Personality Does Not Always Look Like You Expect | Podcast 656
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Personality Does Not Always Look Like You Expect | Podcast 656

B2Upper-intermediateAugust 31, 202642 min
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  • Relationships & psychology

Explore Your Personality: https://PersonalityHacker.com Why can someone seem highly skilled and precise in one part of life, but surprisingly careless in another? Joel + Antonia explore how personality functions develop through experience, why our strongest traits can sometimes make us more cavalier, and why type stereotypes often miss the full picture. They also break down a listener's question about her ISTJ husband to show how responsibility, context, and personal priorities can shape how personality traits actually show up day to day.

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to a point where we can sometimes be considered,

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we are very overconfident with our dominant or driver function to a point where we can sometimes be considered, quote unquote, clumsy to viewers. Onlookers sometimes think that that means

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that we're not good at it. They're not using it well, because the assumption is that we are born with these as skills.

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It doesn't mean that we have skill developed necessarily because use and skill development are two different things. They'll think that they are outpacing us in that function because they're doing it more carefully

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