I welcome back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whitt and I'm in Tonya Dodge. This week

We have a very special guest back yet again on the program. Dr. Dario Nardy. Welcome back to personality hacker. Thank you

It's pleasure to be here. It's it's late in the day. You're gonna leave tomorrow

You've been here for probably in our home studio. What I'm like over a week. Yeah, 10 days

We've been doing so much recording and production work and at the last day in the evening of the last day we're recording this

We're all tired, but I'm like there was nature films where the fig tree is ripe

And I want to I want to just eat as much fig fruit as possible while it's available

So we want to have you on the program as much as we can before you have to fly out tomorrow

So that's why we're gonna keep pushing even though we're tired. No, I understand and the show must go on

Yeah, we're squeezing that woman. It's all the juices out

so

Speaking of which you and I were having a conversation recently about

Communication with other types in fact you even made an app that has a bunch of you know words

That if a person uses these words or sort of weaves them into sentences

That they are designed to help build rapport with various personality types and and I made the comment that I thought that

Usually if you can get it right with the person's judging function

So they're thinking or feeling function that at least you won't trigger you won't trigger them sort of

Basically the should statements of the world like that's where our judging functions give us kind of like a

Shouldness right that this this is the way the world should be and

If you can get those right you're usually okay, and then you mentioned well

Actually if you are say an intuitive and you go to meta perspective with maybe a sensing type or vice versa

That can be easily just as triggering if the world view is you know, there's a mismatch there as well

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