Hi welcome to this week's edition of PHQ questions from the personality

hacker community my name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm Antonia Dodge and

Addison let's get right to our question today.

Hi Joe Antonia and Charis.

Loving your podcast and appreciate the opportunity to pose a question for you.

I'd like to hear your thoughts on challenging yourself.

How can we be or do more than we currently are, particularly from a

typology or model viewpoint? What can happen when we try things outside our comfort zone?

I'm not talking about the dramatic life-changing or paradigm shifting concepts

you've discussed previously, but more on a personal development level.

Is there some pattern or formula to incremental personal development beyond one's comfortable type

characteristics? Can you give us a model for challenging ourselves to be better?

Thanks Steve. Thanks Steve for the question. So you're right one of the things we

encourage everyone to do first when you're right, one of the things we encourage everyone to do first when you're starting

down your personal growth journey is to look at your personality and in the car model, you can find information

on our website if you just search car model, we recommend that the best pathway to growth first

is to begin growing your co-pilot mental process for you in your personality.

So that's really the first step. And I think what your question is asking is, okay, in your

personality. So that's really the first step and I think what your question is asking is okay

I'm on that journey. I've identified what my co-pilot mental process is.

What is the next step? What do I do next to really amp this up how do I start bringing other

frameworks other models other tool sets to accelerate my growth my personal

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