The Psychology of Personality Types (Know Yourself)

[@Eternalised]

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[@سليمسلمان-خ7ه]

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[@ViewtifulBr080]

Wait who quote is this? Or did you come up with this yourself? Such a profound statement, Brevity

[@YoungDegenerate]

The biggest reason I watch your videos is that your voice is pleasing. It's soothing

[@snooze_4pm]

Please can you do a video about psychosis and skizophrenia

[@pierremason8688]

"The story of Lucy and Satan,"

[@dan3696]

I'm not sure if anyone else has noticed this as well but I find that our contemporary western culture heavily weighs in favor of the extrovert personality type whereas introversion is highly underappreciated, to a fault undoubtedly. Somehow I believe that certain pathologies in our culture can be traced to this particular lack of balance in the valuation of these personality types. The cesspool of trashy and soulless content on TikTok is, to my mind, a stark example of superfluous hyper-extraverted energy that is likely to harm the minds and souls of young people coming of age today. Just an observation an opinion of mine after a bit of musing.

[@TheOgAustin]

This is genius

[@peachtransport3102]

You are correct. Extroversion is favored in many aspects. Work and educational. I've read about that in the book by Susan Cain "Quiet." Introverts are under served market :) Being introverted myself I find peace in knowing there are more off my kind out there. Eventhogh we don't seek company of each other and might not meet in real life. 🙂

[@gettinmymoneyup9816]

Yes, the world was built for the extrovert, our modern day classrooms, gathering places, religious places. Like why should we seat students together instead of apart from each other, it’s cause we assume people thrive through conversing with one another but what about for those who work best on their own. You can’t win in a extroverted world as an introvert

[@gettinmymoneyup9816]

@@peachtransport3102 a lot of people are introverts, social norms just expect us to abide by characteristics seen in extroverts, I mean no one’s stopping you from being an introvert but in a social setting ur just gonna be perceived as cold or a “weirdo”, which is honestly sad.

[@gettinmymoneyup9816]

@@peachtransport3102 but if it makes you happier introvert tend to do better in life

[@Rachel-xj6me]

This video explains well how an introvert can become immersed in something they enjoy and act more extroverted. I'm a introvert but also very outgoing, but only when in an environment I'm familiar with, and always struggled to explain this. In new places, or around a lot of people, I become overstimulated and close up, often getting lost in thought.

[@Fightingtoughtimes]

I can relate... 🙂

[@aydontg]

Could be adhd as well, I learned this about myself

[@robertlucas9970]

YES I TRUST KNOW ONE WHICH KEEPS ME FROM BE OUTGOING I FEEL THAT PEOPLE THAT ARE TO OUTGOING ARE FAKE N NOT GENUINE FROM MY EXPERIENCES I LIKE GOIN OUT BUT ALSO IM A HOMEBODY💯💯💯

[@Erunanethiel]

​@@robertlucas9970 stop shouting

[@robertlucas9970]

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[@joeypaisano9235]

as an introvert i find action difficult but when i do i find myself being successful. my overthinking can get in the way but at same time i see the possibilities. when acted upon, an action full of intetion and purpose is made. an extrovert acts first and thinks later. types of people who say "more is lost through indecision than the wrong decision" typically they can make huge mistakes when in power

[@zhain0]

The action bit is what I find hard. I can't get past the over thinking

[@vblock_zaza]

any tips on like kinda stop thinking but do ANYTHING? why im scary of being winner?

[@eerieforest9188]

Extroverts are annoying af, and they get most things wrong.

[@Relayzy1]

Bullshit, just stop judging others for your shortcomings and get out of your shell before life leaves you behind.

[@dererlkonig7428]

Modern idea of an "introvert" is kinda wrong and dangerous,you're not an introvert you just have social anxiety.An introvert values internal things while an extravert values outer things.At the time of jung all types would go outside and work and socialize,you can't just stay at home and put the blame on your personality type.Oh and you can change your type and become an extravert.Introvert and extravert ARE NOT ONLY SOCIAL CONCEPTS they affect EVERYTHING in your life all the way from the smallest decisions you make up to the biggest things you are willing to sacrifice and all in between,it's way WAY too broad for you to just say "I like to stay at home so I am an introvert" that's not how it works.

