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

And I'm Antonia Dodge. Today we're going to actually continue what's developed into an informal series for us.

We've been talking about some of the cognitive functions in the Myers-Briggs system and talking

about why the world needs them.

We've talked about introverted sensing, and we've talked about introverted thinking and we realized well

let's just kind of keep going. There's eight total functions. We've already covered two.

Let's cover the rest of the six. So in today's show we want to talk about one of the

functions that I use primarily from my decision making which is introverted

feeling. So this is the function that all FPs in theBake system will use in the front seat of their car

or the top of their cognitive function stack depending on how you look at it and other types as well.

The T-J's in the Myers-Bake system will also use this but it'll be in the backseat of their car or lower on their cognitive function stack.

So this is going to apply to eight of the types using this function and we're going to unpack why this function is so needed in today's world and

then just have some free-form conversation around it. When we did the

podcast called Why the World Needs Introverted Thinking.

We did so because probably because I always feel

that introverted thinking needs an advocate

because it's very easy to not like that function.

It's easy to like that function in concept. I find

that we like characters on TV that have that function because we like you sort of

of their brash sassiness and their radical honesty.

And then when we get that function in real life,

it feels kind of spiky and we don't particularly like it.

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