Personality Hacker Podcast Introverted Intuition vs Extraverted Intuition - 0030
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Sep 8, 2014 Exploring the concepts of introverted and extraverted intuition, understanding different learning styles and intuitive approaches, anticipating social movements and culture shifts, resolving conflicts through mental images, the power of perspectives in problem-solving, the differences between exploration and perspectives, and embracing your intuition through intuitive awakening.
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Intuitive Minority
- Intuitives, about 25% of the population, learn primarily through intuition.
- This minority status means the world isn't designed for them, leading to misunderstandings.
The "Weird" Intuitive
- Joel Mark Witt shares a personal anecdote about being called "weird" for his intuitive thinking style.
- This highlights the frustration and misunderstanding intuitives face in social situations.
The "Broken" Child
- Antonia Dodge recounts a story of intuitive parents whose child was deemed "broken" for their different thinking style.
- A psychologist, also an intuitive, recognized the child's unique learning style, not a flaw.