[@andredelacerdasantos4439]

Understanding your own and the other person's dominat function is paramount in dealing with obstacles in the development of any relationship. Knowing how to direct one's explanations about the problem and knowing what actually are obstacles and what aren't, (a.i. what constitutes the person's uniqueness which can be cultivated and harvested) will save so much time and turmoil. Of course, it's impossible to deal with people who are too extremely low on openness or high on narcisism, so it's very wise to know yourself and to learn to identify traits which are pathologically extreme and save your efforts.

[@andyroobrick-a-brack9355]

I don't disagree, but I believe in the opposite. We need to understand our unconscious functions most of all. That's the whole crux of Jung's philosophy and psychology: understanding the unknown parts of ourselves.

[@oooo1743]

@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 I agree with you partly,and i think that the inferior and blindspot are extremely difficult to handle or even notice.A guy told me that any of the "function" turns ON when the situation requires for it but we mostly don't the hell is that and end up with reaction with diminished potential.Also shadow functions come and go as natures malefic forces.

[@jhinthevirtuoso4886]

i'd argue the inferior, and shadow functions are the most important.

[@gnosislover]

I have a notebook dedicated to your channel. I take notes and study Carl Jung because of you. I want to become a psychologist and try to include these ideologies in my work. Thank you for this wonderful channel. It’s a definitely a rare gem on this platform.

[@alainaaugust1932]

If you want to become a psychologist, please know that 100 years later the field has grown far beyond where Jung left off in 1961. One might explore Jung and his meanings for years and not get to the psychological discoveries of the 1970’s and ongoing from there. If Psychology interests you, pair your interest in Jung with modern understandings from Cognitive Behavioral Psychology and the affective concepts in Emotional Intelligence. All three, Freud, Adler, Jung, were products of their time, made valuable contributions for their day, and were pioneers. But pioneers, scouts, and explorers do not build cities. Settlers do. By the 1980’s the field of study known as psychology had begun to settle, firm up, coalesce, honor the founders but go beyond them. Personally, I believe Jung himself who as he matured called himself a medical psychologist would have applauded such growth. If you study psychology, take care to study the last 50 years of the field, not just its historic antecedents. Otherwise you will become like someone who says “I want to be a physician-but I’m not going to study anything from the last 62 years.” Jung died 1961.

[@ABB14-11]

ey, that's a good tip, separate notebooks for these types of things

[@hiraeth110]

Please share your notes

[@landryflip3200]

So true, and me too!! ❤️‍🔥💪🏾

[@Iloveallah39]

Nice flower of life tattoo

[@MattyboiLive]

As a male, that day I found out I was an INFJ, was a life changing moment for me. I had been a sales rep, desperate to live an Extroverted existence and when my whole life fell apart at 24, I went in search for answers. I am now almost 34, have made music my profession, and have been blessed with an amazing life this past decade. The more I've lent in my trait preferences, the closer I feel to my authentic self and feel like I'm home.

[@nanananatalied]

I scored the same typology. Unlike you, I'm accutey aware of my introversion. Due to great passion, I entered politics. The extroverted part of it often makes me feel exhausted. I keep thinking I will quit but the good I can achieve drives me to continue. I might quit most of it, though. I long to garden and see oceans and ancient places. At best, I have 49 summers left in this life... Maybe 15 with full mobility and cognitive function.

[@daniellerodgers6493]

I guess I just want somewhere to share my story. When I was 19 I took shrooms, and it was like I was turned inside out. As a child, I was very extroverted and loved being around people. And after the shrooms, I felt disconnected from everyone and everything around me. I just wanted to alone. I am learning to feel happiness from within myself, not running from myself. It’s been a LONG and PAINFUL process but once it’s healed, it’s healed and beautiful.

[@YABUKIJOE2077]

Its like that

[@tvbuu]

people just stress me tf out

[@daniellerodgers6493]

@humbleServantthankYouJesus I can relate to that. It definitely was the beginning of the end for me too. But the ending of something less real, so I’m ok with it. Just took a lot of adjusting and I can’t bring others with me like I tried to at first.

[@tvbuu]

@-.A as someone that went through this before its one of the best and worst things to realize while tripping but it's also why I only trip around certain people if I decide to go out or I just do it completely alone with my own vibes.

