Sandra Etherington & Em Levy
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Sandra interviews Lilly, her 8 year old daughter, about what it’s like being a child with ISFP preferences in Myers-Briggs.Links and references:Myers-Briggs BasicsCognitive Function Cheat SheetCheck out my new podcast From the Bleachers that co
Sandra interviews Kate Mason, a parenting and personality type podcaster, about what it’s like being a parent who uses the cognitive function of Extraverted Sensing, nicknamed Responsive Sensing, in Myers-Briggs.Links and references:AusAPT Pers
Sandra and Em talk about how the cognitive function of Introverted Feeling (nicknamed Resonant Feeling) shows up in kids. This function is used by kids who have ISFP, INFP, ESFP and ENFP preferences in the Myers-Briggs personality type model. F
Sandra & Em briefly catch up and then analyze some Why Do They Do That Moments including:-One INFP listener’s thoughts on the recent Resonant Feeling (Introverted Feeling) episode-A listener’s ENFP child who gave her parents a presentation on w
Sandra chats with Harumi Gondo about what Myers Briggs type represents Japanese culture and expectations and what it’s like working with moms and personality type in Japan.Links and references:16type.orgHarumi on LinkedInMyers-Briggs BasicsCogn
Sandra interviews Sue Blair, a personality-based speaker, author and coach. They chat about:-Being a mother with ESTJ preferences-Parenting her two vastly different children with ISTJ and ENTP preferences, respectively-Sue’s main Do’s and Don’t
Sandra interviews Megan Chen, an occupational therapist, wife and mother with ISFP preferences on what it’s like to use the cognitive function of Introverted Feeling, nicknamed Resonant Feeling, in Myers-Briggs.Links and references:Myers-Briggs
Sandra and Em talk about how the cognitive function of Introverted Feeling (nicknamed Resonant Feeling) shows up in parents. This function is used by people who have ISFP, INFP, ESFP and ENFP preferences in the Myers-Briggs personality type mod
Sandra & Em share their New Years hopes and goals and then they analyze some Why Do They Do That Moments including:-How an ISFP listener approaches “symptom googling” -Sandra tries to use personality type to get her kids to treat the dog bette
Sandra and Em talk about how the cognitive function of Extraverted Feeling (nicknamed Relational Feeling) shows up in kids. This function is used by kids who have ESFJ, ENFJ, ISFJ and INFJ preferences in the Myers-Briggs personality type model.
Sandra & Em chat about how Em’s election for state legislature went and then they analyze some listener and personal Why Do They Do That moments including:-One INTJ listener shares his experience of being someone with a Thinking preference as h
Sandra interviews Alyssa Wolff, a productivity coach for WAHM, about how to use personality type to help simplify your life. They chat about parenting confidence, goal setting and Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies.Links and references:PeopleStri
Sandra has an important conversation with Elena Nola, about how to help our children with a Thinking preference in Myers-Briggs navigate a world full of social rules, while still honoring and accepting them for who they are naturally. Links an
Sandra interviews Grace Lager, a mother and communications professor with ENFJ preferences, on what it’s like to use the cognitive function of Extraverted Feeling, nicknamed Relational Feeling, in Myers-Briggs.Links and references:Grace on Link
Sandra and Em talk about how the cognitive function of Extraverted Feeling (nicknamed Relational Feeling) shows up in parents. This function is used by people who have ESFJ, ENFJ, ISFJ and INFJ preferences in the Myers-Briggs personality type m
Sandra & Em welcome the podcast back after the summer break with some emotional news and some Why Do They Do That’s:-Em reveals a scary health diagnosis and talks about leaning on her ISTJ husband and others during this time-Sandra’s shares upd
Family Personalities is off for the rest summer and will continue in OCTOBER!!Sandra & Em close out the podcast before taking a break for the summer with a variety of topics including: Sandra hiked up a hill on her “refined” hip!Em made a start
Sandra interviews Wendy Gossett, author of the best-selling parenting book, Your Child’s Inner Drive, about type and temperament in kids. Wendy helps parents understand their children by using temperament psychology and neuroscience. She has ov
Sandra interviews Kyle (ENFP) and Laura (ISTP), a couple that has been married for 20 years with 4 kids. They talk about their personality similarities and well - mostly differences - and how they navigate those together in their parenting rela
Sandra interviews Samantha Mackay to understand what the Instincts (aka the Subtypes) are in the Enneagram personality type model.Links and references:Individuo.co.nzTruity.comFind Your Child’s Myers-Briggs TypeMyers-Briggs BasicsCognitive Func
Sandra interviews Isabelle, an 18-year-old with ISTP preferences, about what it’s like as a teenager who uses the Precise Thinking (Introverted Thinking) function in Myers-Briggs. Links and references:Isabelle's WebsiteIsabelle's Free Enneagram
Sandra and Em talk about how the cognitive function of Introverted Thinking (nicknamed Precise Thinking) shows up in kids. This function is used by kids who have ISTP, INTP, ESTP and ENTP preferences in the Myers-Briggs personality type model.
It's a "Why Do They Do That Episode" where we analyze the strange, annoying or confusing things we or or family members do, using personality type. Today, we talk about:-A listener's ISFJ daughter who normally spends a lot of careful time on h
Sandra interviews Christian Rivera, freelance digital designer and host of the popular podcast Dopamine and Other Happy Chemicals, about what it’s like as a parent who uses Precise Thinking (Introverted Thinking) in the Myers-Briggs personality
Sandra interviews Andrew, an ISTP dad and financial consultant, about what it’s like as a parent who uses Precise Thinking (Introverted Thinking) in the Myers-Briggs personality type model. Links and references:Find your child’s Myers-Briggs ty
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