Hey everyone. Welcome to the Personality Hacker Podcast. I'm Antonio Dodge.

And I'm Jill Mark Witt.

And today we were talking about a blurb that Joel read in Scientific American Mind magazine that prompted

an entire conversation around what it is that Personality Hacker does.

Can you let people know what it was that you read that has spawned this massive conversation?

And I'm probably remiss in not doing this, but I actually didn't read the entire article.

I read this.

I have this habit of like skimming through articles and not actually reading all that.

But I came across this book this guy wrote called Personal Intelligence, and I forget the subtitle, but basically it's talking.

And the writer's name.

And all that.

We'll put it in the podcast notes.

There's like two words that are important.

Just see no audience.

None of this is research.

Yeah. He was talking about personality or personal intelligence and it made me think of and

then we had a conversation about it right before we started recording the different types of intelligences.

And this notion of personality hacker helping people raise their intelligence about themselves, about their

personality and be able to understand your personality and then grow

into that just like your emotional intelligence

or your intellectual intelligence

or your kinesthetic intelligence,

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