Your Ni Dom yournidom

In this reflection I use new information to loop back and reinforce old convictions. "Multiples" was a reoccurring theme throughout.

Supporting themes: The 8- hour work day; Goal setting; Intimidation: Business; Writing and messaging; Group challenges; Aggression.

Typology: INTJ; ESFJ; ENFP; FeTi; TeFi; Enneagram 8 and 6.

In this reflection I confront some unconscious realities about my solo orientation within a capitalistic, monogamous world.

Supporting themes: Classism, racism and sexism; Social change agentry and education; Entrepreneurship; Employment; Dating and Dating Agendas; Self care, cleaning and structural maps.

Typology: INTJ8

In this reflection I talk about friendship utility and my ideal social life.

Typology: INTJ8; Enneagram 2, 3 and 4.

In this reflection I talk about being in low frequency, the challenges of getting to higher frequencies and the friends along the way. Spring themes: Solo living; Invisible trauma; Parenting; Psychological umbilical cord; and Making remarkable friends. Note: This reflection was influenced in part By Peter McGraw from the Solo Podcast ("Making Remarkable Friends"); and Garth Brooks ("Friends in Low Spaces."). Typology: Sexual and Self-presentation subtypes.

In this reflection I talk about two events that caused a triggering that a text calls "physiological arousal."

Supporting themes : Nuanced and varied grief; Stress and Se coping; Intuition and tasks; Language and liberty; Executive leadership; Love restricted to words; TeFi dynamic; Power as related to race, gender, cognitive functions and maternal energy; Trauma wounds.

Note 1: This reflection was influenced in part by Kenneth Bordens & Irwin Horowitz ("Social Psychology"). Also, Just Call Me Jon was referenced.

Note 2: This is a type- heavy discussion (there is a lot of MBTI jargon).

Note 3: I swear a lot in this reflection. Do not listen around children.

Typology; Ni; Te; Fi; Se; Fe; Enneagram Social 8.

In this reflection I process traits l inherited from my parents and consider their desirability.

Supporting themes: Rational and irrational behavior; City and rural living; Pathologies and Therapy; Communication and the 7-38-55 rule; Conventional and non-conventional living: Abuse and Intergenerational trauma.

This reflection was influenced in part by 1. Kenneth Bordens & Irwin Horowitz ("Social Psychology"); and 2. Alexis Kingsley (YouTube: "Introverted Intuition vs. Introverted Sensing").

Typology: Ni, Si, Te; Fi; Social-Eight