This reflection begins with a conversation about an INTJ panel that talked about being emotionally disconnected and ends with a conversation about the collective and historical emotions surrounding the guilty verdict of Derrick Chauvin. In between these two ends is a discussion on the unspoken narratives and expectations that are connected to systems that harm (how most people lean into those expectations as opposed to disrupting them).

The Privilege of an Emotionless INTJ

This is a podcast about personality theory and personal development. Primarily using MBTI, the host, an INTJ,  talks about living out loud as an introverted intuitive-- a function that only INTJs and INFJs lead with (making up only 4% of the population).    To learn more, visit:  
https://yournidom.wordpress.com/podcast/

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This is a podcast about personality theory and personal development. Primarily using MBTI, the host, an INTJ, talks about living out loud as an introverted intuitive-- a function that only INTJs and INFJs lead with (making up only 4% of the population). To learn more, visit: https://yournidom.wordpress.com/podcast/

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The Privilege of an Emotionless INTJ

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