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In this podcast Joel and Antonia chat about the deeper differences between judging and perceiving.
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In this podcast you’ll find:
- What’ is a common misconception of what it means to be a Judger?
- Why can it be challenging to understand the distinction between Judgers and Perceivers?
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What does it mean to be a Judger or Perceiver?
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What are the two things that all humans desire simultaneously?
- How do these two desires show up differently for Judgers and Perceivers?
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What important factor, central to understanding the difference between Judgers and Perceivers, is often overlooked?
- How does the difference between Judgers and Perceivers look without this factor?
- Why can examining cognitive functions really help to grasp the differences between Judgers and Perceivers?
- Interested in learning more about the cognitive functions? Ccheck out our podcast The Car Model.
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What does inner world expression for Perceivers look like?
- What are the two Perceiver styles of inner world expression?
- How do Perceivers interact with the outer world?
- What is Perceivers’ relationship to tracking things and the organization of information?
- How can Perceivers feel like their best selves?
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What does inner world expression for Judgers look like?
- What are the two judger styles of inner world expression of Judgers?
- Why can interruptions be jarring for Judgers?
- What is a good trick for Judgers?
- How do Judgers interact with the outer world?
- Where do Judgers get their creativity from?
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What are the two things that all humans desire simultaneously?
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What can type actually tell us about Judgers and Perceivers?
- How can the complexity of life affect how Judgers and Perceivers show up?
- Why are Judgers and Perceivers sometimes envious of envious or frustrated by the opposite preference?
- What are some admirable traits of both Judgers and Perceivers?
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23 comments
This sounds more like an outward P expression and an inner J experience. I can relate as an INFP. I have an ideal of a “plan” internally but outwardly you may as well just see a blank stare or no communication of said plan.
To be honest I as a judger feel envy, that you percievers have control over your inner terrain. Structured, clear and beautiful environment saves my energy and helps me to focus. But there are others in the outside world, who don’t have the same preferences as do. That feeling of not having contol is quite stressful. (just an experience of an INFJ mum)
I’ve always been amazed at an ISTJ I work withs ability to resume a task immediately when coming back to it. Complex task and just back from a 2 week vacation? Doesn’t matter, he’s going right away with no ramp up time. It’s like a computer in sleep mode and he just wakes it up ready to go where as I need to boot up and reopen all programs every time.
I’m an INFP who prefers the physical environment to be organized, clean, and clutter free so that my time can be as unstructured as possible.
Not sure what to make of that!
Thanks for this comment.