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

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

Today we wanted to start a short series where we take our personality types that we talk about here. The Myers-Briggs personality types.

We've got a lot of feedback lately from the Facebook group and from different people online who say, hey, can you guys talk about how

personality types look when they're healthy

when they're doing well not when they are broken or maybe they're not performing at

their best selves how does each type look when they look good and we thought we could take some time today and talk about

types now we're probably going to break this up into four we are going to break this up into four different segments so today we're going to talk about four of the

16 types in the personality system of Myers Briggs. And we want you to really

open yourself to the narrative today we're going to cast around each of these types and how we believe

they show up and express themselves in a positive fashion. I think what's nice

about focusing on each type as it looks the most healthy is that it makes it easy to

debunk maybe some stereotypes around each of these 16 types that people don't necessarily resonate with.

I mean, I've heard people say things like,

I'm an I NTP, but I'm not particularly interested in math.

Well, does it do all I NTPs have to be good at or care about math or does a healthy I n t p look

you know multiple different ways and so what's nice about

reviewing how each of these types can look when they're at their peak of health,

it allows for some space in, you know, in interests, in values, it allows for some space and how it can show up, but there's still a concept of what we're heading towards,

what we're trying to, you know, as each individual type in our personal development journey,

what are we trying to shoot for? Is it to fill the as each individual type in our personal development journey,

what are we trying to shoot for?

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