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In this episode, Antonia and Joel talk about how to relate to children if they are a different personality type than you, in particular, their learning style. Since there are different ways of seeing the world, we have a tendency to see the ‘other’ as broken or rebellious behavior in our children. What if they’re just responding to their natural wiring?

In this podcast you’ll find:

  • Question from reader Andrea, “So as an intuitive type I am very curious to learn more about what it’s like to experience the world as a sensor. What motivates sensing types? What makes them feel good and what stresses them out? How can an intuitive mom help nurture the sensors around her so that everyone can shine?”
  • The difference between sensory and intuitive learning styles.
  • The percentage breakdown of the two styles, and what the disparity may mean.
  • An intuitive parent may have an advantage in that they already have sensors on their radar.
  • We all have both abilities, but we do have a clear preference.
  • We’re good at our preferences because we clock so many hours using them.
  • Intuitives get good at speculation, Sensors get good at mastering the physical realm like with athletics or spotting details.
  • Intuitives help innovate, while Sensors create and maintain standards.
  • Sensor kids have needs like being aware of their physical comfort and safety.
  • Intuitive kids will often not see the rules as applying to them, so they may not be ‘rebellious’ when disregarding rules. Be careful before diagnosing them as ‘broken’
  • Get yourself and your kids tested.

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In this episode, Antonia and Joel talk about how to relate to children if they are a different personality type than you, in particular, their learning style. Since there are different ways of seeing the world, we have a tendency to see the 'other' as broken or rebellious behavior in our children. What if they're just responding to their natural wiring? #MBTI #childstype

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8 comments

  • Jillian
    • Jillian
    • December 28, 2014 at 12:27 pm

    The more I listen about intuitive learning the more my childhood and working life issues has made more sense. I believe my four year old may be intuitive. A lot of my family has told me that there is something wrong with her. Even considered her a high functioning autistic. Thankful my husband and I are both intuitive and are relaxed about giving her space to be weird. We are keeping an eye on her development, which is all normal except for her social skills. She is always in space and playing pretend and doesn’t much care for people. I feel bad for kinda buying into her being broken, when I think it may be more likely that she is extremely intuitive and just being a four year old.

    Thank you for your awesome podcast.

  • Joel Mark Witt
    • Joel Mark Witt
    • May 4, 2014 at 2:54 pm

    Hi Frederick. Thanks for your comment and for posting that link about Bill Gates. I think (if I can remember correctly) that Jobs also had some ideas about having a computer on every desk. As these things go it’s usually multiple people developing the same ideas at the same time in history. Think about Edison and Tesla. They were both working on electricity – but we mostly remember Edison.

    There is some debate in our company as to Steve Jobs’ personality type. However, my best guess right now is INTP (Accuracy/Exploration in the Personality Hacker system). I am guessing that he was an intuitive. Of course, without actually profiling him in person there is no way to be certain.

  • Frederick
    • Frederick
    • May 4, 2014 at 1:49 pm

    It was Bill Gates that evinsioned a computer on every desk , not Steve Jobs :D

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/3357701/Bill-Gatess-dream-A-computer-in-every-home.html

    BTW this means that you think Jobs was an Intuitive type? If yes which one? ENTP?

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