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PHQ | QUESTIONS FROM COMMUNITY: In this episode, Joel and Antonia answer a question from an INTJ listener about how to help an ENTP organize their work life.

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  • Alana K. Asby
    • Alana K. Asby
    • December 18, 2019 at 10:46 am

    For those whose budgets limit exploration, building music playlists for each activity, adding to the playlists regularly, and listening to them when it’s time to get into flow is very helpful. ENTP’s have the ability to enjoy far more varied kinds of music, from many different cultures, than the average bear. That’s exploration, too; and listening to the resulting playlists puts you back into that mindset you had when finding the music.

  • Stephanie Oldham
    • Stephanie Oldham
    • October 30, 2019 at 8:31 pm

    Thank you for this podcast! As an ENTP, I can definitely relate to issues of overpromising. However, I don’t experience it for the same motivation. I usually plan things (MY idea, as opposed to saying yes to someone else) that I genuinely in the moment find enjoyable or exciting “in theory”, but start to fall apart the next week or month when I said I would do it, because I had no idea in realistic terms what it would look like to pull it off. I’m much better at saying no to things to please others.

  • Peter Freeman
    • Peter Freeman
    • September 1, 2016 at 11:06 am

    New to your site. As a Jungian clinician who sees Type awareness as essential to my work with clients, I’m very impressed. I will explore further. I love the nuances in typology.

    I am a gregarious INTP (tested INTP for decades, more recently as ENTP myself, but loyal to an INTP sensibility). I refer to myself as a gregarious recluse. My wife laughs, because there is truth to it.

    Great insights here about ENTPness. You’re fortunate to have an assistant who provides the structure. What of the ENTP left to her/his own devices? I have an architect client who struggles mightily with organization, asks for an assistant, but is denied. I need to help and it feels a bit like the blind leading the blind. :~)

    Best regards.

  • Claude
    • Claude
    • February 8, 2016 at 6:35 pm

    Shannon,

    If you have an iphone or use some other podcast service or app you can download them there and listen to them on the go. This is what I do. Hope this helps.

  • Shannon
    • Shannon
    • January 23, 2016 at 11:06 pm

    Hi i love this, makes me feel really confident as an entp, it bloody great, but heres my question, i love listening to your conversations about improving myself on the go, can i get a downloadable copy of this please?

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