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What Thinking & Feeling Really Do For Us | Podcast 538
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On this episode of the Personality Hacker podcast, Joel and Antonia dive into the crucial roles of Thinking and Feeling in our lives. Learn how these cognitive functions shape our decision-making processes and our emotional connections with others.
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On this episode of the Personality Hacker podcast, Joel and Antonia dive into the crucial roles of Thinking and Feeling in our lives. Learn how these cognitive functions shape our decision-making processes and our emotional connections with others.
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Just a Thank You to the two of you for the wonderful content you’re putting together about MBTI all these years. I’ve been a listener since god knows when!
I’m an INFJ, and I gravitate towards listening to your podcasts ESPECIALLY at times when I feel low (I’ve re-listened to a select few podcasts over and over). I feel it helps me remind myself of the complexities of the processes I use as an INFJ. Listening to the two of you talk also makes me feel ‘understood’, and I don’t feel so alone with my troubles after that. You guys are my go-to Pick-Me-Up, legit!
Thank you immensely.
Love and cheers from India.
Love your work :) Can you give some examples of processing for different types? Eg: What might processing Ne with Ni look like for an ISFP?
Just been speaking to my wife and for me it’s easy not to be annoyed with my 3 year old. A 3 year old is very authentic with their emotions. So I find it easy to relate with him. My wife who is using FE finds it a lot more difficult. Just because she as not processed her own emotions. Not only that i never realised how empathetic I am with him I need to think about this a lot more.