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

Antonio Dodge. Have you ever had a time in your life? I've had this time where you were

doing something that in life and you to such degree that you were losing track of time,

you had full engagement around this activity or this thing you were doing and afterward

you felt a sense of power and possibility and alignment, like absolute alignment from

your entire emotions, mindset, physicality, everything. I've had a lot of these moments.

One of the reasons why I love to run live events here at Personality Hacker is because

when we're running an event with people and we're teaching and we've got a big group, a big

audience there who are engaged with them with personal growth content, having fun around

it, teaching, connecting, sharing ideas, I lose track of all the time in the world. I don't

care about anything that's going on in the world, like all the problems fade in the background

because I can feel myself on my purpose, passion, and mission and it's such an amazing

feeling. So we're talking about this on the show today, personally types and finding

flow, this idea of getting into a flow state, something that you do that you are lit up around.

I'm sure you have this. If you're listening right now, I'm sure you've got one of these in

your life or many of these types of things. But we want to talk today about putting some new wants

and distinction and definition around this that you could apply to your own specific

personality type. Yeah, I think we used to actually talk about the concept to flow a lot

in the early days of the podcast. And maybe it's because I thought it was a well-established

concept that we haven't really revisited it. But in UNI are producing some content

for our owner's manuals, which are type specific and dive into how each personality type engages

with their cognitive functions and some principles that they can pull from and techniques and

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