For a time, it was really easy for intuitives to kind of get a bit of an attitude.

If you're made to feel inadequate about something most of your life, and then you discover this thing that made you feel inadequate is actually a feature, not a bug. I've been called an ugly duckling my entire life, and now I discover I'm a swan? How would I not feel like I'm the better than everybody else? A person can say, you might be good at it, but it's valueless.

Or we don't like that here. That cuts to the bone. It makes sense that a lot of intuitives then discover their intuitive and then have this like inferiority complex get reversed another in a superiority complex. You mean I was better the whole time? And it's like, no, no, no, no, you weren't better.

We're just tuned into something that also has value.

Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joe Markowitz.

And I am Antonio Dodge.

I ran into a comment recently.

I know I re comments.

The ones you pick for?

You ask for comments and feedback all the time.

Yeah.

And you found one.

Well, there's more than one.

There's actually quite a few.

But this particular comment was a little bit of a blast from the past, it felt like,

because it was somebody with I&J preferences saying, can you please, please, please record a podcast

about how an intuitive can survive a sensor world? Can't be done. Can't be done. Sorry, that's our

answer. It's impossible. Next. Next. Well, the reason why I felt like

a blast from the past is like that's how we built personality hacker to begin with.

Yeah. Like 10, 11, 12, 15 years ago, our primary focus was helping people who, like helping

intuitives, people who have a preference for

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