I also would caution us today to not equate thinking with intelligence.

I think I'm intelligent.

I'm thoughtful.

Yeah, that's, I think a lot of humans are.

It's how do you make your decisions?

If we have a function that we just aren't a big fan of, a lot of times it's actually causing

real damage and real problems.

If you've been avoiding or pushing away, having a little bit might feel like it's making

things worse initially. It's like taking the tape

off of a check engine light on your car. You put tape over it so you didn't have to see it. Well,

I don't have any problems, right? You take the tape off and you're like, oh, oh, I guess maybe I

actually do have a big problem.

Hi, welcome back to the Personality Hacker podcast.

My name is Joel Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

So this is part three of what has ended up being a four-part series.

Yeah.

We're moving through all of the eight Jungian cognitive functions of personality.

Ooh, that was a mouthful.

Talking about almost, well, actually seeing them like they were were they're like nutrients in the system of

our life just like you have vitamins that you take for your physical nutrient you know you eat

food that has vitamins in or you take vitamin supplements well if you have a vitamin deficiency in

...