Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Whitt and I'm

Antonia Dodge.

In just a moment, we are going to jump into an interview with Dana, who identifies as

an INFP personality type. A few things to keep in mind before we get started. First, we

may use some technical and shorthand language in this interview. So if you want to download

a handy guide that will help you visually follow along what we're talking about, visit

personalityhacker.com and you can find that PDF directly below this episode. Second, I

want to draw your attention to Dana, who has been through our profile or training program.

She knows type and she knows herself very well. So with this in mind, I want to encourage

you to look past any stereotypes you may have for the INFP personality. If you're brand

new to type, I stands for introvert and stands for intuitive, F stands for feeler,

P stands for perceiver. These four letters are called dichotomies and they're what most

people know about personality type. But the true power of the system comes from understanding

personality on a much deeper level. These are called cognitive functions. And in this

interview with Dana, we're going to dive into these deeper waters to get an overview

of the cognitive functions for INFPs. Search our podcast. We've already recorded. It's

called INFP personality type advice. Of course, the functions can also be a bit technical

at times. So I want to remind you there's that handy PDF guide. You can download directly

below this episode. Just head over to personalityhacker.com and you can find that PDF there. Today,

we have a special guest on the show. Her name is Dana Jacobson. Dana, welcome to personality

hacker. Thank you so much for having me. So Dana, we invited you to come on today because

you identify as an INFP in the Myers break system. You've also been part of our profile

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