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In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk with author Susan Storm about personality types and how they show up in family dynamics.
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Forgot to say- I kinda envy your family sharing the Fe-Ti axis. A lot of my family is Te-Fi, so I struggle a lot with feeling like we’re not on the same page/wavelength. [Which makes my Fe (Harmony) sad].
Have been wondering if my dad is an INTP (or an INFJ like me), because I’m sure he & I must share some of our introverted traits. Sadly though, I haven’t lived with him since I was a toddler, but I think we are a lot alike.
Commented elsewhere on this website for the first time today, & would just like to say-
I greatly appreciate the work of PH & have even bought your book. Plus read a number of enjoyable articles by Susan Storm recently, as well.
:) :)
I am so glad you did a Podcast on this topic! One of the primary reasons I have explored typology and your podcast was to better understand important people/relationships/dynamics- at work, my marriage and my family. I have often thought about how the personality types emerge within families, and the impact of type on parenting. I really think this may help resolve some of our family conflicts; our children our quite different from us (I am an ENFJ, my husband is ESFP; our children are INFP and ISFP from what I can gather so far). On the go constant “doer” types can really steamroll the introverted types.
Thank you so much for all the content you share willingly, as this information and guidance is life-changing! I got your book too, and will be hosting my first Typology gathering with friends this week!
Joel’s ex is an ISFP. I’m not sure if we could discuss the topic without strong bias. ?
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