[@tvbuu]

@humbleServantthankYouJesus better off taking shrooms and just vibing to 70s music or watching your favorite cartoons or something lol. im a lone wolf so i love to trip alone or maaaybe with one other friend

[@supremereader7614]

That was an absolutely amazing video! I loved the castle analogy. Thank you

[@luke144]

Know thyself and nothing in excess. That's the advice our ancestors left us. Out of all the words they could've wrote on the temple walls, that's what they chose... Think about it! People for the most part will celebrate you defeat! Know you enemy might be good advice as well. Be well seekers! Be the fire not the ashes! We need you in this fight!

[@dont.ripfuller6587]

Mommy makes it tastes like the extinguisher powder when I try to be the fire. Ptoey! 🤮 No thank you! I'm going to be the nap instead today😴 my pillows taste like shampoo and marshmallows🤤

[@mellowmeowsInc]

Wow, I had no idea that Carl Jung's theories on personality were still so relevant today. I feel like I just got a crash course in psychology. Thanks for the eye-opening video!

[@n_-_-]

I think Carl Jung's character mapping is very very relevant, it is also even the model for business, ie., risk taking, financial decisions, the system is even used when you're thinking about your audience for a buyer persona!

[@andreybogoslowsky]

A couple of years ago, I made a crazy video where I painted my face with a black marker and screamed like a madman, "paint when you are sick, paint when you’re hungry, paint when you’re tired, paint, paint, paint and paint." The profound wisdom behind this madness is to train yourself to be disciplined and to work on your creative work, even when you don't feel like it. This applies to all kinds of creative work, not just painting. I recommend doing something crazy just to keep yourself busy, like pouring out paint onto paper and moving it around with your bare hands. The end result doesn't matter as much as the act of doing it. Of course, I have to force myself to get out of bed, make coffee, and vacuum my place. I have to force myself to call a friend, just because I promised I would. If you only do what you want in life, you'll end up screwing up your life. Often you need to do what must be done, even if you don't feel like it. But this is your destiny. You can’t fight your destiny. The key is to develop brutal discipline, to keep pushing yourself even when you're not motivated, and to keep creating using the force of nature within yourself, for it is bigger than you. Remember, it's not the outcome that matters as much as the process of living creative life.

[@juice_lime5114]

A gem of the true values behind the psychology of personality types. It addresses the root cause behind the issues of the mainstream community, conveyed in a calm and convincing philosophical manner, in a readily understandable yet straight-to-point format.

[@thomasgoenczi]

I recall watching an interview with the Jungian Analyst Robert A. Johnson, and he spoke about his initial one-on-one encounters with Jung. Johnson, who describes himself as an introverted feeling type, noted that Jung spoke to him in a gentle and reassuring manner, encouraging through positive affirmation, easing him into the analytical process little by little. However, when Johnson had encountered Jung outside of his office his projection was shattered. Johnson was confused, its as if Jung was a different person with him than others. However, after some reflection and chewing some nourishment out his projection, Johnson had realized that what Jung was doing was speaking his typology or rather communicating with him in his language. He noted that had Jung treated him like some of the other students/colleagues he wouldn't have been able to take it. His ego was not yet strong enough and Jung realized this more than likely through a sense of intuition. What I take from that story is that if one is able to truly dialogue with another's typology they are embracing a nuanced sense of empathy, and empathy rich with curiosity, which undoubtedly sets off a deeper curiosity for oneself. Much love and thank you for all the work you do.

[@faithandentrepreneurship7241]

As someone whose read a great deal of Jung’s work, Dr, Von Franz, Erich Neumann…..your content is by far the best depth psychology content on KZbin. It’s not even close. Well done. Original yet faithful to the pioneers.

[@paranormalphenomena563]

Is it also difficult for you to understand their works? If so, how do you understand them? Like do you take page by page and analyze them?

[@solgast]

I am so glad to see that more people look within themselves to discover what was truly there to begin with, instead of looking outwards for the perceived quick fixes. You are already whole. Never forget that. - ENFP-A, Enneagram 4w5, Libra, Num 22, Earth Dragon.

[@Hawkenshmire]

Typology is a reflection of yourself, it wont tell you your true self. For that, you have to look in.

[@Helena-to9my]

And we place introverts and extroverts together in involuntary social settings as schools. Where the introverts are being subject to extroverts inability to understand and respect the boundaries of the introverts. I think this is one of the causes to bullying, and need to be adressed.

