Hi welcome back to the personality hacker podcast my name is Joe Mark Witt and I'm

Antonio Dodge. Well this became a three-part series and this is part three now of talking about how to self-parent using personality type.

The first episode we laid down the tracks, principals and all the things you need to know to be able to apply

some of these things to your life and in the last episode we talked about four of the Jungian cognitive functions, the four judging functions, effectiveness, harmony, authenticity, and accuracy.

But we didn't get to the perceiving functions,

because we ran out of time and we didn't want to spend too much time on that

episode, so we said, let's do a third episode.

So here we find ourselves, Antonia. That's the problem with us being

talkers. Yeah there you go. And by us I mean me. So I think the best way to start out this is if somebody is still going to go back because you need to go back and listen to the first episode.

But maybe you found yourself here and you're like,

well, I don't want to have to stop this

and go listen to that first.

Can I listen to this and then go back and fill in the gaps?

Let's catch someone up real quick.

Okay, let's do a quick check it catch them up.

Okay, so the first episode we talked about what

parent self parenting means, right? So like the qualities and

characteristics of what it means to be a parent, why it's important to do so,

some of the things that might get in our way of doing self parenting work.

And then in the last episode, the second episode, we talked about what it means to self-parent with the four functions you just mentioned, Joel, the four judging functions.

So, introverted thinking accuracy or the ETPs, introverted feeling authenticity for the EFPs,

extroverted thinking effectiveness for the ITJs, and extroverted feeling or harmony for

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