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

And I'm Antonio Dodge. So we've saved the best or maybe the worst for last I'm not sure which I would call it

But we're concluding our short series we've been rolling here on talking about why the world needs every one of the cognitive functions, so all the eight of the cognitive functions in the Myers-Briggs personality system.

And today, we're wrapping up the short series with the function that Antoni and I both uses our primary or driver function in our

personalities which is extroverted intuition and we want to talk about why the world

needs this and I think it was a little bit of, I think we held it to the end because we're so close to it.

Sometimes it's hard to, maybe we will toot our own horns too much and prop it up as maybe

inflated as much, you know, more than it's actually should be or

maybe we'll diminish it because it's so much of our functions we're like we want to

approach this in a really accurate and authentic way today as much as possible

but that's what we're talking about.

Yeah, well, extroverted intuition, we also call it exploration, and I think both of us were thinking

about starting this with like why the world needs extroverted intuition and both of us

saying something like, it doesn't all right we're

done this was a really fast short podcast route right and I think we have a tendency

to go the diminishing route more than the over-in-flight route think so. Yeah and I think it's because we

experience on a daily basis all of the limitations of this cognitive function

because we're swimming in it all the time.

And we also love it.

I mean, would you be anything other than an ENFP if you could choose?

Heck no.

Yeah.

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