[@Cherabreena]

I love your videos. I always pause everything I do when you upload. Always such a treat. You explain everything in a very clear manner that’s easy to follow. Yours and Einzelgänger are two of my favorite psychology based channels. Personality is such a weird and fluid concept. As someone who is into meditation and self inquiry, it’s always interesting reaching that point of continuously going inward where your personality “disappears” and you just “are”. It’s the most blissful and peaceful experience I’ve ever had.

[@thesweetprince]

Yes! I haven’t put in the effort in months, but when I’ve reached bliss… it’s truly awesome when the mask is shed and the vacillating inner personalities all fade for a small moment

[@juliocastillo9415]

I want to start meditation and self inquiry but how do I reach that level of bliss? Could you be a little more specific on what you mean by bliss?

[@chinedumbah1434]

Stumbling on the channel is one of my W of the year.

[@TheAstralMage]

I want to express my appreciation for making Jung's exploration of the mind understandable to us. Your work is truly great and compassionate

[@almondrewhiteman1132]

I LOVE this channel. You've helped me so much in understanding the world, and how I should work on myself. Thank you so much. I hope you find the same fulfillment from creating this, as we the viewers, get from it.

[@domonator5000]

This channel has slowly become one of my favorite psychology channels

[@Nicoladen1]

I've always been an advocate of introversion being underrated. And yet, an introvert must himself become an extrovert to make his two halves whole. Because in reality one is neither introverted nor extroverted, but rather, one creates the experience of intro- or extroversion through limiting one's behavior a certain way. That limiting having happened mostly during childhood of course. And yet we never do question ourselves, we never see that there are other ways to be but our own. We never have the courage to discard our own opinions and interests in the face of the unknown.

[@andromeda2503]

what a perfect subject for this video! i’ve been enveloped in the world of typology (jungian types, mbti, socionics, enneagram, etc) for a year now; and although much of the systems are only pseudoscientific theories, these studies have much merit and often allows one to discover more about themselves.

[@ns-kt]

the way sensing and intuition are explained here is why we have so much intuitive bias in the typology community. nobody wants to be the "boring sensors", everyone thinks they're intuitive.

[@angonkatwang]

Almost everyone I've met are extroverts & they expect me to behave that way too. I want space, parties/gatherings are not my thing, apparently upsets them. I know many talk behind my back, calling me names like "weirdo". I don't understand why they cannot just let me be like i let them be. I've never asked them to change even though they become overbearing time to time with their extroverted energy. At this point I've learned my lesson to totally stay away from extroverts. They drain me.

[@robynmeyer7796]

You are right…extroverts are draining…I think it’s because they run empty on the inside. It’s their way of refuelling. Thank you for your beautiful words… Just be yourself, be kind to yourself and whistle your own tune through life. If other people don’t like it, that’s their problem…the more others they try to shape me the more I’m true to myself. You, as an introvert, have incredible inner strength…when you recognise this, you are blessed with the power of choice and wisdom…it’s the essence to freedom. I am an introvert…I love my own company and there’s nothing nicer than being true and honest to myself. It’s not hiding in darkness, it’s like tasting the moon and riding the wind and soaking up the peacefulness of the soul…it builds intuition and provides opportunity to plan and understand and think for myself. I run from no man…I bow to no man…and I guide my own ship.

[@Illsamustache]

18:48 = me. My father was an aeronautical engineer for Lockheed-Martin. So was his father. I was expected to do the same, but could barely pass basic algebra. My gift is music and arts, which they never really supported. As a result, I was an alcoholic-drug addict for many years, always thinking about how I was never good enough. It wasn’t until I was in my late 30’s that I finally found a career path that worked for me.

[@Carson_Gardner92]

I really appreciate the level of dedication that goes into your videos. They are profoundly insightful. Thank you for uploading!

[@interesting2491]

I’ve heard people talk about how we don’t know our own ‘character’ if it wasn’t for other people (the external) For example: If people say your funny, then you assume and call yourself funny because others have made that ‘creation of you’ But, if you spoke to absolutely nobody your whole life - what basis would you conclude that you are indeed funny?

[@wolfzmusic9706]

Idk, I used to think I'm funny way before people called me funny because I'd laugh at the shit I'd say or do

[@MrKillswitch88]

This is one of those topics that I delve into daily and to say that I don't enjoy interacting with some types would be an understatement never mind the society they've created that is disturbingly dysfunctional. In the work place wowzers do some types create problems especially when in management hence why so many out there in the world are suffering burn out.

