I will come back to the Personality Hacker podcast. My name is Joel Mark Witt and I'm

Antonio Dodge. We have a special guest host back with us once again on the show Christian

Rivera. Hi Christian. Welcome back to Personality Hacker. Thanks for having me. I appreciate

being here. So we know what you do because you help us out in a variety of ways, but introduce

yourself, tell us. Let us know what it is that you're working on before we launch into our

conversation. Yeah. My name is Christian Rivera. I'm an INTP, section one in the NEGRAM. I have

a project called Happy Chemicals. I talk about my own personal life and all of that stuff,

Happy Chemicals.org. And I do a lot of creative direction. I do audio, video, graphic design.

I've been a graphic designer for 20 years. I've been doing it for a very long time. And kind

of moving into the direction of production and consulting and helping with, I mean, I

listened to your podcasts because I edit it. So I'm kind of forced to hear all of this stuff.

And then I actually coalesced into some interesting ideas and concepts that I bring back to you

and actually help with some of the content aspect of things. So I presented with you since I'm

here in Gettysburg hanging out. I presented you guys with this idea of generational shadows

that I was noticing by doing some inner shadow work myself and trying to figure out some aspects

of what was holding me back. Because I started to reach a plateau in my career of what is the

next step? What is the next thing? How do I think about the next thing to do? And I realized recently,

I work in, I'm up in Rochester, New York. We have a studio space there, my wife and I. And we had

some people come through that were sort of asserting themselves in a way that I realized made me feel

very uncomfortable. And it happened multiple times. It was probably five or six times in a row. And I

realized that there was this discomfort, this deep discomfort, almost a dangerous feeling.

Like these people are dangerous. And I had this like this, this triggered manic response to these

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