Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Much doubt suddenly dissipates as to certain key elements of their types in Part 3 of 4 when Jo and ESFJ Chelsea recount a story from the day before in which stark differences between one's dominant decision-making ("judging," "rational") cognitive function and the other's auxiliary one are revealed.
In the last video of the series, I'll comment on which things they spoke of that I think were whole (MBTI) type and Jungian cognitive-functional differentiators of various 'weights' vs. descriptions that were inconsequential or unclear per typing.
I hope you've been enjoying making your own observations and guesses about what will be the outcome of this IRL discussion, as more bits and pieces of it are shared.
Much doubt suddenly dissipates as to certain key elements of their types in Part 3 of 4 when Jo and ESFJ Chelsea recount a story from the day before in which stark differences between one's dominant decision-making ("judging," "rational") cognitive function and the other's auxiliary one are revealed.
In the last video of the series, I'll comment on which things they spoke of that I think were whole (MBTI) type and Jungian cognitive-functional differentiators of various 'weights' vs. descriptions that were inconsequential or unclear per typing.
I hope you've been enjoying making your own observations and guesses about what will be the outcome of this IRL discussion, as more bits and pieces of it are shared.