[@jhinthevirtuoso4886]

man ESTJ's can be the worst at work.

[@realmsbeyond6053]

On the quest to self-discovery, one has to be open-minded and become acquainted with many different sources in order to understand the complex fragments of reality. Measuring the components that will fill the void, is how one can eventually come to a deep understanding of existence.

[@bruhmoment-yt2zp]

I'd see myself as an introvert who acts extroverted. I dont naturally seek out many people but when they do happen to me I create a very confident and happy facade almost so that nobody will know that I find it truly exhausting to be social and would be happy only seeing the same 20 people for the next 2 years if I could.

[@justinnyawera8804]

I've coined a term drawn from personal experience. Cognitive introvert. An introvert who knows how to be in social settings well by literally cognitively processing how he or she will go about it and not based on a natural flow of things

[@cronje4809]

22:52 people don’t hear this that often. Especially when they are having trouble to find what they don’t really know they are looking for.

[@arilesamokrane1029]

Thanks!

[@FUNnel4283]

As someone fascinated by typology,I adored and enjoyed every minute of this video,great work

[@interesting2491]

Wow…The introvert - Extravert story resonates with me VERY much with two old close friends of mine, me been the introvert and them been the ‘Friend to all and Mr.popular’ however, out of all the friends they had - I was one of their most closest friends and often had our parallels but it somehow worked.

[@venkataponnaganti]

A great presentation, comprehensive and illuminating. I love your talks.

[@wadejameskennedy4495]

Thank you. These messages hold my attention while giving me optimism, imagination and validation.

[@cheri238]

I have just found your channel and this video has also been illuminating for me. Carl Jung contributed so much to psychoanalysis. I also love his "Red Book" which recently was the book he thought would be never seen. Thankfully, his heirs allowed it to be done by Sonu Shamdasani in 2009. Ulrich Hoerni Foundation of the works C. J. Jung July 2012 Alan Watts, Krishnamurti, Ram Dass , and Choundrey also gave inner sites. Alan Watts met Carl Jung, what a serendipitous meeting it was. With the deepest appreciation and respect for your videos also.

[@shalinirajah2165]

I didnt know, and i'm glad to know, that Jung didnt mean the typology to be understood in a categorical way

[@king_ish]

You've changed my life, thanks

[@Vex916T]

It is a fact that most successful CEO's or Business owners are Introverts because Extroverts tend to self-sabotage more often since they usually avoid reflecting before doing and are more squirrelly minded because they get distracted easier by external stimuli. Personally I think most people moderate between introversion and extroversion behavior depending on their situations and environment.

[@bretkovar3671]

So much thanks Eternalised for yet another video that speaks to me on a deeply personal level. These videos are so important because they give me answers to questions I have had, and inspire me to read and search out authors/literature I may not have been exposed to otherwise. Thanks for helping me become a better version of myself!

[@thelostadventurer4684]

You should have a whole series on Carl Jung, love the videos, but are very complex in understanding i almost have to stop and research a couple of stuff, but i guess the video would be WAY much longer if you included EVERYTHING. LOVE THIS CHANNEL.

[@appreciatelife5625]

Thank you for reiterating that MBTI is not static. People put too much emphasis on this. My view is that over time and hardship in life people gradually begin to be less impulsive and therefore less extroverted and also more judgemental ... Fear dominates unless we are aware and keep it at bay.

[@Nature_guurrll]

Extroverted sensing is my inferior function. I’m that person that you encounter in mundane life experiences & I’m completely oblivious. Being in nature has helped immensely.

[@andrew3249]

A new video from you is always a massive blessing, thank you

[@سليمسلمان-خ7ه]

Awesome work guys

[@mijiyoon5575]

Some of this is above my ability to fully understand b/c I only have a BA Degree & it is not in Psychology; however, the narrator is excellent in explaining it. I appreciate the art work included also ... Thank You

[@The-Inner-Self]

Excellent topic, really glad you made this video! I wonder what Jung would think of a set of psychological patients today. Would the categorizations fall into the same place? Surely our base personality structures have not changed much since his time, but the ways that they manifest are probably significantly different. Really enjoyed this breakdown!

[@UrbanArtCentral]

I'm fascinated by how you explained Jung's findings. Maybe I know which specific books you got these info from and what was your method used to synthesize it to such a succinct format? Much appreciated.

