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Initiating vs. responding:
Initiating: goes to others
Responding: others come to them
Direct vs. Informative:
Direct: state the point, mandatory dialogue, choose other's role for them
Informative: Volume of words, informational dialogue, allows others to choose their own role in a situation but will imply things for you
A continuation of last episode, how to go about developing self love from the perspective of an ENTJ. There's no one size fits all approach to solving this problem, this strategy personally worked for me, and will for you if you have Te in your top two functions or Si in your top two as well. With that in mind, I hope you enjoy today's rant.
Do you have a goal? Of course you do!
But what if I told you conquering self doubt sets mediocre apart from the high achiever I know you are? What if you could become your own hero? What if you could change your entire mindset and have the courage to go after your dream life simply by internalizing self love and knowing your worth?
That's a pretty tall order, but let me explain.
Talking a bit about the importance on defining your purpose. And the lessons I learned from showing up to a very high profile interview completely unprepared and running off 5 hours of sleep. But at the same time, why that was my biggest victory of the week.
A bit of a change of plans content wise, but the above statement is 100% not clickbait, and I want to tell you why. No matter what anatomy you have, I think this is a philosophy that could work for you. How would you like to find joy and value in pain and struggle? Stay tuned for this one!
Today’s episode is just to say hi and to tell my story of how I got into depth psychology. Also a bit about why I study depth psychology and why I think it’s helpful. Thanks for stopping by I hope you enjoy.
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