The Power of Synergy with Gabrielle Cardona

The Power of Synergy with Gabrielle Cardona

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The Power of Synergy with Gabrielle Cardona episodes

  • The Power of Synergy, October 20, 2022
    Your Organic Nature
    Segment 1
    Introduction
    Show Overview
    Segment 2
    4 Dichotomies 
    E or I?
    S or N?
    T or F?
    P or J?
    Segment 3
    4 Levels of Function
    Function overview
    Dominant
    Auxiliary
    Tertiary
    Inferior
    Segment 4
    8 Manifestations
    (Theoretical question again)
    For you
    For others
    Segment 5
    Employing and improving your lower functions
    In a higher function way: once removed, still good
    For a higher function reason: twice removed, still good
    Conclusion
    56 min
  • The Power of Synergy, October 6, 2022
    The Art of Synergy
    Introduction:
    What is Synergy? It’s an art! It’s what you create when you come together with people. 
    Overview:
    The 2 things that people have become in the world today: 
    Disconnected: They are unaware of themselves; internally and externally. You’ll only be able to attach to others in the way that you are connected with yourself. 
    Detached: When people come together, they are not truly with each other. You will only be able to relate to others based on your master of the 3 elements. It’s an ART.
    A.R.T.
    Appreciation:
    What value do you place on people, in general? 
    Do you understand behavior—in the context of personality?
    Are you willing to get personal, about them? About yourself? 
    Respect:
    What is respect to you, personally? 
    The actual definition, rarely agreed upon:
    Is it something inherent that comes with the territory? 
    Or demanded from a person?
    Trust:
    The challenge of surrender, giving people power over you. 
    Knowledge is power.   
    Vulnerability is scary because you can truly be hurt.
    It’s absolutely vital for a relationship to be good. It’s intimacy. 
    Technology undermines relationships:
    The communication is very handicapped compared to personal: 
    The amount expressed is significantly less than thought/felt
    The “human” factor is gone compared to direct contact
    Quality over quantity = success:
    People don’t need as much when it’s the “good stuff”. 
    And they’re willing to invest and sacrifice if they know it’s going to be “worth it” in the end.
    *Quality defined: Being in a good mood and spreading the good mood. Effort is sincere. Sacrifice is genuine and voluntary.     
    Conclusion:
    *There is no neutral energy. 
    *What do you bring to the relationship?
    55 min
  • The Power of Synergy, October 13, 2022
    The Power of Synergy
    Introduction
    Show overview
    Human sexuality: 3 minutes
    Human relationships
    Sex as a function
    4 Dichotomies
    4 Dispositions
    Orgasm for SJs
    Orgasm for NFs
    Orgasm for NTs
    Orgasm for SPs
    Sexuality principles
    Standards for Self-Care when single
    The Composition of Commitment
    Keys and secrets to “keeping the heat turned on”
    Conclusion
    55 min
  • The Power of Synergy, September 22, 2022
    The Power of Synergy
    September 22, 2022 theme:
    The Power of Love
    Introduction
    Definition of Synergy; relationships
    Dynamics of Relationships; there is no neutral
    Knowledge is Power; power is accountable
    My background of “If he loves you, he’ll wait”
    My father preparing me to find one
    My religion encouraging me to wait and be worthy
    Philosophy foundation of “If you love something, set it free”
    The dynamics of surrender (vulnerability is not powerless)
    The responsibilities of trust (there is no neutral energy)
    3 kinds of love: Agape, philia, eros
    Principles for behavior = Agape overview
    Affection in the heart = Philia overview
    Sexuality of the body = Eros overview
    1 Corinthians 13 description of Agape
    Even for enemies (constant)
    Our personal sacrifices (generous)
    Unconditional (humble)
    Without any expectations (unselfish)
    What’s harder for you: Doing good? Or NOT doing bad?
    The Opposite of Love
    Apathy definition and examples
    Indifference definition and examples
    Hatred definition and examples
    Which is the most harmful?
    Conquering evil with good
    I love pizza
    Flaws of language and potential misunderstandings
    The inconsistency of emotions
    The human variable element
    Closing
    Your synergy with others is based entirely on the quality of your heart
