Hello and welcome to Personality Hacker. I'm Jonathan and you are listening to

personality in practice. It's after me. A terrifying roar catches up as I trip forward in the darkness and though I don't see its face I feel the fear.

Like a fox fleeing from the baying hounds, I know my time is short,

for I will soon tire of running while this monster seems to have no end of energy.

Why does my terror always seem to have more stamina than me?

I slam into a wall and turn back.

I feel the heat of whatever chased me,

drawing slower and closer.

Now with an eyesight, I look up to get a glimpse of my foe,

and then I wake up to get a glimpse of my foe, and then I wake up. I don't know about you, but after I listen to the most recent podcasts,

four fantasy fixations of personality Types, I couldn't help recall the movie,

The Never Ending Story, in which a young boy must contend with the growing nothing that threatens to overwhelm the magical world of

Fantasia of hopes and dreams.

All of us have an aspirational and three-year-old nature within our fourth function.

For me, it is introverted thinking or accuracy.

We tend to fantasize around this function and sometimes miss out on its power.

But just like the void, the darkness, the nothing, overwhelming the world of Fantasia, age comes for us all, the great equalizer

of time, and it threatens our childlike fantasies within our functions, especially the fourth.

While Joel Antonia talk about the fixation each dominant function has, I want to take a different

approach and see what fixation our inferior might have and what

we can do about it on the path to individuation.

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