Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Jill Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. On the last episode we talked about the idealism of the four judging functions in the

Myers-Briggs system and we unpacked all that if you don't know what we're

talking about if your new listener there's gonna be a little bit technical maybe more than you're used to if you're used to personality

type or Mars Briggs so head over to personality hacker.com and look up cognitive

functions and something we call the car model you get a framework for what we're talking about.

And today what we want to do is expand more, almost a part two of last week's conversation,

or last episode's conversation this week about talking about the perceiving

cognitive functions and some of the idealisms that those have in your

personality. If you remember from last week we talked a little bit about how I have this

fussy artist when I set up to do podcasting or something in our business, I tend to over-idealize my

introverted feeling cognitive function. As an ENFP in the Meersbrake system.

I use introverted feeling or authenticity to make my decisions.

And Tony as an ENTP uses introverted thinking or accuracy to make her decisions.

And we talked a little bit last week about how we can idealize what those functions

are intending to do.

And then we talked about their opposites, extroverted feeling and extroverted thinking

as well, and really got a conversation started around this and this week we'd like to continue that

on to the perceiving functions, the way we look at the world,

the way we see our world, And there's four of those functions

that we'd like to talk about today.

Now, and Tony and I share the same driver or primary

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