This recorded Live discusses the Jungian concepts of Introversion & Extroversion based on his book "Psychologische Typen" from 1921, and how that differs from our common understanding of extroversion as sociability. Furthermore, I describe the concepts of Persona and Shadow and how they relate to our personality, both in Socionics (to an extent) and especially in the Enneagram.
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:51 Initial thoughts on the book
3:41 Extroversion misunderstood as Social
6:49 Objective vs Subjective
12:24 Extroversion ≠ Social Instinct
13:13 Feeling drained, energy levels
14:40 Water break (Si Role moment)
15:13 Persona
19:21 Shadow
22:36 Problem with the Shadow
24:50 Persona and Role function in Socionics
27:38 Super Ego in Enneagram (1, 2, 6)
30:41 Image Issues with 2, 3, 4
31:30 Persona with Id Types (3, 7, 8)
32:50 Persona with Positive types (2, 7, 9)
33:15 Persona Issues in Enneagram
33:58 Enneagram = Ego Identities = Personas
34:45 Gifts for Personalities
35:47 Unconscious Functions
36:22 Problem with using Archetypes for Functions
37:31 Unconscious in Socionics vs Shadow
39:59 Introverts can be scared of Extroversion
41:27 Typing
42:08 Summary
44:04 How to tell your Persona
46:27 Outro
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Disclaimer: I am a personal(ity) development coach & matchmaker, specialized in Enneagram (especially instincts) and Jungian personality theory (especially Socionics). I am not a licensed therapist/psychologist, and I am not claiming to give any medical advice. If you are struggling with serious mental health issues, please consult with a licensed therapist/psychologist. My views in this video are entirely my own, based on my personal study, experience, and observations regarding personality type theory. Follow what works for you and improves your quality of life.
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