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Personality in practice. A few months ago my children are crowded around in the hallway with their friends.

They all huddled together staring at the floor, muttering to themselves, and giggling.

I was working back and forth between phone calls and computers, so I couldn't see what they were playing with or what they had caught.

While running back to my room, I caught a glimpse that they had spread some cards all over the hallway floor and

were rearranging them in various orders as if they were putting together some sort of puzzle.

When I finally got a break, I stooped down and tried to squeeze into their tightly knit circle.

My daughter had gotten hold of my personality hacker card decks and was showcasing them to her

friends.

She had gotten so far as to lay out her best fit type,

ISFP, or authenticity sensation.

Then her friend looked up and said,

what's my type then?

A little bit about a friend, she is a free spirit child, likes to spend alone time with animals and often gets lost in her playtime and also has a very

succinct form of communication. A few times, even though my daughter and her are really great friends, my daughter would come home with tear-blistered eyes and say,

she really hurt my feelings today.

So, I started laying out these cards as a way of doing an impromptu profiling session.

I went through a couple questions with her and waited to see her nod her head, up and down,

or shake her head emphatically know. Do you understand what most people are feeling?

And she laughed out loud at this one and declared, no. Every once in a while, she would hold up a card and take in the image of the cognitive function.

She really spent a lot of time staring at sensation, you know, the one where the barefoot toes are scrumptiously digging into the sand on the beach

So anyway we got through the questions and laid out the cards and by now all the neighbor kids are crowded around to see the result.

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