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It was an honor to be on the podcast and share my story as an INTP. It means a whole lot to have great friends like Joel and Antonia who support the type community and provide immense value to all of their listeners. Much love
Wow Christian, I find you so relatable and inspiring! Thank you so much for putting yourself out there (which for me as an INTP can be difficult) and sharing your journey. :) Wishing you all the success in your endeavors.
it was so great hearing you sharing your story! my partner is INTP too. (INTJ here) and i feel sorry for him to see how difficult it is for him to deal with emotions and previous abusive relationships. thanks a lot for your tribute!❤
Intentionally putting yourself in a loop so you can learn how to break out of it? That's actually what I'm doing right now. If I can't help but run the loop, I might as well run it with all I've got. That offers a detachment that can help you become more aware of what you're doing and how to change it.
I can really relate to that Ne going haywire. I also abused alcohol and other substances to compensate my intovertion. Whenever I was out with friends I entered this extreme version of extrovertion and looked like the Joker in a sense. And my friends would get suprised at how I was acting because that behavior was not my typical calm and defult state. Now that I don't use any subctences, from time to time I act like that when my intuition builds up, most of the days I feel as though my intuition is being restrained and that I need to do something or to exercise it, and when I don't feed it its poper needs it just explodes and comes out in an manic way, such explain would be forcing someone to have an abstract conversation for an extended periods of time, which sometimes turns some people off form engaging with me, because they always say that I talk about wierd topics and that they can't really relate, another one would be sending long voice notes to friends explaining some theory, or writing an explanation of something which ends up being too long for anyone to read, so the it ends up no one actually reading it. I actually can't help doing this, because I can repress that part of me and if I do it can make me very depressed and demotivated, so it's coming out one way or another.
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It was an honor to be on the podcast and share my story as an INTP. It means a whole lot to have great friends like Joel and Antonia who support the type community and provide immense value to all of their listeners. Much love
Wow Christian, I find you so relatable and inspiring! Thank you so much for putting yourself out there (which for me as an INTP can be difficult) and sharing your journey. :) Wishing you all the success in your endeavors.
it was so great hearing you sharing your story! my partner is INTP too. (INTJ here) and i feel sorry for him to see how difficult it is for him to deal with emotions and previous abusive relationships. thanks a lot for your tribute!❤
Wow! Wow, so glad you invited Christian to this podcast. So insightful.
I thought I was a weirdo...
But I realise I am just fine the way I am..
😭😭😭😭😭
Intentionally putting yourself in a loop so you can learn how to break out of it? That's actually what I'm doing right now. If I can't help but run the loop, I might as well run it with all I've got. That offers a detachment that can help you become more aware of what you're doing and how to change it.
I can really relate to that Ne going haywire. I also abused alcohol and other substances to compensate my intovertion. Whenever I was out with friends I entered this extreme version of extrovertion and looked like the Joker in a sense. And my friends would get suprised at how I was acting because that behavior was not my typical calm and defult state. Now that I don't use any subctences, from time to time I act like that when my intuition builds up, most of the days I feel as though my intuition is being restrained and that I need to do something or to exercise it, and when I don't feed it its poper needs it just explodes and comes out in an manic way, such explain would be forcing someone to have an abstract conversation for an extended periods of time, which sometimes turns some people off form engaging with me, because they always say that I talk about wierd topics and that they can't really relate, another one would be sending long voice notes to friends explaining some theory, or writing an explanation of something which ends up being too long for anyone to read, so the it ends up no one actually reading it. I actually can't help doing this, because I can repress that part of me and if I do it can make me very depressed and demotivated, so it's coming out one way or another.