Hi, we'll come back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whitt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. This week we're joined once again with our guest host, Susan Storm,

from Psychology Junkie. Hi, Susan. Hi, thanks for having me here. Last time Susan was on the

podcast. Last time you were on the podcast, Susan, we talked about our relationship to type,

how it can be unhealthy, how we can become unhealthy in our relationships. And I seated

we should have a whole podcast on what each of the cognitive functions looks like when that

function itself is unhealthy, what are unhealthy manifestations. And I think what we're going to do

is not just have one podcast, I think we're going to actually separate this into two different

podcasts, focus in and zero in on the perceiving cognitive functions in this one and then follow it

up with a podcast on the judging cognitive functions. So let's let's drive right into it.

Let's talk a little bit about what the perceiving cognitive functions look like when they are unhealthy.

So let's start with your Susan, let's start with introverted intuition or what we tend to call

perspectives. Yeah, go tell us how unhealthy it actually is. Well, I'm excited to talk about

unhealthy and I because I have experienced it. And I do want to clarify, yeah, if you're listening

to this, like you can you can experience unhealthy versions of your cognitive functions

for anywhere from a couple minutes to years. So if I'm describing unhealthy function, I don't

want you to think, oh, this is just something some people do. It's something everybody does

at different points in their lives. Oh, what a great reminder. So because I know sometimes

we'd like to label people as that's an unhealthy INFJ or that's an unhealthy INTJ or that person,

we give them these black and white labels, but really you might go through a 24 hour period and

have 10 minutes of unhealthy NI reactions to things. And so it's something that you have to

like pay attention to throughout the day, but let's jump right in dominant introverted intuition.

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