How the INTJ Can Develop the 8 Cognitive Functions: An Interview with Dario Nardi 

You guys are making awesome content, keep it up!

I think to really grow by doing this, you have to appreciate the functions other people have and understand how each one is useful and important to mankind. Yes, Im talking about Ne too! ! Great interview with Dario. :-)

Great interview! "Happy about being sad" I totally understand this.

These are the kind of conversations needed to get typology out of the "astrology-like" association.

Question- Is it more difficult to type if the type has developed their cognitive functions?

Aaaand another book to read! 👏👏 What a great interview! So interesting! (Not done yet) Edit: I really NEED to brush up on Se-ing! 😂😁 Edit 2: You guys are awesome. I could listen to you talk for hours!❤️

During the time you guys are talking of Se and the "seize the moment" attitude, I laughed as during my highschool years, one particular teacher always pointedly made that comment to me, yet I thought I did! Heck was I way off when I started learning about cognitive functions many years later 😂 Even now, my partner being an Se user, that conflict becomes exacerbated when I'm trying on different hats and he's giving me the "stop engaging in the shit that's not concrete!" I'm not subscribing to it, I'm playing with it 🙄😂 I'm late to the party on viewership, but cheers Joe and Dario 🙂

Would love to have this knowledge for inf’s too :))

Why don't you guys make a discord server?

Plz do one on entp🐈

Most INTJ's cannot and my lifetime of knowing them proves this. They are incapable of apologizing. Try it. Like they'll do a fake apology and then Te/lawyer their way into some fake reality where what they did is excusable somehow, but the logic's faulty and all messed up with that fake stuff. Try to get a *real* apology out of most INTJ's for something they did wrong. They'll just reframe it. They can't be real. They can't be honest. It's awful. The only reasons they seem to apologize are to make things okay in regard to their own social standing, and to "move past" what is wrong. But that real apology. That honest apology. That apology with actual integrity in it. That's the holy grail for an INTJ in terms of self development. Actually try it if you're an INTJ. Actually realize when you've wronged someone else and actually apologize until you can do an honest apology. Then you're ahead of the game not just in terms of INTJ's, but probably in terms of at least 8 of the personality types if you can do it well.