The Hello, Personality Podcast

Find out what's coming up in Season 2 of The Hello, Personality Podcast where we'll shift the focus of our self-reflection and self-observation to the Enneagram.

S1, E12. In this final episode of Season 1, I answer listener questions about the 16 Types personality system. Listen in as we talk about types of extraversion that don't fit the stereotype, how the trait of Sensory Processing Sensitivity relates to Myers-Briggs types and Enneagram types, how to deal with insensitive supervisors, and more. 

The Hello, Personality Show will be on a brief break until Nov. 28, 2022, when a brand-new season will launch with a focus on the Enneagram. See you then!

11. This episode is the third in a series about the mental wiring of each of the 16 Types personalities. In this episode, we look at the common tension points between the inner and outer worlds that happen with the two mental functions in the middle of your cognitive function sequence. You'll identify what to observe about yourself and the best way to transform your relationship with these functions. To submit questions for Season 1, go to hellopersonality.com/podcast. To apply for the 16 Types Level 1 package to identify your core struggle and how to transform from one-sidedness to a more integrated version of your personality type, go to hellopersonality.com/16types.

10. This episode builds on the core struggles of each personality type in the 16 Types system briefly described in Episode 9. In this episode, we look at each type's core struggle between the inner and outer worlds due to being dominated by one of your mental functions. You'll identify what to observe about yourself and how to transform using the wisdom or guidance your lesser-preferred function. To submit questions for Season 1, go to hellopersonality.com/podcast. To apply for the 16 Types Level 1 package to identify your core struggle and how to transform from one-sidedness to a more integrated version of your personality type, go to hellopersonality.com/16types.

9. What's beneath the four letters of your 16 Types personality? In this episode, we dig into your mental wiring and the relationship between your personality type's dominant way of being with its opposite—the "inferior" part of your personality type's mind wiring. You'll see how you're compelled to use your dominant mental function and why it's so easy to ignore your inferior function. We'll also look at the four major struggles found within the 16 Types system so you can see which one you relate to most. To submit questions for Season 1 and the 16 Types personality system, go to hellopersonality.com/podcast. I'll answer your questions on the final episode of this season before we move to the Enneagram. If you're enjoying The Hello, Personality Podcast, consider rating and reviewing the show.

8. In the final part of this four-part series on the dichotomies of your 16 Types (Myers-Briggs®) personality type, we look at what the J or P at the end of your personality type means. You'll also learn why there can be confusion with this letter and why it's important to look beneath these letters for your true preferences.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

Free typing guide: hellopersonality.com/typingguide
Apply for 16 Types Level 1 package: hellopersonality.com/16Types
Submit questions for Season 1 of the podcast: hellopersonality.com/podcast

7. In Part 3 of this four-part series on the dichotomies of your 16 Types (Myers-Briggs®) personality type, we dive into the difference between having an overall preference for Thinking (T) or Feeling (F). While this may seem like an easy one to identify, it can get tricky. In this episode, you'll learn a few reasons why a test (or you) might misidentify the letter you prefer. The free 16 Types Self-Typing Guide is a perfect compliment to this series. You can sign up to receive a copy here: hellopersonality.com/typingguide

6. This is Part 2 of a four-part series on the letters of your 16 Types (Myers-Briggs®) personality type. Once again, we dive into some misconceptions about these letters while focusing on the differences between Sensing and Intuition. There's a bias toward Intuitive types since it's often seen as more "special" than having an overall Sensing preference, even though everyone uses both Sensing and Intuition. Prepare to expand your definition of what these letters can mean. The free 16 Types Self-Typing Guide is a perfect compliment to this series. You can sign up to receive a copy here: hellopersonality.com/typingguide

5. This episode kicks off a 4-part series on the letters of your 16 Types (Myers-Briggs®) personality type. There are a lot of misconceptions about each of the letters, but especially about introversion and extraversion. There's the common understanding that most people accept as true, but then there's the way Carl Jung defined them when he first introduced these words. In this episode, we dive into the true meaning behind what it means to send your energy to your internal world (to "introvert") and what it means to send energy to your external world (to "extravert"). Prepare to expand your definition of what these letters can mean. The free 16 Types Self-Typing Guide is a perfect compliment to this series. You can sign up to receive a copy here: hellopersonality.com/typingguide

4. Susan Storm from PsychologyJunkie.com joins me in this conversation about how we both mistyped as INFJ and ultimately landed on ENTJ as our best-fit type in the 16 Types (Myers-Briggs®) system. In this episode, we talk about the impact of trauma, being a woman, and being socialized to repress natural parts of ourselves contributed to our misidentification as INFJ. We get into some of the common stereotypes and misunderstandings of INFJs and ENTJs, as well as what it felt like to have a "public" identity as INFJs and to later find out we had mistyped ourselves.