I welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonio Dodge.

This is the second episode of a two-part series, talking about integrating the weaker side

of our cognitive function polarities.

Now that's a lot of technical terms I just threw out there.

And if you are a new listener, this is probably intermediate level stuff.

So one of the things you can do is go over to PersonalityHacker.com and search at Personality

Hacker the term the car model.

This will give you a framework for how we talk about what's technically called cognitive

functions in the Myers-Briggs system.

These are the program of your mind, how you learn information, make decisions, and your

four-letter Myers-Briggs code tells you which cognitive functions you're using.

And if you want to hear us talk about those perceiving functions on the last episode,

it would be the best place to get yourself up to speed for those four functions in your

personality.

In that episode, we talked a little bit about what we mean when we didn't talk a little

bit.

We spent an entire episode talking about what it means to integrate the weaker side of

a cognitive function polarity.

That is to say, all of us are going to use both sides of the polarities that are most

represented in our personality types.

So your driver, dominant in your three-year-old inferior, make up one polarity, and it doesn't

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