Psychological Types #2: “DEVELOP YOUR PERSONALITY”

Explore the 8 Jungian functions and develop more comfort and skill around each.

Created by: Yehuda Ben Jehoshua
Creative Director / Personal Coach

Created by: Dario Nardi
instructor, author, and consultant

What Will I Learn?

• The story of type as a dynamic tool for development.
• The fun “M&Ms” activity with a demonstration with a client.
• In-depth understanding of the 8 Jungian functions (aka cognitive processes).
• Definitions based on 15 years of neuro-imaging research.
• The unique function "stack" for each type.
• The function health meter and spiral of development: Is someone “in the dark grip”, “culturally adapted”, or “whole with joy”.
• Access to 32 pages of well-organized quotes from Jung on the functions.
• How to build skills following the 8 Keys to Self-Leadership.
• What to work on when (a roadmap for self-improvement for each type).
• Words of wisdom from 8 professional coaches and consultants.

Requirements

• Ideally, you’ve completed the basics course: "Find Your Best-Fit Type". Even if you are familiar with the 4-letter type code, that course covers key concepts that many people don’t know.
• A desire and patience to understand people in terms of processes, not simplistic traits.
• Willing to engage in a few activities, read and self-reflect, and perhaps get feedback from others.
• Open to understand that personality is about people, not just a theory or data.
• A sense of humor about our many human strengths and pitfalls.

Target audience

• People who want to build their life skills and develop themselves.
• Anyone who wants to understand themselves and others in a deep way.
• Those interested in Dr. Carl Jung’s original framework of psychological functions.
• Students of “type” who want to cut through confusing Internet clutter to get pro material.
• People who are uncertain about their best-fit type (e.g. torn between two types).
• Coaches, consultants and similar persons who want to use type in a deeper way, such as skills building and shadow work.
• Those who are willing to look at the extreme and shadow sides of their personality.