Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge.

Not even two days ago, I think there was a new comments made in our Intuitive

Awakening Facebook group that I thought was really interesting. Now if you are in our

Intuitive Facebook group and you participated in this post because I think

it got like tons and tons of comments.

My apologies if I'm not showing complete and total fidelity to the actual conversation that

happened. But when I read this post it triggered a thought that I thought that I mean I immediately said we need to do a

podcast about that and it was somebody talking about discovering that they were

that they're an I NCP they said that they're now listening to a bunch of personality hacker podcasts and they went over to

A.J. Drenths site, which is Personality Junkie.

And they're listening, you know, he's an I.N.P. and so he's created books around it and they're listening to his content.

And they said it was really depressing to discover they're an I NTP, like as opposed to it just

being cathartic and just being something that goes

oh I'm just super happy to be going down this rabbit's hole it's actually something

that's kind of depressing them I think that the sentiment was effectively like once you discover your personality type and really read up on it and read all the things that come along with being that type.

Sometimes it can be overwhelming. It can instead of just being a cathartic

experience about learning how your mind is wired and recognizing that you're not the

only one, which is oftentimes the result that people have from

learning their type, it can actually reinforce these ideas that you have these

limitations and it can feel now that you're boxed in. This of course is the number one

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