Is My 3-Year-Old Inferior Cognitive Function Really A Blind Spot?
In this episode Joel and Antonia answer a listener’s question about why the 3-Year-Old inferior cognitive function is called “the blind spot” in our personality.
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In this podcast you’ll find:
- What do we really mean when we use the term blindspot in this context?
- Two reasons why Antonia and Joel refer to the 3 Year Old cognitive function as a blind spot.
- What is the relationship between certainty and the position of a cognitive function in our stack?
- Are we good at navigating the rules and information given to us through our 3 Year Old function?
- How can we compensate for our blindspots? Joel uses the human eye as an illustration.
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