensure that we don't

like overstep. It's trying to sync up or just make good decisions based on what's important

to me or what's important to people.

We also need a way that humanizes our choices and decisions.

It might work, but should it work, right?

Like, is there ethical value to it?

I will go back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

So this is our fourth part in a four-part series talking about personality vitamin deficiencies.

Not really vitamin, not actual physical vitamin deficiencies.

We're using the metaphor or analogy of a vitamin deficiency in your body,

needing a nutrient to make you feel healthy as a way to look at personality types.

So inside a personality type,

there's eight cognitive functions that we all use,

but we have some preferred ones,

and that's what our personality type tells us.

Cognitive functions are basically the way in our mind learns information or makes decisions.

If you're new to this and you're like, what are cognitive functions?

You can find out more over at personnel hacker.com forward slash car model.

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