I welcome back to the personality hacker podcast. My name is Jill Mark Whitt and I'm

Antonio Dodge. Today we have a very special guest coming back to join us in the studio.

The right reverend, Dr. Dario Nardi Esquire III. Yes, thank you for having me. And just

to clarify for everyone, those are not my actual credentials.

No, I totally made that up. It's actually a part.

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

So we wanted to actually bring you into the studio today to talk a little bit about

something you've been working on. Behind the scenes, you're going to be releasing it soon to

the public. And so we thought we would get a nice preview of this here on the personality

hacker podcast. It's the subtypes of personality. So each of the 16 Myers Briggs personality types,

you could really look at it with more variance than just the 16 types. You can see that there's

different flavors of the types that show up. And we want to talk about that today on the show.

Right. Well, and in particular, because I found it very game changing, like we've been talking

about this work. You've been working on it for how long? Maybe a year, you're in a half.

Yeah. And when you first introduced this idea, the concept of it, I mean, we'll unpack it,

but it made a lot of sense. But the thing it did for me is it helped me finally identify

how I could be the kind of ENTP that I am, which is not one that resonates with the stereotypes

of jumping into debate, at least not anymore. Maybe when I was way younger, but jumping into debate,

being a little aggressive, always having to be sort of the life of the party in a performance,

not life of the party, but sort of like look at me in T.P. style and look at how smart I am. I mean,

I am a little that, but, but not in the way that it's usually described. And when I read your work

on this, after we talked a little bit about it, and you've, you've published a little bit on it now,

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