[@UrbanArtCentral]

I have always been a jungian typology fan, but I haven't found some of the right words to describe it to others (as a hobby for now)

[@iknight2053]

Once again, beautiful piece of work.

[@jordanthornton]

Excellent! Great to hear your thoughts on personality types, E. Timely, I'm currently planning a potentially controversial video which explores the limitations of typology systems (MBTI, Enneagram, Astrology, Human Design, etc) which should be out in two weeks, and this is a great thought provoker. Thank you.

[@veronicaandrews4758]

I look forward to your...whatever lectures. Very insightful.

[@OceanicMind]

Speaking as a grad student in psych/counseling, this video is a gold mine of knowledge for anyone wanting to understand jungs theory of personality or ways to understand themselves and others. Very well done on this one. Will be listening again.🤓💯

[@DrunkenerWitcher]

One of the best channel in the widths of KZbin.

[@ksenijapopovic9619]

love your work lots thank you immensely

[@yamrzou]

Your videos are a work of art ♥️

[@alinakozlova7867]

I express my gratitude for the publishing this and similar videos to the society, they are very helpful for the broad auditory of people. Many years ago when I studied at the unversity I was told by my psychology teacher that I belonged to the rare type but unfortunately it was told with some deel of negativity and it left something like a dust of sadness on my soul. I've done a test and I've received INFJ personality result so it helps me understand myself better without any negative prejudices so that I could handle the hurdles, choose the correct career path and so on. Yes, I am naturally very intuitive. Many thanks!

[@haroldpattersonii9026]

I scored INTJ A, but I feel I can be extroverted also. I never conform to the labels, I take them and become my best. I like my alone time for contemplation, and I like my social life for its feeling, genuineness. I think anyone can be anyone as long as they try to be. Peace, wealth, and health to all.

[@bethbath3108]

I watch this video four times took notes literally study it Absolutely an amazing super helpful video, and the paintings choices are AMAZING I love this video so much 🙏🏼

[@Nicoladen1]

Yet again you deliver an absolute masterpiece, packed with information and dedication. Bravo 👏

[@eeyanw9739]

Is that BEKSINSKI!? Amazing. You’re truly a God amongst men, my friend.

[@mathilyaacoub4601]

Im surprised to see that there’s not any typology nerd from typotok on here this is so useful to understand jungian ! Unfortunately for me nothing changed im still the IN(T) ever

[@menosproblemos6993]

There's a stillness between outwards and inwards - Like a slung stone's halting of upward momentum before accelerating downwards. In the human mind it's like a trans/flow. Through the extrovert lens it could be standing your ground. For introvert the moment between a question and speculation. But really it's kinda the limit between ones' waves of intr/outr, between where focus goes from thinking to feeling etc. Just extending the extrovett/introvert spectra. It's a chill place to be. I think the time there extends with meditation.

[@andrzejmaranda3699]

Eternalised: VERY INTERESTING & INFORMATIVE!

[@timothytrudelle9245]

Prima Materia, Prima Paterna Material and Pattern. The Mother and the Father Giver of meaning and bringer of Order.

[@ViciQQ]

I just listen to it because its calming, sometimes i dont understand or really listen to half of it.

[@Heyokasireniei468sxso]

Everyone is just going to pretend they understood with their introspection illusions.

[@Hawkenshmire]

Most of us watching this are introverted and know themselves well.

[@connorvdl9416]

I’m like 50/50 intro…still working on getting to know myself

[@andyroobrick-a-brack9355]

​@@Hawkenshmire Are they? Or do they put on the label because it is alluring?

[@Hawkenshmire]

@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 Some do, some dont. You cant really know yourself unless you talk to other people and then think about how it went. If your always talking you wont have time to think. If youre always thinking, then you wont have time to talk and then have no feedback.

[@Trump2024asw]

I don't know that I'm not.

[@dustydog1039]

Don’t want to tread on the same grateful words that many others have said to you since you’re obviously a very busy man, so I’ll keep it brief. You’ve helped me more than anyone has in my entire life, spanning now into early 20’s, with only a year of me hearing what you have to say and teach. Thank you infinitely, or I suppose uh, eternally.

