Hey, welcome back to the Personality Hacker Podcast. My name is Jill Mark Witt.

And I'm Antonia Dodge. I've been having a lot of conversations with people recently, both in person and online, about the best way

to go about doing type dynamic development.

So what type dynamics are is your relationship with

your cognitive functions and their stack or what we call the car model. And if

you've been listening to us at all for any length of time you know that our sound bite is

developed the co-pilot that's what we say all the time and what we mean by that is

in more technical terms in your cognitive function stack in your

auxiliary cognitive function stack in your Myers-Brigs type, your auxiliary cognitive function.

We feel that that's a leverage point.

And the reason why we harp on that and say things like

develop the co-pilot, develop the co-pilot is because we live in a

sound bite world and we know that people will take just one piece of

information and they'll run with it and we feel like that's the leverage point

piece of information.

If you're only going to do one thing,

if you're going to discover your car model

or your cognitive function stack

and you're only going to take one action,

we feel like that's the most important action to take because we feel like it's a domino you knock

over. It's the beginning of a series of things that naturally start to emerge.

But it's not the only thing that a person needs to do in order to well utilize an understanding

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