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, Joel and Antonia.

I've been listening to your podcast for the past few weeks

and have very much enjoyed it.

I'm an E&DP married to an I&J,

and while I won't go too deeply into our relationship here, suffice it to say we're doing very well.

Anyway, to my question, we're both very heavy users of our intuitive processes, and we've recently decided to have children.

The concern lies in that we'd be totally at a loss if we had sensors.

We want to be connected to our children, and while we're sure that can happen regardless of their types,

it seems like for all practical intents and purposes, raising sensors would be much more difficult for us.

We were curious if there's anything known about how to

nudge someone toward preferring intuition. The only thing we can point to is

that in each of our upbringing we were taught to appreciate patterns and pattern recognition almost from birth.

We're planning on doing that, like using pattern recognition games with our children, but

wanted to ask if there was anything else out there.

This, of course, is not to say that we would love our kids any less if they were censors.

But it seems like everything, discipline, engagement, activities, and interests, etc.

We much more difficult for us to provide.

Also, while my I N.J wife grew up with an intuitive parent, I grew up in a family of sensors and know how alienating it can be to be

the odd one out.

Please keep up the great work.

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