[@tanfrederika2123]

Im very happy to be myself today.. I wanted to sell my body for extra money but it didnt work so i thought I failed. When I didnt want it anymore to go on the easy money, I figured out my mistake. The answer came. Im so happy. So turn out im not that dumb And im happy.. I will be looking at other option but everything look good. My slow personality save me from making biggest mistake of my life

[@MLove-777]

Thank you, I enjoyed this! 🎉

[@kiodoiii8794]

As an INTP subscriber, I can confirm this channel is an information gold mine for sponges like us.

[@Naiddou]

i don't want the video to end it was too beautiful

[@hottestmanever777]

Genuinely Love your channel man ♥️

[@Owniverse]

You are incredible and amazing. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@interesting2491]

Always love the art work you present on your channel

[@haroldi.6450]

Thank you so much! ❤ love this channel you always give!

[@Ultra-Luminary]

Welcome on Earth they said! Forget everything and do your best! 😔

[@UniMatrix_1]

Every video comes at the perfect time. I don't know about you guys.💖

[@huhwhat6887]

I feel like we have the potential to have multiple personalities and control and use them in the right situation. I feel like my bloodline are living through me, my ancestors are the voices in my head or my subconscious. What I’m saying is if you are one of those personalities people don’t like call upon your ancestors that everyone like then if you feel like you being used call upon your ancestors that wasn’t afraid to speak its mind. We have the this mind that we can become whoever we want if we only think it and the universe will respond to those thoughts

[@XzyroKyxala]

I'm so introverted that if I leave the house and or socialize with anyone for at least 30 minutes or sometimes less, I would get so drained that I will take a nap as soon as I get home. I hate working anymore because of it. Recently about two weeks ago, I hadn't worked in a long time, then had to work a 10 hour shift. When I got home I slept for 13 hours. I didn't nap the day that I worked.

[@silviodepresbiteris9959]

I would like you to bring the Italian poet and philosopher Leopardi to your channel, he has anticipated many motifs and themes that you have covered. That would be really nice.

[@intellectually_lazy]

omg! even jung's example of intro/extroversion is at odds with his descriptions. i can't be the only one to notice that in over 100 years. do you people just believe anything attached to a name?

[@mouhamedmourad1756]

This lead us to interesting personality battle Who would likely dominate and control the other since introverts recently started to get free from the inferiority complex driven by the extroverts domination for many decades and labeling themselves as the normal personality type,the human psychology will be witness a major shift if we start to investigate the labeled normal personality and its relation to mental illnesses

[@InnovativeSaint]

The very notion of personality as a fixed psychic structure of being denotes essentialism. Whereas existentialism, which suggests we are born first and then derive meaning, denotes personality as a consequence of experience and choice, making it more akin to habit than destiny.

[@adrian-florinbrad8069]

I always thought of myself as being an introverted person but I still can't quite figure out if I am more on the feeling or the thinking side. I have always believed I am more on the feeling side and this has brought me nothing but sorrow growing up, but when I started sort of negating the feeling side and developing on the thinking side I started feeling more like myself, like my true self, or at least felt better. I don't want to deceive myself into thinking that haha so how does my situation seem?

[@Everythingismeaningless344]

All lies within. Enough said for me.

[@_Lightning_Dog_]

I’m left with the idea that everyone is lost.

[@andyroobrick-a-brack9355]

And that's OK, I think. The greatest gift of such an expansive mind is the ability to explore it.

[@RosyCross-JB]

Thank you for blessing us with this amazing information 💚

[@medjed2511]

It is the psychological storm that reminds us why we seek shelter; our lives in the physical could very well be the subtle acting themselves out. It's the eye of the storm that bears witness, not victim. Calm, yet shocked witness- you have the strength. Inner and outer mirrored, kept steady by the unbiased awareness. Make peace with the inner creation first, for it is the closest. Enjoy :)

[@lourdesmachado7376]

My day is complete

[@JennyBesserit]

Amazing video. Thank you for making it

[@adriandrakaruniawan]

Interesting subject matter with Beksiński painting as the visual? I'm in!

[@ryanfrizzell736]

Great. This improves my psychology.

[@sof4804]

Do you feel that CBT and the three component model of thinking (core beliefs, automatic thought) influences emotion - challenges the idea that thinking and emotion cannot be auxiliary to one another? 20:57

[@Aisha-33333]

I’m always happy to watch a reel from this channel! Always amazing thank you very much ❤❤❤❤❤LET YOUR LOVE LIGHT SHINE ✨ ❤❤❤❤

[@Luracastria]

Thank you very much for all your hard work.