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How the Drama Triangle Relates to Inner Healing Work
To achieve inner healing, it is important to recognize where you fit in the Drama Triangle. Are you a Rescuer, a Persecutor, or a Victim?
How the Car Model Relates to Inner Child Healing
The Car Model is one of our favorite tools for describing cognitive functions! In this article, Merja Sumiloff uses the four passengers in the Car Model to explore more deeply the concept of inner parenting work and inner child healing.
Personality Hacker MeetUp in New York City
People have been asking us for years to hit the road and hang out with friends and fans to geek out on all things personal development together. Well in 2017, we finally decided to take to the road and we're so happy we did!
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[PHOTOS] Personality Hacker Spring Road Trip & Meetup (March 28-30, 2017)
Our very first Personality Hacker Road Trip Event turned out to be a huge success. Come check out what happened, along with some photos!
Developing “Sensation” for ISFPs and ISTPs
When you seek out direct feedback, you have a greater ability to enhance the best parts of you. And in turn, you’ll start seeing the best in others.
The ISFJ “Protector” Personality Type
To get inside the experience of an ISFJ, it’s important to understand their relationship to the world and to time.
Truth Is In the Eye of the Beholder
"Every kind of ignorance in the world all results from not realizing that our perceptions are gambles. We believe what we see and then we believe our interpretation of it, we don't even know we are making an interpretation most of the time. We think this is reality."
– Robert Anton Wilson
The ISFP “Composer” Personality Type
To get inside the experience of an ISFP it’s important to acknowledge how they enter the world and how the world responds back.
Developing Exploration for INFPs and INTPs
INTPs and INFPs: Do you ever have trouble not knowing what action to take? Do you tend to get stuck in a rut, or remain steadfast in your comfort zone?