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

And I'm Antonia Dodge. So we love Systems,

or Personality Hacker. Obviously we talk about Personality type systems all the time, right? That's probably why. personality as a person interface with other people and more importantly understand more about

yourself and how you can grow in your personal growth journey we like to introduce

those systems to you and have conversations around them and about them and get you included in those

conversations online. That's why we invite you to come over to our different social media channels

and have those conversations. And today we want to talk, we want to launch into a short series talking about men and women we're going to tackle women first not literally tackle them

We're going to talk about women first that was a bad choice of words. We're going to talk about women first and we're actually going to talk about

archetypes in women and I think this is going to be a really interesting

conversation for us because as we move through the world, personality type is one

thing, Myers Briggs and Enigram and there are other energies that play in our lives beyond just typology.

And we want to unpack some of that today, and I think it's going to be a really interesting conversation over the next series that

we're starting here that I think I think you're going to really dig. Yeah, it might be

better to say feminine and masculine archetypes. However that that said, there's a distinction between feminine and

masculine archetypes and something called the animus and the anima. So we're diving into something that has its roots in

Carl Young and the system, well this is not really a system of personality

type so per se but that's how you and I have started to adopt it because

after reading the book that I'm about to introduce it was so powerful we just

almost instantaneously started adopting it as a way of referring to different styles of femininity. and different books. The first one is called Goddesses in Every Woman, and the second is

called Gods in Every Man. And the author is Jean Shenoda,

Boleyn, she's a doctor and Youngian analyst. She wrote goddesses in every woman in 1983, I believe,

and then gods in every man in around 87, 88.

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