Geek Psychology: Play Life Better

Matt Sherman

I help geeks and gamers to play life better. As an INFP, I've spent a lot of time trying to understand myself, forcing myself outside of my comfort zone, finding my purpose in life, gaining self-confidence, and learning how to have better relationships. Personality type is one of the main models I use to help clients regain control over their lives, but I also tend to use Neuro-Linguistic Programming and hypnosis as well. Stay awhile and listen!

  1. 6d ago

    INFPs seem lazy (until they meet their inner commander)

    If you'd like more help with this, you can get the free INFP Personality Type Tutorial here: https://geekpsychology.com/infp It teaches you about the four main characters and gives you quests to try in the real world. A lot of INFPs know exactly what matters to them and still find it hard to get started. In this video I talk about why that happens, and how meeting the Commander part of ourselves can change it. I really believe INFPs aren't lazy. We have an estranged relationship with the part of us that handles strategizing and getting things done, and most of us haven't had much practice working with it. In this video I walk through what that looks like in real life, from the bullet journal that's exciting for a week to the existential question that shows up by week three. I also share how I work with my own Inner Allies. My Commander is Garth Ironstone, a big ox geomancer, and my Soul is Sasha, a panda healer and priest. Giving each part a name and an identity makes it much easier to negotiate between them, and I show a simple way to ask "what would Garth do?" when I have ten minutes and need to take action. Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:04 The soul 1:43 The commander 2:52 For you, not to you 4:26 Give your commander a character 6:06 What would Garth do? 6:54 Negotiate, don't fight If you want to explore this idea further, look up parts work in neurolinguistic programming and Internal Family Systems. I mention both in the video. Good luck, have fun. Peace.

  2. Oct 26

    8 things INFPs are quietly good at

    If you've ever been called too quiet, too sensitive, or too in your head, this one is for you. I walk through eight skills I see in INFPs again and again, from reading people to turning feelings into something other people can feel too, plus one small thing you can do with each so you can use it this week. Most of this comes from my coaching sessions, my own life, and Dario Nardi's brain research on personality types. If you'd like to go deeper on how your INFP brain works, the free 5-day INFP Personality Type Tutorial is here: https://geekpsychology.com/infp?utm_s... 0:00 Intro 1:08 You read people well 3:30 You see the big picture 6:35 You decide with your whole self 8:42 You solve problems sideways 11:30 You stay loyal to your values 14:14 You bond one on one 16:41 You don't win at others' expense 19:20 You put feelings into form RESOURCES: Free INFP Personality Type Tutorial Course: http://inowfeelpositive.com I Now Feel Positive Masterclass for INFPs: http://infp.geekpsychology.com?utm_so... Path of Heroes Academy: http://poha.geekpsychology.com?utm_so... Self-Development with AI Course: http://selfdevelopmentwithai.com 1-on-1 Coaching / Hypnosis: http://coaching.geekpsychology.com?ut... CONNECT WITH ME: Instagram:   / geekpsychology   Twitter:   / geekpsychology   YouTube:    / geekpsychology   ️ Podcast: http://podcast.geekpsychology.com Facebook:   / geekpsychology   READY TO LEVEL UP? Join the Geek Psychology community and start your journey today!

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I help geeks and gamers to play life better. As an INFP, I've spent a lot of time trying to understand myself, forcing myself outside of my comfort zone, finding my purpose in life, gaining self-confidence, and learning how to have better relationships. Personality type is one of the main models I use to help clients regain control over their lives, but I also tend to use Neuro-Linguistic Programming and hypnosis as well. Stay awhile and listen!