    How much of your life is about love—any kind? Which kind(s)?
    How pure is your love—in any form?
    56 min
  • The Power of Synergy, September 15, 2022
    The Power of Synergy
    September 15, 2022
    The Power of Function; Cooperating With Nature
    Introduction:
    Definition of Synergy
    There is no neutral energy
    Performance is not an issue for humans
    The Challenge of Personality Profiling:
    *Most People base their answers on what they currently do, but there’s a more accurate way to determine your true nature. What’s:
    1. Easy
    2. Enjoyable
    3. Well-done
    Make sure you are aware of what things in your life are truly authentic to YOU
    The Baggage Check Story:
    *Why it’s the perfect example for functionality. It includes all 4 functions
    1. Sensing: Looking at and for specific physical things
    2. Intuition: Knowing what’s not “what it looks like” INCLUDING people!
    3. Thinking: Making the decision to look closer or tell someone that’s not acceptable
    4. Feeling: Establishing trust with people; taking care of them
    *General Focus: Sensing or Intuition?
    1. Tangible is better, even if it’s bad
    2. Literal is better, for practical reasons
    3. Directions are not confusing
    4. Hypothesizing is a waste of time
    *Making Decisions: Thinking or Feeling?
    1. Making people happy is best
    2. Making sense is more important
    3. Creating pain is bad
    4. Self-neglect is habitual
    4 Levels of Activity:
    *Dominant: all 3 elements = happens naturally
    1. Like breathing; you’re harmed if you stop for too long
    2. 8 hours/day: minimum 50%
    *Auxiliary: only 2 elements = needs motivation
    1. Like eating; you need to do it to survive, just not all the time
    2. 3-4 hours/day: 25-30%
    *Tertiary: only 1 element = motivation and compensation
    1. Like walking; it’s good to do, but not for too long
    2. 2-3 hours/day: 15-20%
    *Inferior: 0 elements = motivation and compensation and restoration
    1. Like running; it’s good to do occasionally, but can actually hurt you
    2. 1-2 hours/day: 5-10%
    What are the different functions’ differences, when introverted vs. extraverted?
    Sensing Introverted:
    Being stimulated by everything as a tangible and gratifying personal experience, alone
    Sensing Extraverted:
    Being stimulated by everything as a tangible and gratifying personal experience, socially
    iNtuition Introverted:
    Looking at everything as part of supporting public harmony; safety and trust, alone
    iNtuition Extraverted:
    Looking at everything as part of supporting public harmony; safety and trust, socially
    Thinking Introverted:
    Objectively preventing problems as a crime prevention service, alone
    Thinking Extraverted:
    Objectively preventing problems as a crime prevention service, socially
    Feeling Introverted:
    Taking care of other people as a personal service, alone
    Feeling Extraverted:
    Taking care of other people as a personal service, socially
    Ideally? Do your Dominant function 8 hour/s day: 
    1. Learn what activities qualify as your particular dominant function
    2. Figure out how much you currently do; how much more you should
    3. Gradually increase and decrease the activities; proportionately
    *Baggage check is perfect for an ESTP
    Lower-level activity? Do it in your Dominant Function way (once removed):
    1. Include it in the activity’s function
    2. Sensing/iNtuition in a Thinking/Feeling way: INTP example (tertiary sensing w/thinking)
    3. Thinking/Feeling in a Sensory/iNtuitive way: ENFJ example (tertiary sensing w/feeling)
    Can’t? Do it for your Higher Function reason (twice removed):
    Have it as your primary motivation
    INTJ: inferior sensing w/thinking
    INFP: tertiary sensing w/feeling
    Know how to keep yourself focused while you perform
    Increase your endurance and performance time w/o exceeding a healthy amount
    “I miss your face”:
    *Intimacy: The value of emotional closeness
    *PDAs: The invaluable health advantages of touch
    *Personal Space: or just distance?
    *Voice: how important is what we say? Or being heard? (“Would you?” example)
    Dangers of Disconnection and Detachment:
    *It means you are suffocating yourself, either internally or externally
    1. Detachment: from other people
    2. Disconnection: from yourself
    Conclusion:
    Know what function the activity you’re doing qualifies as
    Find a way to modify what you’re doing to make it “fit” your personality!
    56 min

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