Your Ni Dom

Risk, Drive and Safety

Main themes: Rapport; Competition; Organizational structure, positions and power; and Ambition, pay and skill building. Type references: Ni vs Si; Te vs Fe; Sexual instinct (and intensity)

Faith, Fear and Flow

In this reflection, I tell a story about my work week and the inner-storm that it created. Main themes: Spirituality; Te Recovery, Instinctual Stack; Power; Self-preservation

Difference

In this reflection, I respond to YouTube content from Maria McMahon and Joyce Meng (about personality theory and trauma). Main themes: Being different; having role models; identity and sense of self; time travel; the real world vs what is imagined; family trauma and having a complicated father. Type references: Ni, Se, and Si

Se Maturity

Major themes: Physical Space and Conceptual Maps. Typology: NiSe Axis; Ne opposition; Trickster function; and Demon function.

Movement and Resistance

Main themes: Personality theory and liberation work; Te patterns at the margins; and Ti serenity (with Te dominance). Supporting themes: Holonomy (which I mispronounced in the recoding 😳); Five States of Mind; classroom management; and Dr. Ruby Payne and class.

Temperament and Positionality

This reflection (longer in length) has three distinct parts that work together for the overall theme: 1) business challenges and needs relating to the missing Fe function: 2 business strengths and resiliency related to the present Te  function; and 3) my temperament at work and in life as contrasted against my personality.

Supporting themes: Positional authority; Resiliency; Automacy and control.

Type references: Te, Fe, 8 and thinker-types.

Critical Race Theory

Additional themes: Kyle Rittenhouse; Race, Gender and Sexuality; Social Control; Crime; Units of Law; Education; the Notion of being Essentially Good or Bad.

A Case for Identity

Using my social psychology textbook, I finally make a case for using personality theory as a way to self identify.

Ready. Not Ready.

Main themes: 1st and 2nd Half of Life; Fr. Richard Rohr in "Falling Upward"; Organizational narcissism; and trauma and being. Type focus: Shadow functions; Type 8; and Fe and Si.

Liberation

Main themes: Trauma; Rapport; Emotional Intelligence; Friendships; and Healing. *** Personality Focus: E8 w/2 Integration and Tertiary Fi.