I will come back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joe Mark Whitt.

And I'm in Tonya Dutch. So we are in the middle of the series calling the

selves. Now we're not in the middle. I think this might be the last one. Well, we're wrapping up

this. We're wrapping up the series. And in some ways, I think that we are slicing concepts and ideas

down to the width of one electron. As far as I've concerned. Like we're really getting into some

specific clean slicing, I think it's valuable. I think we're basically understanding self-trust,

self-awareness, self-esteem. This episode we're going to talk about basically self-confidence,

knowing what we're doing in the world. I didn't have confidence. I was going to write that.

Yeah, like what are we talking about?

Dot dot dot the ellipse. So as we're clean slicing all of these, I want to just refer back to

that entire series. So if you're finding this video or this podcast, kind of on its own,

and this is your first landing point, we're wrapping the series up. So what we talk about builds on

itself over the course of many weeks and different episodes, I encourage you, if you're just

listening to this one, go back and fill in the gaps of all the things we're talking about. Because

on the last episode, we talked about personality types and self-trust. And I think that self-confidence

and self-trust are very related to each other. So we're going to talk about self-confidence on

this episode, self-trust in the last episode. And I'm, I mean, again, like I said, we're slicing

these as thin as one electron, because I think there's really nuanced distinctions here.

Yeah, for a lot of...

It might even feel like it's too many this thing.

Too much.

Too clean slice, but I think there's value in it.

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