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

And I'm Antonio Dodge.

This is part two of a, I guess it's a two-part series, just part two of us talking about the inferior or three-year-old

cognitive function in your, what's technically called your cognitive function stack.

Now, if you didn't hear part one,

it'd be really good to go back to the last episode

and listen to part one of this short series

because it's going to give you some context.

And we're going to be pulling on things here.

The car model is something you're going to want to familiarize yourself with.

You can go to PersonalityHarka.com

and search for the car model.

And we're going to be talking about the cognitive functions you're using in your

personality and so you might want to get a little reference before you listen to

this show. Yeah and just to give you a little bit of context for what we're

talking about that three-year-old or inferior process, our favorite way of seeing it,

even though we reference it a lot as a blind spot here at Personality Hacker,

our favorite way of seeing it is as Linda Behrens calls it an

aspiration, which is something that informs the bigger game plans that you want

to implement in the world and also requires you making peace with it because

that three-year-old process or inferior is something we have a tendency to sort of

push away. We don't really want to see that part of who we are since it's the polarity opposite of the way that we usually define ourselves, which is the dominant or the driver process.

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