Candid Concepts

In this episode, I breakdown the relationship between each of the judging function polarities.

In this episode, I explain the relationship between all the perceiving function polarities.

In this podcast, Socionics enthusiast Micah and I discuss the similarities and differences between Socionics and Myers-Briggs!

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About 2-3 years ago, I made two videos where I defined the cognitive functions in my own words and experience. Now that I have had more experience and nuance in my understanding, I wanted to re-present my thoughts on each cognitive function again. I would love to know your added opinions, commentary, and experiences!

About 2-3 years ago, I made two videos where I defined the cognitive functions in my own words and experience. Now that I have had more experience and nuance in my understanding, I wanted to re-present my thoughts on each cognitive function again. I would love to know your added opinions, commentary, and experiences!

Due to popular request, I've decided to make videos explaining all of Carl Jungian's Eight Cognitive Functions that are used in the Myers Briggs Typology System. This podcast is an explanation of the four Judging Functions. We all have two of these. Figure out which one is your strongest and most resonated one. 

Due to popular request, I've decided to make podcasts explaining all of Carl Jungian's Eight Cognitive Functions that are used in the Myers Briggs Typology System. This podcast is an explanation of the four Perceiving Functions. We all have two of these. Figure out which one is your strongest and most resonated one. And I'll provide my personal notes below for anyone interested.

While finishing off our vacation back in Baltimore, we had the chance to meet up with our friend Brittany who has been studying the Enneagram and wanting to discuss more. We decided it would be great to get to know her more through the lens of her Myers-Briggs and Enneagram type on camera, and it turned out to be a stellar interview.

Many of us know about The Enneagram, but did you know that each Enneagram Type has an Instinctual Variant/Subtype? And that each one of the types has a counter type? Allow me to explain a bit more in this video what these all mean and how they bring nuance to The Enneagram. :)

After three years of observing myself through the lens of MBTI and Jungian Typology Theory as well as reading books, watching certain shows and movies, observing other ENFJs in my life, and much more, I decided to collect and voice some thoughts and misconceptions about ENFJs that I noticed were swirling around the MBTI community. This is a Deep Dive Video of all my insights. I hope you guys enjoy and it starts a discussion that stops misconceptions from spreading.