Jesse continues on the topic of racial justice and reconciliation, sharing personally what he is processing in this time. This episode delves into "listening incarnationally" and going beyond surface-level listening to stepping into a conversation with deep empathy.

In light of the cultural moment we find ourselves with racial injustice at the forefront of our minds, Jesse shares personally what he is learning and thinking about. This is not a prescriptive podcast with expert insight – this is personal experience being shared in hopes of spurring others to commit to being a part of the solution.

Jesse explains why it is useful to understand your "Grip" experience and how to get out of "the Grip".

Jesse unpacks a facet of the Myers-Briggs framework called "the Grip" – a version of you under stress that brings uncommon feelings and uncharacteristic behavior with it. It's helpful to understand "the Grip" so that we can better deal with it when we're clouded by its effect!

Jesse shares one of his favorite blog posts from PsychologyJunkie.com which summarizes what each Myers-Briggs® type wants to hear at their core. Each of us based on our preferences and values have a certain message that resonates with our heart and to know it helps us connect more deeply with those we love. While the title references kids, this is for adults too!

Unmet expectations can wreak havoc in a relationship. In this episode, Jesse shares a powerful set of skills to help clarify expectations.

Jesse answers 4 common questions or pushbacks to the Myers-Briggs® personality framework: "Why are my test results inaccurate?", "What do the percentages in my results mean?", "Don't put me in a box!", and "In terms of pure psychology, how reliable is this?"

This episode features Aaron Davis once again and explores an idea known as "type culture". How you and your spouse are wired sets the tone for your home... Are you intentionally making space for preferences other than your own in your home and family?

Today Jesse is joined by Aaron Davis, an INFJ and fellow personality theory junkie. Together they unpack tips and insights for Thinkers and Feelers to relate better in the workplace environment.

Jesse is joined by his wife, Summer, as they explore the difference between Thinking and Feeling types in the content of marriage relationships.