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In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about how we project and cast images in three primary ways: externally, internally, and philosophically.

In this podcast you’ll find:

  • What do we mean when we talk about image management? Joel shares an example of the image-management he has a tendency to display as a parent when out in public.
  • Judging a book by its cover – Antonia unpacks this metaphor and it’s value in relation to image management.
  • Viewing image management through the lens of the extraverted judging functions; Harmony (Fe) and Effectiveness (Te).
  • Why the ideal of not caring what others think isn’t necessarily a helpful or realistic option.
  • What’s the difference between internal and external image management?
  • Philosophical image management – Joel introduces this concept and provides a real-life example.
  • Where our beliefs and paradigms fit into image management.
  • The complexities of achieving the right balance between individualism and collectivism – and why this is context dependent.
  • A birds-eye view of our relationship with image management as we grow from infancy to adulthood.
  • Mastering your relationship with image management when you are undertaking personal-growth work.
  • Why social media brings heightened expectations and increased pressure to manage your external presentation.
  • Some final thoughts on philosophical image management and the need to question its importance and role in your life.

In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about how we project and cast images in three primary ways: externally, internally, and philosophically.

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    • October 8, 2019 at 2:57 pm

    I feel like part of a rapid response division in regard to everything and I can’t help it. All too aware of how actions affect people and what actions need to be taken to remedy situations. This often leaves me feeling like I come across as spineless phony (Or at least that’s what my inner critic tells me).

    Some of the work I’ve been doing involves checking in with myself to see how I feel and what I think about situations. Not displaying concern just because a situation seems to call for it but because I have taken time to assess the situation and find within myself a genuine expression (of whatever kind)

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